Araceli Haslam - Left Lonely These urban ruins were originally built in response to the post-industrial boom and now pose as capitalistic artifacts as they rot into the ground. The painful colonial ambitions of prosperity are forever locked away in the deteriorating structures. By capturing these buildings in their demise, we see the parody of…
Read Morea place i've never been - Carson Melrose a place i’ve never been explores the distance between the physical space and the digital space. Personal text illustrates how the growth of technology has changed the way people interact. The color green is used as a representation of consumption and how the digital gaze has changed…
Read MoreWe're excited to announce the catalog of the 2020 Juried Student Art Exhibition exhibition is available to view and download online or order a printed copy. All the students with work in the exhibition will receive a printed copy. The Department would like to thank alumnus, Will Tuddenham, for designing the catalog. Online Catalog Purchase a…
Read MoreThis is a guest post by Edward Bateman, artist and Associate Professor in the Department of Art & Art History at the University of Utah, and head of the Photography and Digital Imaging area. Artists have always used the power of their work to rise the challenges of their times. Together with my Advanced Digital Imaging…
Read MoreDue to precautions being taken to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in our community, our student exhibitions are taking place online this semester. Click the links below to view them! 2020 Juried Student Art Exhibition Social Distance BFA Show Interspace Arts Technology Capstone Photo Capstone: Natalie Hopes Photo Capstone: Carson Melrose Photo Capstone: Araceli Haslam…
Read MoreNatalie Hopes – INFRA The Infrared-sensitive process was developed during World War 1 by the United States to improve aerial intelligence photography through the haze of the battles. In the 1930’s, infrared film became available to the public for large format cameras when Kodak developed film emulsions that were responsive to infrared light. Acherochrome III…
Read MoreCLASSES CANCELED ON MARCH 16 & 17 ONLINE LEARNING ONLY THROUGH END OF SEMESTER The University of Utah will shift to all-online instruction beginning March 18 for the rest of spring semester. Classes are canceled Monday and Tuesday, March 16 and 17, allowing faculty and staff time to prepare the transition to online coursework. For…
Read MoreThanks to all who came to the reception of Things & Pictures of Things, the Photo and Sculpture Clubs Group Show!
Read MoreCongratulations to Photography Professor Jaclyn Wright, winner of the Texas Photographic Society National Photography Award. Along with the award, Wright opens her solo exhibition, Marked, on Saturday, 3/7 in Houston, TX during the national Society for Photographic Education conference. The opening reception will be on Tuesday, 3/10 during FotoFest, an international biennial of photography and…
Read MoreJoin the Photo Club The Photo Club will be having our first meeting of the semester on Monday, January 27 at 2 PM in the Art Building, Rm. 170. We don’t have dues and all students are welcome.
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