Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.

Past Exhibitions

2024 Exhibitions

Margaret Curtis: This, too.

June 21–November 9, 2024

Summers in the West have become hotter and drier. The results can be seen on mountainsides, which shift from green…

James Talbot: I Spent the Last Year Learning to Love Green

August 30–November 2, 2024

I Spent the Last Year Learning to Love Green is a love letter to a partner and a practice. Photographs and…

Kym McDaniel: If I could take me from that room, I would never give me back

July 5–October 19, 2024

Influenced by her research in Crip Theory (an interdisciplinary field that merges Disability Studies and Queer Theory) as well as…

We Are All Water

August 2–October 12, 2024

In this exhibition, Youth-In-Custody (YIC) students worked with STEMCAP to think creatively about water as a unifying element: a finite…

Christopher Kelly’s God Complex

June 21–August 24, 2024

What does it mean to revisit a world of your construction after a 10-year hiatus: one where you are the…

Nina Elder: What Sustains

September 1, 2023–August 1, 2024

2023-2024 Art Truck Exhibition Nina Elder What Sustains: Landscapes for Curiosity and Connection How do rocks, trees, and holes in…

Paul Kos: Oracles

January 26–June 29, 2024

Paul Kos is a conceptual artist for whom nature, culture, and language are best understood as process: as sites of…

2024 Gala Art Auction

May 10–June 8, 2024

Bid now By generously donating artwork, the local artists featured in the 2024 Annual Gala Art Auction Exhibition contribute to…

As the Lake Fades

January 26–June 1, 2024

As The Lake Fades explores drought, climate change, and the environmental crisis facing Utahns today through the lens of the…

Jorge Rojas & Dr. Sasha Reed: The Biocrust Project

January 26–June 1, 2024

Humans use both art and science to explore, understand, and communicate about our world. Despite this inherent connection, artists and…

Moses Williams: Parable Bodies

April 11–June 1, 2024

Parable Bodies considers the relationship between “living and non-living entities,” questioning anthropocentric ideals by positioning human and non-human bodies in…

OUT LOUD 2024: Growing Pains

May 8–June 1, 2024

Growing Pains unites the work of 21 LGBTQ+ teen artists participating in UMOCA’s eighth Out Loud program. Over the course…

On the Subject of Land

March 28–May 25, 2024

Cullen Washington Jr. creates abstract mixed media paintings that underscore humanity. He is a native of Louisiana and received his…

Everything Is Collective: Expected Image

January 26–May 1, 2024

Over the past five years, Everything Is Collective has made experimental works in response to how the Bureau of Land…

Diane Tuft: Entropy

January 26–May 1, 2024

Entropy is “a measure of disorder within a system,” which can increase if left unchecked. In the case of climate…

Jerrin Wagstaff: American Landscapes

January 26–April 6, 2024

American Landscapes explores how the landscape of the American West shapes ideas about American identity today. As a starting point…

A Greater Utah

July 28, 2023–January 6, 2024

↗ View a digital version of the exhibition here. A Greater Utah is an ambitious survey of artists living and…

Andrea Jensen: Solastalgia

October 20, 2023–January 6, 2024

Solastalgia, as defined by the philosopher Glenn Albrecht, is the feeling of homesickness while we are still at home. More…

2023 Doctorow Prize Winner: Chie Fueki

September 29, 2023–January 6, 2024

The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, in partnership with the Jarvis and Constance Doctorow Family Foundation, is honored to present…

Alyce Carrier: Cake Stand Altar

August 11, 2023–January 6, 2024

In 2018, my sister disappeared for a little less than a year. In that year, I was incessant in my…

All Exhibitions

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