On March 13, artist Marie Watt arrived for the installation of her blanket tower, commissioned for the new exhibition Shaping America. The next two days in the Lied Gallery, Watt hosted two sewing circles: one with visual arts students and another with members of the community. Participants were taught a basic slipstitch by Marie and then [...]

The final First Friday of the semester will be held April 5 from 7 to 10 p.m. The event will include two new contemporary art exhibition openings — Edward Burtynsky: The Industrial Sublime and e.g.: Brian Patterson — as well as a dance performance by BYU’s Contemporary Dance Company Kinnect and refreshments. The day after the event, the exhibition We Could Be Heroes: The [...]

To those 1,300 people who attended Friday’s opening of Shaping America: Selected Works From the Permanent Collection of American Art, we thank you for coming! For all those unable to make it, not to worry, the exhibition will be open five years. Visitors still have ample time to view the exhibition’s 80+ works that illustrate how America [...]

This Wednesday in the MOA Auditorium, Alex Webb — whose colorful photographs are currently being showcased in the MOA exhibition, Alex Webb: The Suffering of Light: 30 Years of Photographs – will address art students and any others interested in learning from a pioneer in color photography. The lecture will begin at 7 p.m. Alex’s exhibition [...]