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CATALYST Calendar: July 2009
Feature calendar picks from the print version. Make sure to check our full online listings for continual updates (click Events Calendar along the top menu bar).by Dana Igo
CATALYST Calendar June 2009
Feature calendar picks from the print version. Make sure to check our full online listings for continual updates (click Events Calendar along the top menu bar).by Dana Igo
CATALYST Calendar 2009
Feature calendar picks from the print version. Make sure to check our full online listings for continual updates (click Events Calendar along the top menu bar). by Dana Igo
CATALYST Calendar of Events: April 2009
Feature calendar picks from the print version. Make sure to check our full online listings for continual updates (click Events Calendar along the top menu bar). by Dana Igo
CATALYST Calendar: March 2009
Feature calendar picks from the print version. Make sure to check our full online listings for continual updates (click Events Calendar along the top menu bar).by Dana Igo
CATALYST Calendar: February 2009
Feature calendar picks from the print version. Make sure to check our full online listings for continual updates (click Events Calendar along the top menu bar).by Dana Igo
CATALYST Calendar: January 2009
Check out our regular online listings (link at the top of the site) for complete calendar and continuous updates. by Dana Igo
CATALYST Calendar: December 2008
Also check our online listing board for complete calendar and continuous updates. by Dana Igo
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"A recent trip through Dreamscapes, the Utah Arts Alliance’s (UAA) newest pop-up immersive art exhibit in the former home of The Gap in The Gateway Mall, left me with some hopeful reminders that the nightmares of reality can (and need to) be addressed by the delights and desires of our dreams."
Read more about the success of Dreamscapes, and its ongoing aspects of resourcefulness and sustainability:Utah Arts Alliance's Dreamscapes | Catalyst Magazine
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Utah artists and volunteers practice recycling/repurposing for art’s sake Dreams rarely make sense. But frankly, reality doesn’t always make much...
