AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArts & Culture: Ogden Contemporary Arts named Brooklyn artist Zachary Fabri its 2026 artist in residence, with a project tracing Utah salt extraction from Great Salt Lake to Compass Minerals and exploring the cultural echoes of colonial labor through video, sculpture, and photography. Local Film/TV: Utah-made Regency miniseries “Seeking Persephone” has been renewed for two more seasons, continuing Sarah M. Eden’s Lancaster series after its Amazon Prime momentum. Theater: Patrick Page brings Shakespearean villains to McCarter Theatre in “All the Devils Are Here,” spotlighting how the Bard shaped the modern idea of the villain. Music/Pop Culture: “American Idol” Season 21 winner Iam Tongi says he lost “a lot of followers” after openly sharing his Latter-day Saint faith during the show. Sports (Utah): BYU’s fall camp buzz includes a first scrimmage where the offense edged the defense, while Utah’s Colton Swan leans into rodeo-honed toughness as he helps drive BYU’s pass-rush goals for 2026. Community/Religion: The Utah Area YSA Conference wrapped with a “Together in Christ” focus on connection and hope for young adults across Utah.
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