Margaret Tarampi ART

12/05/2023

I took a watercolor portrait class with Amelia Davis as part of University of Utah continuing education during the summer of 2019. Wonderful class! I have so much to learn but Amelia made it very accessible. I tried to paint the same portrait in the style of other artists (Amelia Davis, Polina Bright, and maybe Liron Yanconsky?).

Posting here to remind me to get back into my art practice.

06/26/2017

Last week to see the Self Expressions exhibit at the Urban Arts Gallery!

"Reconstructed Memory of Salt Lake City" by Margaret Tarampi. Another new piece up in our amazing Self-Expressions exhibit.

06/07/2017

Our June show "Self Expressions" is up and looking great! Come see this collection of conceptual self portraits from local Utah artists. Image: "La Gliere 4", mixed media, by .

09/03/2016

Poor Yorick is coming up! I'll be out of town but stop by my new studio (A2) to see and buy new and old work!

08/23/2016

Pecha Kucha Vol 18 is THIS Saturday! Get your tickets while they're hot!

08/09/2016

If you are interested in coming to Pecha Kucha Vol 18 here is the link to get tickets! It often sells out so get them while they are hot!

05/18/2016

Hi everyone! I'll be giving a short talk and leading a discussion on psychology and the arts at the Leonardo next week. Hope you can come and join in on the fun.

Come listen to Margaret Tarampi, an Associate Instructor at the University of Utah discuss the connections between science, architecture and art.

03/22/2016

Fans of science and art, please check out Science&Art Utah (https://www.facebook.com/SciArtUtah/). They co-sponsor Science and Art discussions at the Leonardo Museum in Salt Lake City. I'll be leading a discussion in May. Stay tuned for more info!

Community where Art & Science meet, collaborate and enrich each other.

08/22/2015

"Sea of Professionals"
Assemblage (ink on paper, wooden clothes pins, string)
Nation of Immigrants exhibition, Utah Cultural Celebration Center
September 15 – October 24 2014

It features my dad, my mom, my uncle Manuel, my aunt Jessielyn and my aunt Myleen. It is a piece about the stereotype that immigrants are domestic workers. It is contrasting that stereotype with the reality that professionals are also immigrating. Another theme is that my parents immigrated to the States separately and met here.

08/21/2015

Just got this sweet little piece back after it toured throughout Utah for almost 3 years!

04/01/2015

Very excited for the first publication of my art! Shot out to Carnegie Mellon!