Showing at local galleries

Sunday

Springville Museum of Art (126 E. 400 South, Springville, 489-2727) — "20th Annual Religious & Spiritual Art of Utah," featuring art in all mediums by Utah artists, through Dec. 28.

Monday

Jewett Center for the Performing Arts (Westminster College, department of art) — Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory: Faculty Art Exhibit through Nov. 22. Opening reception today at noon.

Tuesday

Columbus Library (2530 S. 500 East, 944-7545) — "Partly Cloudy," featuring photographs by Katie Ellefsen, through November.

Holladay Library (2150 E. 4730 South, 943-4636, ext. 334) — Artwork by Jim and Bonnie Zinanti through December.

Sweet Branch Library (455 F St.) — "Pieces of This: Photographs by Jeana Flowers" through Dec. 10. Artist reception Thursday evening from 6:30-8:30.

Syracuse Museum and Cultural Center (1927 W. 1700 South, Syracuse, 825-3633) — Art by Rose Brontmire through November. Artist reception Saturday, Nov. 12, from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Utah Cultural Celebration Center Art Gallery (1355 W. 3100 South, West Valley City) — "Los Dias de Los Muertos (The Days of the Dead)" exhibit, featuring events celebrating Mexican ancestral rituals, through Nov. 23. Opening reception tonight from 6-9.

Friday

Eccles Community Art Center (2580 Jefferson Ave., Ogden, 392-6935) — Main galleries: Paintings by Mac Stevenson and turned wood bowls by Joe Deru. Carriage House gallery: Paintings by Lindey Carter. Both exhibits will run through Nov. 26. Artists reception tonight from 7-9.

Gallery at the Station (Union Station, 2501 Wall Ave., Ogden, 629-8446) — Paintings by Carole H. Evans, Dottie Miles, Judy Maryon, Marian Dunn, Steven K. Sheffield and Sue Valentine, and sculpture by Kyle Ashley, through November. Artists reception tonight from 6-8.

Terra Nova Gallery (41 W. 300 North, Provo, 801-374-0016) — "Great Things/Small Packages," featuring art from gallery regulars, through Dec. 23. Opening reception tonight from 6-8.

Universe City Gallery (2556 Washington Blvd., Ogden) — Ceramics and drawings by Suzanne Storer through Nov. 19.