…integrate cognitive and aesthetic experiences to aid in the mural’s development. This inclusive process resulted in imagery that combines Utah’s surrounding lands suggesting the research of atmospheric sciences, geology and…
Read More…Searching for Home in (Very) Rural America (2023). His work has also been featured in the LA Times, Reader’s Digest, Wired, Alta Online, and in the cartoon collections, The Rejection…
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 MoreLocust Projects + Oolite Arts are sharing some Talks Classics from their archives! Helen Molesworth on how she came to “understand art to be something that I could substitute for…
Read More…unrehearsed, thought-provoking work from local, national, and international artists. The Festival is free, and suitable for all ages and interests. For complete information, please visit slcpl.org/paf. Here you will find…
Read More“In light of the pandemic and the transition from in-person classes to online classes, we as part of the art class “Art, Action & the Environment” have decided to share…
Read More…schools and art history programs enable the imaginations of their faculty and students to identify cutting edge practices and transformational opportunities that affect students. In addition to financial support for…
Read More…those courses 5–10 high-quality images of your work from each of those courses. An image index with the following information: – filename (or page number if single PDF) – course…
Read More…is quite frightening,” she says. “Death is in our national psyche and all around us is fear. But as we continue to walk we think beyond that about what’s up…
Read More…the University’s archives, I intend to initiate conversation about the mechanisms of white-centralized culture and what it is to exist in Western, White supremacist societies. I’m drawn to images that…
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