Rooted in materials, history and conceptualism, Christensen’s artwork explores the human connection to the earth and to each other

January 29, 2021

During an unusual semester, art students Jeffery Hampshire and Amelia O’Neill seek a sense of community by simulating Open Studios online

December 7, 2020

After years of perfecting a non-traditional sculpting method amidst personal trial, Jennifer Harmon Allen is ready to be patient with more delicate processes

November 30, 2020

Smith prefers the accessibility of drawing to more complicated mediums, but his drawings are anything but simple

November 19, 2020

Minimalism meets video games in Whiting’s pixel-based sculptures

October 27, 2020

Founded by three BYU art alumni, Utah’s newest contemporary art platform aims to create opportunities for working artists within the state

October 13, 2020

The research of new genre artist Tiana Birrell revolves around the intersection of materiality and immateriality, and the internet as a new type of consumerism

September 10, 2020

From fine craft to fine art, installation artist Pam Bowman has always been a maker of things

August 19, 2020

For artist Linn, drawing is more than a preparatory skill; it is a meditative state of mind and a process of trying to slow down time

August 3, 2020

Photographer Kendal Bryan seeks moments of quiet movement in her images

July 23, 2020

Ostraff views his art as a catalyst for personal change and a celebration of relationships

July 8, 2020

Department of Art Updates and Changes Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

June 24, 2020

The project featured the works of husband-and-wife artists Amanda Smith and Casey Jex Smith, a BYU alum

May 29, 2020

As Thomander’s view of success expands and the lines between art and non-art blur, new creative possibilities emerge

May 21, 2020

Fellowship recipients Jane Christensen and Bryan Hutchison look forward to the next steps in their careers

May 14, 2020