National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Chairman Jane Chu announced 64 awards totaling $4.3 million supporting projects across the nation through the NEA’s Our Town program. Epicenter and the City …
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Green River is in dire need of not just affordable housing but also durable and efficient housing to replace our deteriorated housing stock. Astonishingly, trailers account for 28% of total …
—An interview with Epicenter Principal Jack Forinash and incoming Epicenter designer Christopher Henderson. Christopher Henderson in front of the City/County Building in Salt Lake City, Utah. Incoming Epicenter designer Christopher …
—an interview with Epicenter Principal Jack Forinash and incoming summer intern Ryan Baxter Photo: Ryan Baxter at Hetch Hetchy in Yosemite. This May, Ryan Baxter will finish his final year …
—an interview with Epicenter Principal Jack Forinash and incoming Epicenter Housing Specialist JD Scott Photo: JD Scott assembling a conference table. JD Scott is a public interest designer currently residing …
—Utah Arts & Museums – For immediate release on March 1, 2016 SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Arts & Museums announces A Call to Place: The first five years of …
—Sarah Lillegard – 2016 Frontier Fellow “…any landscape is composed not only of what lies before our eyes but what lies within our heads.” D.W. Meinig, geographer Growing up in …
Photo: Rob Loucks At no point since Epicenter’s founding has there been as much optimism regarding Green River’s future. In 2015, Epicenter and its community partners continued to build momentum …