Trent Alvey

Alvey is a multimedia artist utilizing paint, assemblage, printmaking, sculpture and sound, in the creation of her work. She often uses science as a foundation for her collaborative explorations.  Alvey is included in the following collections: Utah Arts & Museums, Westminster College, Salt Lake County and Springville Museum of Art. Alvey was given a Salt Lake City Mayors Artist Award in 2011 and chosen as one of Utah 15 Most Influential Artist’s by Artists of Utah in 2013. She had many solo exhibits, a 4-woman show at Brigham Young University Museum of Art in 2013 and a 2-person show at the Granary Art Center curated by Scotti Hill (2016). She received the Distinguished Resident Award from Westminster College (2016).  Alvey contributed a sound installation, Our Common Voice, to the Parliament of the World Religions held in Salt Lake City, 2015and is included in both editions of Artists of Utah by Robert S. Olpin, William C. Seifrit, and Vern Swanson. Trent is included in Utah Artists Project/ J. Williard Marriott Library’s (University of Utah) digitized collections of selected Utah artists. 

“Deer Creek” painting donated by Barry Scholl