Pequeñas sculturas /// Small Sculptures
Máscaras inspiradas en el Vejigante puertorriqueño: Marzo 15th & 16th 2-4PM Masks inspired by the Puerto Rican Vejigante: March 15th & 16th 2-4PM ¡Ven y participa en este taller creativo …
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Come Home to Green River: Giving Tuesday
It’s that time of year again! Please consider an end-of-year donation to Epicenter to launch us into 2024. Our theme for the next year is Come Home to Green River — …
“Why This Place?” Now Available
Our highly anticipated Why This Place?: A Future-Forward Retrospective book is finally complete and available for purchase! In this book, we reflect with our friends on some of the work …
Salt Lake Design Week ’23
Field Studio student preparing their work for the event. Photo by Curtis Shosted. Epicenter recently held a tremendously successful event during this year’s Salt Lake Design Week in partnership with …
You’re Invited: SLDW ’23
Epicenter is excited to announce our participation in this year’s Salt Lake Design Week in partnership with Field Studio! Join us at Woodbine Food Hall on Tuesday, October 24th from …
Board Member Spotlight: Todd Erlandson
We’re excited to kick off a series of posts introducing some new faces on the Epicenter board! Todd Erlandson is an designer, educator, and rural advocate living in southern California. …
Board Member Spotlight: Bryan Buenacosa-Brooks
We’re excited to kick off a series of posts introducing some new faces on the Epicenter board! Bryan Buenacosa-Brooks is an creative strategist, architect, and wildlife and lands advocate living …
Board Member Spotlight: Alyssa Kreikemeier
We’re excited to kick off a series of posts introducing some new faces on the Epicenter board! Alyssa Kreikemeier is a land lover, historian, educator writing in the southern Rockies. Below …
We Need Your Support
After 14 years in Green River, Epicenter is finally about to start our largest effort to date: Canal Commons. Yes, it’s finally happening! We have received a land donation of …
Epicenter to Receive Our Town Grant
Photo: Architectural plan/collage and site context by designer Kenny Fallon, Jr. (Canal Commons Project Manager). Epicenter has been approved for a $100,000 Our Town award from the National Endowment for …