Kimball Art Center

We thoroughly enjoyed the exhibit “Gaze into these eyes” at the Kimball Art Center. The docent was so welcoming and informative. The exhibit itself was well curated, thought provoking and inspiring. Looking forward to future exhibits. Thank you for making this experience accessible!

This review is for an oil painting class. Unfortunately, my experience was not a good one and I’m rating it 3 stars due to the instructor, who had never taught before and was very unprepared. IMO, Kimball should have one of their staff sitting in or asking the teacher to give them a class as an “audition” of sorts. My perspective is this is more guided painting than true instruction. I gave the education department feedback on the class before writing this review in hopes they would respond with something more than an invite to complete a survey. I’m not looking for a refund but the $275 was a complete waste of money not to mention my time. Perhaps recognizing that I was not the only dissatisfied student and offering a small discount and invite to take another class would be a welcome offer. Because of this experience, I would not take another class at Kimball. I’ve heard there are a couple of great studios in SLC though.

Visited the Traces ceramics exhibit 4/29, and found the work very memorable. I appreciated the selective approach to presenting the pieces, which gives space and time to "go deep" with each artist. Kimball staff were very knowledgeable and welcoming. The art education programs and working studios bring a unique energy to the galleries. I look forward to my next visit!

Wonderful museum with smashing staff. It's exciting to see such important and conceptual art in Utah from some of the most significant artists around the world

Bev was really nice and helped give us a mini tour. The museum is donation based. They also have classes which was interesting! I thought the art was super intriguing and liked that it was alive (literally) Also, the soil stories are really entertaining

We stopped by the "Traces" exhibit after dinner and had a wonderful time. The entire staff was super friendly. We loved the kids exhibit and my favorite was the "hot digity dog" clay hot dog & wiener dog creation. We are glad we stopped to see all of the talented student works of art!

Kimball Art Center curates amazing exhibits along with educational talks with artists. Their kids (and adults) programs include ceramics and many other mediums. Lots of opportunities to learn about art, it's ability to spark joy in the world.

Honestly, it was a big disappointment. One star for the one piece of art I liked and one for the children space for my toddler and the kindness and helpfulness of the woman working there. If you're interested in art, go to all the free exhibits on Main Street in Park City.

Love this place. Free admission, but donations accepted, and when I went, they had an exhibition on Chicano Art. I absolutely loved it! The employees give you a brief background before you venture off in your own. No photography is permitted in the galleries as some pieces are on loan from other institutes. In front of the front desk, there is also a student gallery where art pieces are being sold to benefit MICA. +free admission +Chicano Art exhibition

A great place in the heart of Park city trying to connect the arts art making with the community.

New building, next complex and away from the downtown Main St. area, which probably is correspondingly driving foot traffic down somewhat. It seems a building somewhat bigger, though there are several offshoot buildings of what I assume are studios. Lots of outside art also and reasonably ample parking, both of which are positives. It's much easier to get to, as well. I think these guys are a lot more refocused on education and studios, which is very worthy and necessary as well. I still back it as much as ever. This is one of my favorite things about Park City in general and a pretty excellent place to get art supplies as well.

2 level floor space hosting the Adobe/HP Photography Studio. HP and Adobe have partnered together to provide hands-on experiences with digital imaging tools that will bring pictures to life. Using the dv2000 and dv6000 Entertainment notebooks, as well as the nw9440 Mobile Workstation all loaded with cutting-edge Adobe software, we stopped by and learn tips on how to creatively edit, quickly organize and easily share pictures. On the upper floor, there were two lounge areas for Sundance goers to relax and chillout with appetizers and drinks.

Nothing but love for the Kimball Art Center from me. Main gallery as well as the Garage gallery and space on the lower level for exhibits. I have seen some wonderful things in this space from local and non-local artists in many different mediums (painting, multi-medium murals, ceramics, photography, and more). They also have their own ceramics studio and offer classes for all ages. It is absolutely amazing to have such a great advocator of the arts right here in Park City.