Natalie 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…
Read More…comprising Untitled posit the body as the site of tensions, probing its limit as subject and object of electronic display. Andrade organizes her body in a direct critique of the…
Read MoreSharpie Marker Flats for Stone Lithography. Adam Montoya and Colleen Donohoe (Graduate Program. Arizona State University). Printshop. Rm 252, Art & Art History building. Using the lithographic facilities at the…
Read More…and Arts at the Universidad de Concepción in Concepción, Chile. He is also a filmmaker, artist, and a curator from the indigenous Mapuche community in Concepción, where he lives and…
Read More…exhibition runs August 30, 2023 – January 19, 2024, open for viewing Wed-Sat from 11am-5pm at Granary Arts, 86 N Main Street, Ephraim, Utah, 84627. Admission is free. It was…
Read More…– February 14, 2020 Gallery hours: Tues – Fri: 10 AM – 6 PM, Sat: Noon – 5 PM DOORs1 By Dylan Barbour In a series of paintings Dylan Barbour’s…
Read More…mentors, family, and friends, I am a few weeks from graduating and becoming a full-time art educator myself!—Carlos Miranda-Rodriguez ‘To learn more about UAEA, please visit their website: https://www.utaharteducation.org/….
Read More…increasingly technological society it is becoming common to be spied upon or to spy on others in some way. The myriad forms of surveillance have become commonplace and in particular…
Read More…video and installation addressing topics linked to uproot, alterity and contemporary social imaginations. Elena Shtromberg: American Professor at the University of Utah Department of Art and Art History, who specializes…
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