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The Mythology of Monsters and Heroes in Contemporary Art

The Suffering of Light: Thirty Years of Photographs

A collection of Edward Burtynsky s photographs of industrial spaces - from factories in China to mines in Canada - displaying what Burtynsky calls “the beauty in the beast.”

Explore the complex issues surrounding women s work and the unique gender politics of the Beehive State through the contemporary artworks of four artists living and creating in Utah.

The MOA will welcome guest lecturer Dr. Rasmus Nøjgaard, Ph.D., who will speak to museum patrons Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. in the MOA Auditorium. Nøjgaard, Head Priest of the Sankt Jakobs Kirke in Copenhagen, Denmark, will respond to Carl Bloch

Following Dawn Pheysey

His Excellency Peter Taksoe-Jensen, Danish Ambassador to the United States, graced the galleries of the BYU Museum of Art during a recent visit to campus to speak as part of the Kennedy Center

The final First Friday

What does it take to put together an original exhibition? This year, the MOA features interviews with key players who work the process from start to finish.

The BYU Museum of Art (MOA) is pleased to announce that Dawn Pheysey has been promoted to the position of Head Curator. As Head Curator, Pheysey will represent the curatorial department on the museum executive committee and will help schedule exhibitions. Museum Director Mark Magleby expressed his anticipation of the great things to come under her leadership: “Dawn Pheysey brought her tremendous gifts to the Museum of Art over 20 years ago. The peaceable kingdom that she creates in the wake of her activity has made her a valued colleague and a natural leader. We welcome Dawn to this new role.” In 1993, having completed her master

A special exhibition, Rembrandt