Showing at local galleries

OPENING THIS WEEK

• Friday

Gallery Mar (580 Main , Park City, 435-649-3001) "The Spookin' Art Show" exhibit and sale, through Nov. 3. Reception, Oct. 31, 4-7 p.m.

CONTINUING EXHIBITIONS

21st Street Gallery (1064 E. 2100 South, Rockwood Art Building) — Artwork of seven women, including watercolors, collage, acrylics, photography and furniture. Open by appointment, 467-3694.

A.M. Stein Imports (3408 S. Highland Drive) — Mayan paintings, African textiles and Judaica.

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

Alice Merrill Horne Gallery* (617 E. South Temple, 236-7555) — Exhibit of the five paintings added to the Utah State Fine Art Collection during the 2007-08 fiscal year plus six recently conserved pieces; "Interiors: Paintings from the State Fine Art Collection" by 13 artists, runs through the end of December.

Anderson-Foothill Branch Library (1135 S. 2100 East) — Paintings from "Rumi's Poetry" by Setsuko Yoshida, through Nov. 1.

Anthony's Antiques and Fine Art (402 E. 200 South, 328-2231) — Fine art and furniture: Works by early Utah artists. Currently offering several oil paintings by LeConte Stewart.

Art Access* (230 S. 500 West, 328-0703) — "Worlds in a Box," featuring art from six Utah artists, through Nov. 14.

Art Access II* (230 S. 500 West, 328-0703) — Brian Kershisnik and Joe Adams will have art displayed through Nov. 14.

Art at the Main (Salt Lake Main Library, 210 E. 400 South, 363-4088) — oil paintings by J.E. Hardesty, through Nov. 15.

Art Barn/Finch Lane Gallery* (54 Finch Lane, 596-5000) — The Utah Watercolor Society exhibit runs through Nov. 7.

Art Barn/Park Gallery* (54 Finch Lane, 596-5000) — Students who participated in Bad Dog Rediscovers America's Art Apprentice Program will show their work through Nov. 7.

Chapman Library (577 S. 900 West, 525-8285) — Mixed oil and acrylics by John Snell, runs through Nov. 7.

Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Arts (Isaac Chase Home in Liberty Park) — "Everyday Art," weekends, noon-5 p.m.