…were discussions around “how does this fit the theme?” Nancy Rivera, “Space Maker” curator and U alum When I first started selecting works, I wasn’t thinking about an overall theme….
Read More…does every workshop feature an exciting different theme, where you’ll practice a variety of artistic skills, but they are led by incredible local artists who have mastered each technique and…
Read More…huge focal point. It doesn’t only reference how rivers molded this land but also the fact that water is life and life is growing. Here at the University of Utah…
Read More…the world is mediated through the technology of a lens. As this mediation increases so does the fragmentation. As he remixes images from his own experience the viewer is invited…
Read MoreThis Foundations course, required of all BFA majors in Studio Art, introduces students to fundamental 3-D design. It does so through beginning explorations into materials and process, as well as…
Read More…the truthfulness of their claims, but one thing is certain: the camera does indeed let us see the dead again, not as ghostly manifestations, but as meaningful and precious documents…
Read More…favorite artists? I have so many I have been looking at. Right now I’m looking at Sarah Lee, she does surreal landscape work, but I’m very interested in the ways…
Read More…execute an original Digital Humanities project on a topic of their choosing. Intended as an introduction to the digital and data-driven humanities, this course has no prerequisites and does not…
Read More…book’s format contains pages of narrative and for a reader to know the end from the beginning, they would have to follow the sequence page by page. This format does…
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