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EPISODE · Dec 29, 2024 · 1H 22M

S1, E67: Utah Art Market/ Four Lemons - Nanette Amis

from Small Lake City · host Erik Nilsson

Discover the magic of Utah's art scene with special guest Nanette Amis, a true pioneer in the local art community. With nearly three decades of experience connecting artists with buyers through the Utah Art Market, Nanette opens up about her latest venture, Four Lemons, a gallery in Holladay Utah. Embodying the slogan "Art Within Reach," Four Lemons offers affordable fine art to the community. This episode uncovers the rich tapestry of connections and the close-knit spirit of Salt Lake City, which has woven together stories of serendipity and inspiration.Reflecting on personal journeys, we share tales of unexpected meetings that have led to surprising opportunities across various fields such as art and finance. Unpack the concept of creativity as we redefine it beyond traditional forms, delving into its presence in everyday tasks like cooking. Explore the evolution of the Utah Art Market, which has adapted to embrace affordable fine art, meeting the demands of a shifting demographic eager for more intentional and aesthetically pleasing living spaces. Nanette and I also touch on the addictive nature of art collecting, uncovering the joy of making that first purchase and the eagerness to acquire more.Join us as we celebrate the sentimental value of handmade gifts, highlighting their significance, especially during the holiday season. Nanette shares her experiences growing up in a self-reliant culture where crafting and creating were essential parts of life. We discuss the resurgence of interest in traditional crafts and handmade items, affirming their enduring appeal. This episode invites listeners to embrace creativity and community, to explore diverse art forms, and to foster the personal connections that make Utah's art scene so unique and vibrant.50% Off Minky Couture Blankets: softminkyblankets.com/SMALLLAKECITY Visit www.luxeautomotive.com or use this link to request a quote Please be sure to like, review, follow, subscribe and share the podcast with your friends and family! See you next time Support the showSmall Lake City Calendar, add for all the events coming up straight to your iCal, Google Calendar, or Outlook: https://42b1ul.share-na2.hsforms.com/2NEaCwuBsSH-fY1z5Hr7DkgJoin the Small Lake City Discord: https://discord.gg/TYNzMhCxeKSubscribe to the Newsletter! https://www.smalllakepod.com/newsletter-landing-pageInstagram: @smalllakepodYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@SmallLakeCityPodcastTikTok: @smalllakepod

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Discover the magic of Utah's art scene with special guest Nanette Amis, a true pioneer in the local art community. With nearly three decades of experience connecting artists with buyers through the Utah Art Market, Nanette opens up about her latest venture, Four Lemons, a gallery in Holladay Utah. Embodying the slogan "Art Within Reach," Four Lemons offers affordable fine art to the community. This episode uncovers the rich tapestry of connections and the close-knit spirit of Salt Lake City, ...

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