Showing at local galleries

• Friday

Bountiful/Davis Art Center (745 S. Main, Bountiful, 292-0367) — "Intermountain Society of Artists 2007 Art Show." Also a high school photography exhibition. Both exhibits run through June 8. Reception tonight from 7-9, with award ceremony.

Lamplight Art Gallery (170 S. Main, Bountiful, 298-0290) — "Expressions of Spring," featuring art by Colleen Parker, Scott Durrant, Rebecca Lee and Merrily Kulmer. Opening reception tonight from 6-9.

Museum of Church History and Art (45 N. West Temple, Upper Level, 240-2299) — "Something Extraordinary: A Sampler of Women Gifts," featuring assorted objects, gifts and talents of Relief Society women.

CONTINUING EXHIBITIONS

16th Street Gallery (1299 E. 4500 South, 942-8291 or 694-1473) — Artwork by gallery regulars: Robert Call, G. Russell Case, Wallace Lee, Elva Malin, Robert McFarland, Ian Ramsey, Linda Curley, Jerry Hancock and more.

Abravanel Hall (123 W. South Temple) — Dale Chihuly's "Olympic Tower" and art from the Salt Lake County Art Collection.

American Institute of Architects (329 W. Pierpont) — "Both Sides of the TRAX: Investigations in The Gateway District," featuring work by eight students from the University of Utah School of Architecture that focuses on The Gateway, Road Home and warehouse district.

Anthony's Antiques & Fine Art (402 E. 200 South, 328-2231) — Fine art and furniture.

Art Access* (230 S. 500 West, 328-0703) — "La Migra," featuring new acrylic paintings by Jimmy Lucero, through May 9.

Art Access II* (230 S. 500 West, 328-0703) — "Between the Lines," featuring contemporary prints and paintings by Veera Kasicharenvat, through May 9.

Art Barn/Finch Lane Gallery* (54 Finch Lane, 596-5000) — Photography and poetry by Bruce Hucko and David Lee, digital photography by Craig Jenkins and porcelain sculptures by Sylvia Ramachandran, all through June 1.

Bingham Gallery (1074 E. 2100 South, 832-9220) — Specializes in artwork by American artists of the past 100 years, with special emphasis on Maynard Dixon. Also shown are Claude Buck, Stuart Davis, Severin Roesen and Robert Henri.