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Local Colors of Utah

Utah artists will now be well-represented in Sugar House.

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Utah artists will be well-represented in Sugar House with the opening of Local Colors of Utah. The artists cooperative of 22 members will feature painters, photographers, jewelers, sculptors, fiber artisans and glass designers. Starting in 2012, classes will also be offered. The coop is located at 1054 East and 2100 South. It is open from 11am-7pm Tuesday-Saturday.

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