Good Juju Studio
On view · Jun 2026
The artists
Exhibitors
The painters, printers, potters and makers who've filled the gallery walls. Their work rotates each season — here's who's showing now, and everyone who came before.
Currently on view
Current exhibitors
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On view · May 2027
Addie Aikele
Painter - Layers of Acrylic
I began painting when I was processing circumstances out of my control. I explore layers of grief, confusion, chaos and began to notice bravery, peace and a lot of trust woven in. Basically I make a mess and look for the beauty in it. I paint from my home studio in Salt Lake City.
Allie Saunders
On view · May 2027
Allie Saunders
On view
On view · May 2027
Evelyn Morford
Artist, Painter, Illustrator, Writer
My life as a public artist has just begun! Though I have been writing since age nine, painting since 18, and have been drawing off and on my whole life, I have never before displayed my work for the public. THANK YOU for looking, for seeing. I paint to see my soul reflected; and hope the same magic might resonate with you. I hope you enjoy these saplings in the growing forest of my creations!
Huckleberry Paper
On view · May 2027
Huckleberry Paper
On view
On view · May 2027
Heidi Kindlespire Hillman
Fiber - Embroidery, Felt, Textiles
Visual artist working in mixed media, fiber art and embroidery. Through hand embroidery, textiles, and layered mixed-media processes, my work explores nature, hope, and the quiet beauty found in everyday life.
Inked by Paige
On view
Inked by Paige
On view
On view · May 2027
Lily Camille
Linocut, Cut Paper
A little bit modern, a little bit mid-century children's book, my work combines bold shapes and bright colors with nostalgic, childlike themes. I work primarily in linocut (large-scale stamp carving) and cut paper collage, and I love the tactile nature of these media. I take inspiration from graphic design and the art of children I know, and I play in the space between simplicity and sophistication.
Souly's Sunshine Shop
On view
Souly's Sunshine Shop
On view
On view · May 2027
Megan Curtis
Linocut
Linocut is a type of relief printmaking. First I design my art and then transfer it to artist linoleum. The linoleum is made of natural fibers and has a texture like stiff leather. I use sharp blades to carve my design into the linoleum, leaving some areas raised and others scooped out. Finally I ink up the linoleum and press a piece of paper over it to create the finished product. It's basically stamp making and printing. I have selected these pieces because they bring whimsy to the ordinary. The green print is the view from my front window. The wildflower field speaks to my love of cosmos and quiet nights. The girl in the rain was inspired by childhood adventures playing with an umbrella and just soaking up the extreme elements. The moth, bee, and mushrooms are a nod to the little hidden moments in nature that we experience when we slow down.
On view
On view
Peak Elevation Maps
Pens and Markers hand drawn on poster paper.
I draw real places by hand with pens, markers, poster paper, and roughly 20–30 hours of my time. Each map starts on paper, gets scanned, stitched together, and turned into an original piece of topographic art! Mostly Utah for now, but check in because I have more on the way.
On view
On view · Jun 2026
Four Birds
Multidisciplinary
I currently am exhibiting a curated selection of 35mm film prints taken on estate sale and thrift store cameras. Every shot aims to evoke a feeling of nostalgia and peaceful wonder. My love for film developed when I bought my first cameras at an estate sale, fixed them up, and started shooting pictures whenever I could. My main cameras are an Olympus and a Minolta. I also enjoy experimenting with shooting 120 format with my Kodak Box Brownie and Voigtlander Brilliant. I also create in other mediums such as block printing, oil painting, and customizing Kinco mittens.
Want to show your work?
We host a new exhibitor most seasons — solo walls, group shows, and pop-ups. Tell us what you make.