“The Girl From Hawai’i”: Tali Alisa Hafoka’s Carried Across at UMOCA

“The Girl From Hawai’i”: Tali Alisa Hafoka’s Carried Across at...
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Through empty to-go boxes and colorful snapshots of culture hanging on the wall, the feeling of connection permeates Carried Away. … read more

SLUG Style: FICE X UMOCA – The Limited Collaboration Uplifting Artistic Communities 

SLUG Style: FICE X UMOCA – The Limited Collaboration Uplifting...
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In the true spirit of their harmonious existence, FICE and UMOCA have collaborated on a limited-capsule clothing line. … read more

Defining Time with Growing Rocks by Brad Evan Taylor

Defining Time with Growing Rocks by Brad Evan Taylor
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The uniqueness of Brad Evan Taylor’s Growing Rocks relies on the relationship between time, nature and our own knowledge. … read more

Gnome Two Ways About It: Lawn Gnomes 2020

Gnome Two Ways About It: Lawn Gnomes 2020
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UMOCA’s Lawn Gnomes 2020 is a growing exhibition of art installations that lives on the front lawns of artists across the state. … read more

Progress Knot: Daniel Everett’s Cityscapes

Progress Knot: Daniel Everett’s Cityscapes
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Daniel Everett focuses on the way urban landscapes layer on top of each other, unraveling the sense of order and progress that city structures wield. … read more

Levi Jackson Explores Illusions in the Promised Land

Levi Jackson Explores Illusions in the Promised Land
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In his photography, Levi Jackson balances technical approaches, levity and weightiness of subject with the polish of New York schooling. … read more

Trishelle Jeffery: Comics That Cultivate Connection

Trishelle Jeffery: Comics That Cultivate Connection
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Whether multi-panel stories or single-frame snapshots, Trishelle Jeffery’s pieces capture an insightful, memory-like stream of consciousness. … read more

Guerrilla Girls Drop the F (feminism) Bomb on SLC at UMOCA!

Guerrilla Girls Drop the F (feminism) Bomb on SLC at...
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The Guerrilla Girls exhibit at UMOCA features recent work Utah audiences may not have seen and gives perspectives on racism, classicism and current events. … read more

Pattern Perception: Knew/New

Pattern Perception: Knew/New
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Rachel Henriksen’s exhibit knew/new is composed of a multitude of abstract untitled pieces, many of which disrupt the idea of patterns in art. … read more

Art as Wellness: UMOCA’s See Me Exhibit

Art as Wellness: UMOCA’s See Me Exhibit
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See Me is the latest exhibit residing in UMOCA’s “Ed Space” that challenges our perception of the role of art in daily life. … read more