Midvale Main Art House
Open to the public
7697 S Main Street, Midvale, UT 84047
Midvale City proudly offers subsidized studio space at the Art House, supporting a collective of talented local artists who bring energy, creativity, and community connection to the heart of the Midvale Main Arts & Culture District. Surrounded by more than 45 vibrant murals, this district reflects the authentic character and hometown pride that make Midvale a truly special place.
The Art House is a community of artists who share their skills, stories, and passion with residents and visitors alike
Meet the Artists
Discover the creative minds shaping the Art House. Explore their techniques, hear their stories, and support the local talent that enriches our city.
Interactive Workshops
Enjoy hands-on art experiences led by Art House artists, perfect for learning new skills, exploring creativity, or spending a meaningful day in Midvale.
Art Experience Gifts
Browse handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pieces made by resident makers. These items showcase the artistry and imagination found within our local community.
Inspiring Gallery
Experience a rotating collection of works that highlight a wide range of mediums, styles, and artistic perspectives.
Community Hub
The Art House serves as a welcoming space for artists, neighbors, and visitors to connect, collaborate, and be inspired.
Brian Abel was born in Augsburg, Germany, and currently resides in the United States at the foot of the beautiful Wasatch Mountains in Midvale, Utah. Abel earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Utah State University, graduating summa cum laude. His creative reflexes display themselves in a variety of visual art forms and mediums, ranging from mixed-media abstract sculpture to traditional oil painting.
Adrianne Freeman is a queer multimedia artist and Utah native who has been working full-time in the arts since January 2025. Her creative practice spans acrylic painting, watercolor, collage, and the traditional art of Pysanky egg decorating. Deeply inspired by nature, transformation, and symbolism, Adrianne’s work often explores the mystical in the everyday—like a barn owl flying through the stars.