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 40 vibrant murals, this district reflects the authentic character and hometown pride that make Midvale a truly special place.
The Art House is home to The Creative Rebellion, a community of artists who share their skills, stories, and passion with residents and visitors alike. To learn more about their mission and the artists behind the work, visit their website.
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.
Artist Bio: Brian Abel
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.
Abel devoted nine years of his professional life to art education, teaching students of all ages to hone their technical skills while developing their passion and purpose. He has a deeply personal understanding of the impact art can have on a community, and is honored to have shared his work with the public in a variety of galleries and forums. When asked about the future, Abel anticipates that community will become an even bigger driving force in his artistic endeavors. Learn more on Brian's Instagram at @abeltheartist.
Artist Bio: Ash Amos
Ash Amos, a 30-year-old artist from Salt Lake City, Utah, has spent the past five years captivating audiences with live paintings at music and art festivals. As the former resident and lead artist for Dreamscapes 2.0, an immersive art experience, Ash has showcased a talent for transforming spaces into otherworldly realms. Additionally, as a muralist and founder of Penrose Artist Co, Ash creates interactive art installations and supports fellow artists.
Inspired by nature and visionary experiences, with a particular fascination for bugs, flowers, and birds, Ash’s work features intricate details and a vibrant, surrealist aesthetic. Through his art, Ash aims to inspire creativity and evoke a sense of wonder. Excited to be part of the first group of artists at the Art House on Main Street in Midvale, UT, Ash looks forward to sharing this passion with the community. Learn more about Ash and his work on Instagram at @AshAmosArt(External link) or his website
Artist Bio: Adrianne Freeman
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.
She is a passionate advocate for accessible creativity, believing that art and art supplies should be available to everyone regardless of background or income. Adrianne creates community-focused experiences, including free art libraries and inclusive workshops, to help others discover the joy of making.
Artist Bio: J.J. Riggs
J.J. Riggs graduated from the Art Institute in 2001 with a B.A. in Computer Animation, where she excelled in 3D software and character animation. For more than 20 years she thrived in the tech world, leading award-winning design teams as a Creative Director and Product Design Director. Now she’s returned to her first love—making art.
A multimedia artist, J.J. embraces every joy that comes from creating, from the classical discipline of sight-size portraiture to witty, playful expressions of artistic humor. She is equally passionate about helping others ignite their own creativity, no matter their background or skill level. Drawing on her experience teaching art and graphic design at both secondary and post-secondary levels, she brings encouragement and practical know-how to every interaction.
J.J.’s corporate background also fuels her work as a mentor and facilitator. She has led design thinking workshops, team-bonding sessions, and collaborative innovation labs, blending art and strategy to help people tap into their own creative spark. Whether in the studio or leading a group, J.J. creates spaces where imagination and connection thrive.
Artist Bio: Shantelle Sommers
Shantelle Sommers, also known as Telli, is a mixed media painter and aspiring fashion designer based in Murray, Utah. Inspired by nature, love, and the simpler aspects of life such as colors and shapes. Telli transitioned to a full-time artist in October 2023. Since then, she has showcased her talents through live painting and vending at numerous highly attended events. At 24, Telli holds an Associate's degree in Social Work and seeks to merge her passion for social work with her love for art. She believes that creating art is vital for improving and maintaining mental health. Through her work, Telli hopes to inspire and motivate others to explore their own artistic expressions.
Excited about her opportunity at the Art House, Telli aims to connect with and empower the community through her art. Learn more about Shantell and her work on Instagram at @tellikinesis or her portfolio.