Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.
Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.
October 21–December 17, 2016
The mirror is a central part of Shintoism. A mirror, Yata-no-Kagami, is one of the three objects that constitute the…
August 26–December 7, 2016
Bringing together the work of six sculptors, this exhibition explores how visual artists use three-dimensionality as a language to reframe…
August 19–November 5, 2016
Video and performance artist Berna Reale exposes habituated realities in Brazil’s contemporary society with acts that infiltrate the relentless urban…
August 26–October 14, 2016
Sehnsucht: “the inconsolable longing in the human heart for we know not what”; a yearning for a far, familiar, non-earthly…
August 12–October 8, 2016
Layers upon layers of entrapment. We all, to some degree, create our own shell-like environments that become safe havens from…
May 13–September 24, 2016
Exploration, intrusive investigation, research and analysis are the foundation of Jennifer Seely’s project Supporting Elements. As a forensic architect, Seely…
May 13–September 24, 2016
Working across several modes of expression, artist Jim Williams aims to express each facet of the self through the lens…
June 10–August 6, 2016
Cross-stitching has traditionally been seen as women’s work. It was taught as a handicraft, primarily to keep hands from being…
May 13–July 30, 2016
Confronting the state of contemporary politics, Jennet Thomas’s The Unspeakable Freedom Device offers a satirical interpretation of electioneering, voting systems,…
May 6–July 23, 2016
Nicholas Courdy explores the ways in which the internet’s availability of media and social interaction shape the complexities within the…
February 5–July 23, 2016
Exploring power relationships in both the cultural and political realms, Ideologue brings together the work of nine artists who employ…
April 29–July 9, 2016
During the second installment of the Out Loud workshop series, nine teens worked with local artists and museum staff to…
March 25–May 7, 2016
For over a decade, Utah native Ian Booth has roamed the globe documenting people, architecture, and landscapes of obscure and…
February 5–April 30, 2016
Paul Crow’s photographs are records of his movement through places with the aim of being as fully present there as he…
January 29–April 30, 2016
Oracle (2015) is among the most recent multi-channel video installations by Yoshua Okón, exploring the timely issue of immigration and…
January 29–April 30, 2016
Incorporating both the beautiful and the wretched, David Brothers creates elaborate, fantastical, and sublime staged worlds as the palette for…
February 5–April 16, 2016
In October 2015, Brooklyn-based artist Oliver Herring collaborated with several Utah County art educators and institutions. To engage hundreds of…
January 29–March 19, 2016
In Andrew Moncrief’s A Strange Feeling, the artist appropriates images of male wrestlers to unravel dichotomies of violence and intimacy,…
September 25, 2015–January 16, 2016
Catherine Doctorow Prize for Contemporary Painting Winner, 2015 UMOCA is pleased to present the 2015 Catherine Doctorow Prize For Contemporary…
December 15, 2015–January 16, 2016
In partnership with the Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office of Diversity & Human Rights and the Salt Lake City Human…
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