Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.
Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.
June 29–December 22, 2018
Although there are positive aspects of the current push for urban development and densification of city centers, the questions of…
October 12–December 15, 2018
JP Orquiz explores the anxiety that surrounds the immigration process and how it affects the lives of applicants and their…
August 17–November 3, 2018
Georhythmic Drift Music is an on-going work by inter-disciplinary artist Ryan Wade Ruehlen. The project focuses on deep listening research…
October 2–November 1, 2018
Originally conceived for Taylor Mac’s A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, a marathon performance art concert that tells the history…
June 29–October 20, 2018
With a goal of creating “some sort of guide to help you find your way around this town’s sorry ass…
June 1–October 13, 2018
What is your identity? Or what is “identity” for that matter? The Identity Project posed these questions to several community…
September 7–October 6, 2018
Practical Contact examines altered ways of experiencing the substantial realities of the body as a way of understanding our place…
September 19–September 29, 2018
The Blocks SLC is dispatching a team of 25 Plein Air Painters to the downtown streets September 13–15 in Salt…
May 25–September 8, 2018
Informalism centers itself in the principles and aesthetics of Modernism (a rejection of previous art movements and a focus on…
August 3–September 1, 2018
Impossible Bouquets: After Jan van Huysum derives from the work of 18th-century Dutch still-life painter Jan van Huysum. His pieces,…
May 25–August 11, 2018
Chase Westfall’s Control is a single-channel video work capturing the powerful rhythmic sound of a drum composition by musician Julian Dorio.…
June 29–July 28, 2018
M.A.D. (Mutually Assured Destruction) consists of two parts: a mixed media sculpture series and a coloring book. Both explore how…
May 4–July 14, 2018
With a tongue-in-cheek title about how society views LGBT youth, this collection explores our humanity through our relationships with ourselves…
May 18–June 9, 2018
Each year, UMOCA is overwhelmed by the generosity of Utah’s art community. As part of our annual Spectacle, which is…
March 23–May 26, 2018
Primarily concerned with the intersection between nature and culture, Julius von Bismarck engages the tradition of landscape painting by, quite…
January 26–May 26, 2018
“Desire Line—a path created as a consequence of erosion caused by human or animal foot-fall or traffic. The path usually…
December 22, 2017–May 19, 2018
Based on Dream: A Tale of Wonder, Wisdom and Wishes by Susan V. Bosak Stage Adapted for the Egyptian Theatre…
March 23–May 12, 2018
Myth is a medium developed to inform, encourage, sustain and soothe. It functions to impart morals and to help communities…
January 26–May 12, 2018
Homebodies, Away Teams, organized by L.A.-based artists Earl Gravy, features sculpture, video installation and performances that explore the numinous, the revelatory…
January 26–May 12, 2018
Merritt Johnson uses soft-spoken but powerful language, catchphrases, and DIY instructional videos to provide a model for viewers to follow…
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