"A [two]-story masterpiece." --KSL, Channel 5
"[i]f there is one art attraction that Utahns will be talking about for years to come, it's the 337 Project."--In Utah This Week
"I'm blown away. This is the most amazing thing I have seen in this city." --Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson
"This year's coolest public art phenomenon."--Salt Lake Tribune
"Once again, the 337 Project has delved into Salt Lake's underground creativity and brought up gems most of us didn't even know were here."--Salt Lake Magazine
"[P]erhaps the most ingenious use of boxes in art since Andy Warhol"--City Weekly
The Art Truck is now driving all over the Wasatch Front. The current iteration of the Art Truck features original installation art and paintings by top Utah artists Pam Bowman and Trent Call. Bowman's installation explore the role of fibers in our lives and, by extension, issues of hearth and home. Call's work is an explosion of pop images guided by intuition.
The Art Truck moves. Sometimes we will announce its location ahead of time and sometimes not. You never know when you might find it parked outside your house.
To request a free visit by the Art Truck for educational or charitable purposes, please contact us at adam@337project.org.
If you have already requested a visit to your school, click here to view teaching materials--including two class lessons, extensions, and supplementary materials--to help your students get the most from an Art Truck visit
AFTERIMAGE: THE ART OF 337
The stunning documentary film "Afterimage: The Art of 337," by Alex Haworth and Davey Davis, is available for purchase through its creators at The Dada Factory.
"Pick up a copy of this gem [which] captures just how incredible the project was and will continue to be."--Slug Magazine
URBAN GALLERY
This isn't your ordinary art gallery! On June 12th and 13th, 2009, nine of Salt Lake City's best artists will each be given a garage door and 18 hours to paint a masterpiece in a contest called Face Off at the Urban Gallery. The nine large-scale works of art they create will be visible for several months at Neighborhood House (1050 W. 500 S.), but the Face Off is more an event than an exhibition: it is a chance to see great artists at work. So come down on June 12 and 13, bring your family and friends, watch the artists in the act of creation, and then vote for the work of art that you think should win a $1000.00 audience choice award.
Staff from the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and the Salt Lake Art Center will be at the Face Off on June 13 from 12-6 pm to provide an opportunity for children to paint their own "garage doors." As with all 337 Project events, Face Off is free to the public.
