Beth Krensky in Review
As Prof. Beth Krensky’s recent exhibition, The Trees Will Love You and The Earth Will Hold You, at Material Gallery, closes Thursday, September 25th, numerous exhibition reviews remind us of this […]
Read MoreAs Prof. Beth Krensky’s recent exhibition, The Trees Will Love You and The Earth Will Hold You, at Material Gallery, closes Thursday, September 25th, numerous exhibition reviews remind us of this […]
Read MoreThe Department of Art & Art History proudly congratulates and recognizes Art Teaching student Matthew J. Brasher as the 2025 Rolapp Scholarship Recipient. Matt’s dedication to art education and his […]
Read MoreThis summer, Xhantall Aguilar, a painting and drawing major, and Ryan Steadman-Eves, an art teaching major, painted a mural for the College of Pharmacy. The mural, from planning to painting, […]
Read MoreThe Office of Undergraduate Research, which oversees the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP), awards students and faculty for their achievements at the end of each spring semester. This year, the […]
Read MoreArt Education Professor Joshua Graham was recently featured in Southwest Contemporary, a regional art magazine, as part of their “The Hyperlocal” profiles, written by Joshua Ware. The article describes Graham’s […]
Read MorePainting and drawing professor John Erickson opened a new exhibition on February 21st at Phillips Gallery in downtown Salt Lake City. His playful artist statement (read below) is a conversation […]
Read MoreArt & Art History Distinguished Professor Beth Krensky’s piece, “Robe of Remembrance and Return” has been selected as one of 42 pieces for the International Art Textile Biennale that will travel throughout […]
Read MoreSadly, the Department of Art and Art History said goodbye to another one of our own this past November 2024. Emeritus Professor Raymond C. Morales left a memorable mark on […]
Read MoreThe latest edition of the U Magazine includes a wonderful write-up about our Illustration emphasis. Read below.
Read MoreCongratulations to MFA candidate Pamela Beach for being the first student artist from the University of Utah to be a finalist for the AXA Art Prize. According to their website: […]
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