Art Access Gallery provides opportunities for artists with disabilities to access the mainstream of the arts community by exhibiting their work with that of artists without disabilities. Although focus remains on artists with disabilities, artists without disabilities are also welcome to apply for exhibition, as are artists who represent other undeserved communities such as: the elderly, persons living in poverty, and youth at-risk. This inclusive approach allows Art Access to level the playing field, thus encouraging gallery goers to appreciate artists with disabilities as, first and foremost, talented artists.

Exhibits

Art Access Gallery is exhibiting the paintings of mother and son Dottie Miles and Chris Miles, as well as Brian Bean's paintings on grocery bags, beginning September 16 through October 14. An Artists' Reception will be held on Friday, September 16 from 6 to 9PM during the Salt Lake Gallery Stroll.

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