Established in 1965, Phillips Gallery is the oldest commercial gallery in the Intermountain West. It has stood as a testament to the enduring power of art in Salt Lake City for nearly six decades. Bonnie and Denis Phillips, both artists themselves, founded this gallery. It quickly became a cornerstone of the local art scene. Phillips Gallery represents artists working in a diverse array of media. These include painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, ceramics, printmaking, jewelry, and mixed media. The gallery focuses on artists from Utah and the surrounding region. It also showcases national and international artists with ties to Utah. Phillips Gallery isn’t just a place to admire art. It’s also a hub for custom framing, installation, and art consultation services. They provide expertise in space planning, lighting, and managing private and corporate art collections. The gallery’s commitment extends beyond its walls. The Phillips have always been involved in community outreach, including initiatives like Sub for Santa and work with the Crossroads Urban Center. Bonnie Phillips spearheaded the Golden Rule Project. This project involved creating and donating illuminated broadsides featuring different formulations of the Golden Rule to schools throughout the valley. The project’s impact continues to ripple through the community. Another initiative, Jane’s Home, provides a space for non-profit organizations to hold meetings. It continues the Phillips’ legacy of community engagement. Bonnie is actively involved in editing and illustrating a series of books about Gurdjieff, a Russian spiritual leader. Her unique artistic contributions bring a new dimension to the teachings. Phillips Gallery’s history reflects the evolving artistic landscape of Salt Lake City. From its early days in the 9th and 9th area to its current location on 200 South, the gallery has witnessed the growth and vibrancy of the city’s artistic spirit. Phillips Gallery has been a vital part of Salt Lake City’s art community for almost half a century. It is a testament to the power of art to inspire, connect, and enrich lives.
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