Experiments in Listening and Talking with Kelsey Harrison and Phillip Bimstein at UMOCA Join composer Phillip Bimstein and artist Kelsey Harrison in an evening of experiments in listening, sounding, talking, […]
Read MoreWritten on the Wind by Wendy Wischer, Professor of Sculpture Intermedia, is part of Nature All Around Us, a special exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt […]
Read MoreMFA Student Dana Hansen will be teaching Digital Sculpture (FA 3801) spring semester. This class is an introduction to digital sculpture and its integration into 3D printing, rendering, and virtual […]
Read MoreThe Marriott Library seeks public art proposals from U of U students for Katherine’s Courtyard. All materials, scales, and themes are welcome. Preference will be given to proposals that give […]
Read MoreThanks to all who came out to support our students for the 2019 Annual Student Art Exhibition! The show will be on view in Gittins Gallery until May 3. Don’t […]
Read MoreBFA student Bea Hurd’s public sculpture Suburban Wudu was installed in Katherine’s Courtyard last week. A work in process for nearly the entire semester, Hurd’s sculpture, along with another public art piece […]
Read MoreThis semester, honors students from numerous majors across campus came together in Professor Wendy Wischer’s class ‘Art, Action, & the Environment’. A group of non-art majors, they recently visited the […]
Read MoreWhat does wax, photography, metal, clay, wood, plastic, virtual reality, video, trash, yarn and paint have in common? Exactly 16 talented students from throughout the Department of Art & Art […]
Read MoreCongratulations to Sculpture Intermedia Professor Wendy Wischer, who was named highlighted researcher by the Vice President for Research! Read the interview about her work below.
Read MoreWendy Wischer’s Site, Space & Installation class (ART 4460) recently returned from a trip to the Bonderman Field Station at Rio Mesa. This studio course explores the making of installations, […]
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