Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, and information about exhibitions including: "New Narrative: Warhol, Stella, Marden, Fitzpatrick," "Bill Viola: Ascension," "Post Modern Utah," "Resonance and Return: Social Documentary Photography, 1935 to the Present," "Fab Ab: New Acrylic Abstraction," and "Eileen Doktorski: Domestic Arsenal."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, art talks, and information about exhibitions including: "Sophie Matisse: Be Back in 5 Minutes and Zebra-Stripe Paintings," "Robert Motherwell: Te Quiero," "Deference to Deffebach," and "Bold, Bad and Dangerous."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, and information about exhibitions including: "Scott Fife: Big Trouble, The Idaho Project," "Fresh Ink: Prints From Flatbed Press," and "June Kaneko: "...the issue of scale is one thing you cannot avoid."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, and information about exhibitions including: "Looking Back: 75 Years At The Salt Lake Art Center," "Material Culture: The Fine Art of Textile," and "Bold, Bad & Dangerous: The Salt Lake Art Center at 75."
Historically, cantastoria, which means “history singer” or “sung story” in Italian, were prominent in preliterate culture as vehicles for transmitting news and heritage. Their information was conveyed theatrically in a town square through song and pictograms. UMOCA’s group exhibition explores the notion of the cantastoria as a metaphor across cultures and specifically within contemporary art. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery Space.
"The Daily News" features eleven artists, all currently residing in the United States, who have appropriated the form and content of newspapers in their art work. As a powerful instrument for communication, opinion and popular thought, the print media - most notably the daily newspaper - has played an important role in the cultural, political and social history of the United States. It is both a reflection of and an influence on modern society. It informs the public, shapes our view of ourselves and the processes by which we choose our leaders, makes our rules and constructs our values. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery space.
Chaplain John McNamara Administers the Last Rites to Dickey Chapelle
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Henri Huet: Chaplain John McNamara administers the last rites to Dickey Chapelle. Chaplain John McNamara of Boston makes the sign of the cross as he administers the last rites to photographer Dickey Chapelle on Nov. 4th 1965. Chapelle was covering a US Marine unit on a combat operation near Chu Lai for the National Observer when she was seriously wounded, along with four Marines, by an exploding mine. She died in a helicopter en route to a hospital. Photo by Henri Huet KIA Feb. 10 1971 over Laos.
CCIN Spanish News Promo: College Communication Information Network Latino News
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This video includes stories about illegal immigrants and the Sundance Festival that were created by the Communication department at SLCC. This video can be accessed at http://vimeo.com/81516879.
