ABOUT THE LOGAN GALLERY
Supporting Cache Valley Artists + Musicians
Our Mission
The Logan Gallery redefines what it means to live as an artist. We create opportunities for Cache Valley creatives to thrive through our gallery exhibitions + community events, e-commerce channels, and public art installations. We exist to support a vibrant culture where art is valued, creators are backed, and our local talent shines beyond Cache Valley.
Our Story
The Logan Gallery was born from a shared dream: to create a home for art, music, and creative community in the heart of Cache Valley. After years of traveling the country selling art and painting murals, owner Tanner Stephenson envisioned a space where artists could thrive—not just survive—and where the community could gather around meaningful, inspiring work. When David, MacKenzie, and Kevin joined the project, the vision expanded into something bigger than all of them.
What began as an empty building on South Main quickly became a movement—bringing together artists, musicians, makers, students, and supporters who all believe in the power of creativity to transform a city. The Logan Gallery continues to grow as a place where new artists are discovered, long-time artists are celebrated, and the community is invited to be part of something vibrant and real.
Our Values
Community – We believe art is strongest when shared. Everything we do is rooted in connection.
Opportunity – Artists deserve pathways to sustainable careers, not stereotypes of struggle.
Creativity – We celebrate curiosity, experimentation, and authentic artistic voice.
Collaboration – We grow together—artists, musicians, instructors, students, and supporters.
Accessibility – Art should be approachable, inclusive, and available to everyone.
Education – From classes to workshops, we nurture skill-building at every level.
Integrity – We show up for our artists and our community with honesty and respect.
Our Gallery Team
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Tanner Stephenson
GALLERY OWNER
Tanner Stephenson built his career traveling the country, selling his pop art in mass quantities at art shows nationwide. With more than 115 murals completed coast to coast, he has established himself as both a prolific creator and a champion of public art. Tanner founded The Logan Gallery with the vision of creating a community-centered space where people could gather around a shared love of art and music. His mission is to help artists thrive—shattering the “starving artist” stereotype by connecting creators with meaningful markets, empowering them to build sustainable careers, and supporting a community where art enriches everyone it touches.
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MacKenzie Maness
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
MacKenzie Maness brings a strong background in branding, entrepreneurship, and creative partnership—helping artists and makers launch their first businesses with clarity and confidence. Known as “the brains of the operation,” MacKenzie joined the gallery out of a deep love for art and co-creation. Since stepping into her role, she has fallen in love with the gallery’s mission and community, finding her own artistic expression expanding from digital design into weekly painting and drawing sessions with fellow local artists. MacKenzie is passionate about shaping the gallery into a true third space for Logan—a place of discovery, connection, and opportunity—while continuing her mission to support emerging creators and strengthen Cache Valley’s growing arts culture.
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David Frias
GALLERY MANAGER
David Frías is a visual artist and muralist from Mexico whose work explores identity, discipline, and transcendence. Now based in Logan, Utah, he blends self-taught skill with formal mentorship under Edgar Uriel Bernal and Isaac Cortez, alongside training at ENPEG “La Esmeralda” and the Casa de Cultura de San Rafael. Working in pen and ink, acrylic, and stencil, David’s practice centers on the symbolic power of the image and his guiding philosophy, Edenism—an approach that views effort, truth, and love as paths to growth. His murals and studio works reflect a belief that struggle and perseverance shape the individual, and he brings that same commitment to his role at the gallery, where he fosters artistic exchange between Mexico and the United States.
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Kevin Randolph
RESIDENT ARTIST
Kevin Randolph has been painting for more than 30 years, developing a vivid abstract–surrealist style shaped by subconscious visions, dreams, and emotional storytelling. Beginning his artistic journey in Florida in 1994, Kev found lasting inspiration in Utah’s landscapes during a formative visit to Provo—sparking a creative passion that continues to influence his work today. Known for his vibrant color palettes and deeply expressive themes, his paintings invite viewers to connect personally with the emotions embedded in each piece. After decades of creating privately, Kev now shares a significant body of work through The Logan Gallery, where his mission is to inspire connection, celebrate individuality, and strengthen the creative spirit of the community through art.
Our Local Impact
Since opening, The Logan Gallery has become a catalyst for arts growth in Cache Valley.
We have:
Represented 45+ local artists and showcased 3 exhibitions
Hosted 15 live music events with Utah musicians
Built a robust public arts program, completing over 115 mural installations across the U.S. through partnerships
Taught weekly classes to developing artists of all ages
Created a third space for Logan where creativity and community meet
As we grow, so does our mission: to empower artists, strengthen cultural life, and build a creative future for Cache Valley.
How to Get Involved
There are many ways to be part of The Logan Gallery community:
Attend exhibitions and live music events
Enroll in art classes or figure drawing sessions
Submit your work for exhibition consideration
Commission a mural or purchase original artwork
Volunteer or collaborate on community projects
Support local artists through our online gallery
Everyone is welcome here—artists, supporters, beginners, collectors, and the creatively curious.