UMOCA Artist-in-Residence Nick Pedersen’s exhibition Slow Apocalypse is currently on display in the museum’s Exit Gallery through January, 8, 2022. In Slow Apocalypse, Pedersen uses an intricate combination of photography, digital collage, and printmaking to explore environmental issues of the Anthropocene, an age of human impact on the natural world. With carbon emissions reaching levels […]
Read MoreProfessors Wendy Wischer, Jaclyn Wright, and Al Denyer show work in a group show opening at Ogden Contemporary Arts Center on December 10. LAND BODY explores connections between the human body and the landscape through the perspectives of eleven female identifying artists. Hailing from Utah, New Mexico and Arizona, the artists pay particular attention to […]
Read MoreOn Friday, September 17th, 2021, Nox Contemporary will host the opening for the exhibition Genetic Quilt by Lewis J. Crawford. There will be a public reception that evening, during the Salt Lake City Gallery Stroll, from 6-8 pm. “I am a genetic quilt. I am a body made of my ancestors’ genetic codes that have […]
Read MoreIt’s been a big year of recognition, accolades and awards for Photography/Digital Imaging Professor Edward Bateman! Earlier this month, Bateman was named a recipient of the University of Utah’s 2021 Presidential Scholar Award. These annual awards recognize the extraordinary academic accomplishments and scholarly potential of mid-career faculty. It was also just announced that Bateman’s work […]
Read MoreCongratulations to Photography / Digital Imaging Professor Ed Bateman, who was short listed in the Royal Geographic Society EarthPhoto Competition! His selected work, Half Dome in Winter No. 3, is part of his Yosemite: Seeking Sublime series. Mountains and nature have long been places of peace and refuge. During this pandemic time of lockdown and […]
Read More[in]land | Finch Lane Gallery | 6.25.21 – 8.6.21 BFA Alumni Alec Bang and Douglas Tolman open their exhibition [in]land at Finch lane this Friday, with a reception from 6-9pm. Their work explores issues of land-use in the West, whiteness, and seeking how to be responsible visitors in a land colonized by their ancestors. To address […]
Read MoreRead about Photography / Digital Imaging Professor Jaclyn Wright’s Digital Matters Exhibition and Performance grant work in the Spring 2021 semester:
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce the 2021 Photography Digital Imaging Capstone Shows! Home Sweet Home, by Nate Francis, is on view on his website at natefrancis.com/hsh Opening Friday, April 23, is Ethan Edwards’ solo show, a thing that feels (skinskinskinskinskinskinskin) An in-person opening for Brandi Gilbert’s exhibition, Fear, will run from 3-6pm on Saturday, April 24, […]
Read MoreCongratulations to Art History student Adrienne Krueger and BFA Photography/Digital Imaging student Nate Francis for presenting their Undergraduate Reseach Projects at this year’s Virtual Symposium! In her presentation, The Commune in Commodities: Bruno Braquehais’s Photographs of the Paris Commune of 1871, Adrienne Krueger explains “My research reframes Bruno Braquehais’s photography of the Paris Commune by analyzing […]
Read MoreU of U 2021 Student Art Exhibition Call for Entries ELIGIBILITY All currently enrolled U of U UNDERGRADUATE ART and GRAPHIC DESIGN MAJORS & MINORS (all emphasis areas) may submit 1–3 original works in any medium. 2D works: Must be gallery-ready with picture wire, including all framed work and paintings. No sawtooth hangers. Wet paintings, […]
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