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A showing of paintings first created by prominent Utah artists in 1976 to illustrate local history.
Art enriches community and northern Utah's community is connected through historical events that continue to impact citizens in the present. By reviving historical art first shown almost 50 years ago, the Kaysville - Fruit Heights Museum opens new conversations about how the interpretation of history can change over time while the works of those skilled artists continues to inspire anew.
The public is invited to view selected paintings from a revival of an exhibit first commissioned for the ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
Art show is free to the public.
INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*
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After the November 2nd opening reception, the art will be exhibited intact until January 11, 2024 when pieces will be rotated to the Fruit Heights City Administrations Building and then back to Kaysville. The art will be shown through 2024 in both cities.
For many of the paintings, connections to Kaysville area history is available on the Kaysville - Fruit Heights Museum's website at https://www.kfhmuseum.org/bicentennial-art/. Both the 1976 exhibit descriptions and those updated for the 2023-2024 showings are available online.
A student art contest will be advertised to high school teachers at Davis, Farmington and Layton High Schools and posted on the museum's social media sites. High school students in the geographical areas feeding into those schools are invited to submit. Contest rules apply.
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LOCATION
23 E Center Street, Kaysville, UT 84037