Thanks to all who came out to support our students for the 2019 Annual Student Art Exhibition! The show will be on view in Gittins Gallery until May 3. Don't miss it! Reception Photos Exhibition Photos Award Winners Anita Hawkins - After Rothko - Best in Show & Faculty Awards Nikita Nenashev - Rolapp Award…
Read MoreGreat work at the Arts Technology Capstone Exhibition e-co-system. The culmination of the Arts Technology program, students collaborated on large scale media projects shown at Marriott Library on April 17, 2019. Refuse, Reduce, Recycle By Pisti Gamvroulas, Sarah Hogg, and Kyra Ott Art addressing the environment is hardly new, but as an increasingly pressing topic of conversation…
Read MoreBFA student Bea Hurd's public sculpture Suburban Wudu was installed in Katherine's Courtyard last week. A work in process for nearly the entire semester, Hurd's sculpture, along with another public art piece by architecture student Jaiden Hughes, will be on view at a reception this Thursday, April 18, 4-6pm, in Marriott Library's Katherine's Courtyard. Suburban Wudu addresses issues…
Read MoreThis semester, honors students from numerous majors across campus came together in Professor Wendy Wischer's class 'Art, Action, & the Environment'. A group of non-art majors, they recently visited the Bonderman Field Station at Rio Mesa for a weekend of ecology and art making in the red rock desert. Mostly using natural materials that the…
Read MoreProfessor Lela Graybill, Ph.D was awarded an ACLS-incentive Faculty Fellowship last month from the College of Humanities & Vice President's Office for Research.
Read MoreUndergraduate student Sydney Porter was selected by the Office of the Vice President for Research, the Office of Government Relations and the Office of Undergraduate Research to present at the Research on the Hill event at the Utah State Capitol this week. Porter, a senior in the Art Teaching program, presented research on the "We Are…
Read MoreEach year, the Office of the Vice President for Research, the Office of Government Relations and the Office of Undergraduate Research select students to exhibit their work via posters to Utah State legislators. At this event, legislators and their staff members learn about the importance of undergraduate research and creative work through talking directly with…
Read MoreWhat does wax, photography, metal, clay, wood, plastic, virtual reality, video, trash, yarn and paint have in common? Exactly 16 talented students from throughout the Department of Art & Art History coming together under the mantel of the Sculpture Club to present their sculpture intermedia artwork. The exhibition, Art in Form, was on view February…
Read MoreCongratulations to Professor Maureen O'Hara Ure, not only for her current solo exhibition at Phillips Gallery
Read MoreCongratulations to Sculpture Intermedia Professor Wendy Wischer, who was named highlighted researcher by the Vice President for Research! Read the interview about her work below.
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