New BFA emphasis in Book Arts
Starting this spring 2024 semester, you can now earn your BFA with an emphasis in Book Arts. The Book Arts Program and the Department of Art & Art History are […]
Read MoreStarting this spring 2024 semester, you can now earn your BFA with an emphasis in Book Arts. The Book Arts Program and the Department of Art & Art History are […]
Read MoreProfessor Beth Krensky is a rather busy artist at the moment. As well as her exhibition, Gathering Light, at Granary Arts in Ephraim, UT. She will be opening the Larnaca Biennale […]
Read MoreIf you have been lucky to take a class from Professor Ed Bateman, you know how eloquent he is in speaking abou2010t all things photography. For those who haven’t had […]
Read MoreLocal news station Fox13 did a story about Emeritus Professor Angelo Caravaglia (1925-2008). The article and Instagram Reel discuss his artwork and legacy, plus an interview with a Department of […]
Read MoreMoses Williams, Assistant Professor (Lecturer) in Sculpture Intermedia, traveled to Munich, Germany this summer for his exhibition at SeleenArt Galerie. In an evening in conversation with Williams, he gave an […]
Read MoreArt Teaching Assistant Professor Josh Graham won an Emerging Scholar Award at the 18th International Conference on the Arts in Society, an international conference hosted in Kraków, Poland, where he […]
Read MorePainting & Drawing BFA student Pablo Cruz-Ayala was awarded an artist residency at the Leonardo in Salt Lake City for the month of July. While at the residency, he created […]
Read MoreArt Teaching Professor Beth Krensky and Sculpture Intermedia Associate Professor Wendy Wischer show recent work in a group show at Kimball Art Center. Curated by Nancy Stoaks, Between Life and […]
Read MoreDepartment Chair and Painting & Drawing Professor V. Kim Martinez and Painting & Drawing Assistant Professor Xi Zhang show work in an upcoming Modern West group exhibition opening July 21st, […]
Read MoreFrom graduating with a degree in biology from Princeton University to receiving a Master of Fine Arts from the U, Kristina Hines’ path has never been predictable. One thing has […]
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