We’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 […]
Read MoreArtivism for Earth: Expressions of Loss and Hope is an interdisciplinary collaboration out of the University of Utah to find compassionate and creative solutions to climate crisis. Online content of […]
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 […]
Read MoreStudents in Painting and Drawing Professor Al Denyer’s Drawing 2/3 class in fall 2019 saw the completion of their collaborative exhibition project with students in the UK. Delayed due to […]
Read MoreArt History MA student Cory Wayman is presenting a paper this week at the University of Arizona Art History Graduate Student Conference, and next month at the University of Oregon. Cory’s […]
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 […]
Read MoreArtvism4Earth is an interdisciplinary collaboration at the University of Utah campus, community partners, and collaborators nationwide (Harvard, Stanford, the University of Virginia, among others) to find new, artistic ways to […]
Read MoreStudents During this semester, students in ART 4720: Contemporary Photography Projects have been working on individual bodies of work that engage with interdisciplinary practices, including installation, audio, video, and bookmaking. […]
Read MoreThe Utah Individual Artist Emergency Funding Round 2 is a resource dedicated to supporting working artists residing in Utah who are experiencing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Focused […]
Read MoreThe University of Utah’s Department of Art & Art History and the College of Mines and Earth Sciences began the collaborative process spring 2019 to create a new community-based mural […]
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