Salt Lake Community College, technology, courses, Taylorsville Redwood Campus, gender identity, gender issues, genders, Sex, resource centers, community colleges, sexuality, sexual orientation, Salt Lake Community College Student Association, associations, Salt Lake Community College Student Association, pandemic, online classes, semesters, Studying, Voting, health, Health care, COVID-19, Tutoring, tutors, writing, resource centers, Libraries (Rooms), Day care, children, Child rearing
Local Identifiers
21-0310
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 2020-11-03
Description
The Globe, November 3, 2020, Online Edition
Subjects
Salt Lake Community College, tuition, Education, COVID-19, pandemic, LBGTQ+, resource centers, genders, gender identity, gender issues, elections, Political elections, Freedom of speech, speech, Student movements
Local Identifiers
21-0326
Title
Out of the Closet: Clothing as Imagery in Contemporary Art
Personal Creator
Rebecca Campbell; Colleen Coleman; Victoria Ellison; Angela Ellsworth; Lynn Foster; Matthew Freedman; Lynn Johnson; Marilyn Lanfear; Charles LeDray; Ken Little; Karey Rawitscher; Donna Rosenthal; John Runnels; Storm Tharp; Storm Tharp; The Art Guys; Daniet Wheeler;
Description
This exhibition includes the work of sixteen artists who use the visual language of clothing and dress as a vehicle to explore deeper layers of human behavior and relationships. That clothing is the chosen theme for this exhibition follows obvious connections between clothing and art. Clothing is often considered art, in and of itself. Like art, clothing communicates ideas on a visual level. Both clothing and art employ symbolism to infer abstract concepts. And trends in clothing and art are influenced by similar external factors. An examination of either one requires a consideration of the social, cultural and political climates in which they exist. In this exhibition clothing is employed as metaphor, articles of dress are used for inherent symbolic meaning, and garments are represented in unexpected context. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery space.
Subjects
Sex, genders, gender issues, identity, sexuality, mixed media, Salt Lake Art Center, Body image
