AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUtah Arts & Community: Ogden artist Cole Eisenhour was selected to paint a massive mural honoring Salt Lake City’s Japantown on the Multi-Ethnic Senior Highrise, aiming to connect the neighborhood’s past, present, and future. Public Art in Everyday Life: Park City is rolling out the second phase of its Bus Shelter Art Program, with 20 shelters getting original work from 10 local artists as part of a broader push to turn transit stops into mini galleries. Music & Festivals: Poppy skipped her Upheaval Festival set in Grand Rapids due to hazardous wildfire smoke, though her band still performed the scheduled instrumental music. Local Media: KPCW is entering its second year without federal funding after CPB rescinded support in 2025, forcing budget cuts and a smaller workforce across Utah’s public media network. Sports on the Calendar: Utah viewers can catch NWSL action including Orlando at Utah, plus a full slate of weekend sports listings. Pop Culture: Dua Lipa’s Manifesto Library spotlights banned books and censorship debates, even as access to the collection is reportedly harder than the hype suggests.
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