Play “I Spy” in Reality Reorganized
Guest Post by Kaitlyn Hirst Stop. Look. Tilt your head. Squint. Tilt the other way. Shift the legs. Look again. This is the typical order of body movements of viewers as they look at the images [...]
Time Lapse: “Plexus no. 29”
Gabriel Dawe‘s new installation at the MOA, Plexus no. 29, is one of many in a series of large-scale works by the artist that feature colorful, intertwining threads. As each thread is [...]
Meet the MOA: Clyda Ludlow
Every so often we highlight one of the amazing staff members here at the MOA, so you can get a look at the wonderful work that so many talented people do to make the MOA great! This week we chat [...]
The Film that “Promoted International Understanding”: “Broken Arrow”
The BYU MOA is screening the 1950 Western drama film Broken Arrow in conjunction with the current exhibition Branding the American West: Paintings and Films 1900-1950. Film was an integral part [...]
Visit the MOA, Post a Selfie!
By now you’ve heard and maybe even visited the MOA’s new exhibition, Capturing the Canyons: Artists in the National Parks. But did you know that we encourage you to take photos in the [...]
Highlights at the MOA – Spring and Summer 2016
Coming to visit the BYU Museum of Art this Spring or Summer? Here’s our handy guide of your must-sees during your visit! Learn about lithography from the educational display in [...]
Curator Marian Wardle Retiring
With regret and gratitude, we say farewell to Curator Marian Eastwood Wardle, who is retiring from the Brigham Young University Museum of Art (MOA). The granddaughter of American artist Minerva [...]
