Collaborations
Lake Bonneville Reef, Salt Lake City, Utah
November 2011: A SATELLITE OF THE WORLDWIDE HYPERBOLIC CROCHET CORAL REEF PROJECT CREATED BY MARGARET AND CHRISTINE WERTHEIM OF THE INSTITUTE FOR FIGURING IN LOS ANGELES
A COLLABORATIVE, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOCUSED ON SCIENCE, MATH, ART, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
Brolly Arts, the Great Salt Lake Institute at Westminster College, and Friends of Great Salt Lake joined with the Institute for Figuring to create the Lake Bonneville Reef (LBR) project. This community project utilizes the techniques of hyperbolic crochet to create a coral reef as it may have existed in ancient Lake Bonneville. The site specific installation is built from separate pieces/elements created by community members and artists. LBR is designed to increase awareness of environmental issues affecting our bodies of water, namely that of plastic and global warming.
Recent Project
Justice for Some
June 2011 Pilot Project
A multi-disciplinary performance and community outreach project
Brolly Arts worked with inFluxdance to create and present this project that highlights the history and future of protest and challenges the notion of equality and discrimination. From this pilot project, a large scale multi-partner Justice For Some will be presented Fall 2012.
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Stonecircle's 8th Annual
Winter Solstice concert
Thursday, December 15, 2011
7:30pm at the Jeanne Wagner Theatre
$15 General Admission
Experience the magic of the Winter Solstice through the timeless music of Utah's Celtic-fusion band, Stonecircle
Throughout its 17 year career spanning six CD releases, Stonecircle has enchanted sellout crowds throughout the nation with its brand of original and contemporary arrangements of traditional Celtic tunes and ballads. Join them this year and you will be moved by the beauty of their music during this darkest season of the year.
Recent Project
Bridge Over Barriers
Phase II completed September 2011
a public art project that strengthens community, reaches underserved populations, and results in a cultural treasure for Salt Lake City
This long-term art project began in 2005 as part of an ongoing neighborhood beautification, community building and revitalization effort of Salt Lake City's west side.
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Salt Lake Space Finder
Looking for a space? Have a space to rent?
In 2012, Brolly Arts will launch a new initiative to provide a centralized, online system for artists to find and rent space and amenities to suit their needs.
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