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Hidden Voices

January 28 - March 5

Explore and encourage the up and coming Hidden Voices of Utah County youth artists.

2011 Artists: Albert Anzar, Victor Garcia, Jonathan Gonzalez, Jose Navarro, Eddie Ramirez, Nestor Rascon, Nicolas Solis, Oscar Vasquez

Are you interested in the Hidden Voices Program? email uvmuseum@uvu.edu

Lock and Key

Candace Reid
Lock and Key
Photography

Student Art Show

April 8–29, 2011

Annual show featuring the students at UVU. We had over 275 entries with a little over 90 selected. Adam Bateman served as the juror.

First Place	Candace Reid	*Lock and Key*	Photography
Second Place	Andrew Petersen	Two Towers	Photography
Third Place	Mavanie Stanley	Sloth	Photography

Fruit Stand Pears

Julianne Jensen
Fruit Stand Pears
Charcoal, Graphite and Pastel

BFA Final Show

April 8–29, 2011

This year we had 6 talented graduating artists participate in the BFA show. Artists included: Julianne Jensen, Tammy Rodeback, David Jones, Micheal Nikola, Adam Christensen and Jessica Holmes.

Kathleen Kastles
Stand Up Surfing, Dryland Version #1
Emboirdered Wholecloth Quilt

Art of OUR CENTURY

June 3–September 24, 2011

Annual juried show featuring artists from the western United States. Erin Linder, Director of Exhibitions at the Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah, was this years juror.
Kathleen Kastles won the purchase award for "Stand Up Surfing, Dryland Version #1."

Honorable mention awards were given to Nathan Barnes, Larry Goodin, Carol Milne, and Elizabeth Morisette. Taylor Wright won the visitor's choice award.

Little Bird by Leah Moses Gandhi

Faculty Show 2011

June 3–September 24, 2011

Artwork by the faculty at UVU's Department of Art and Visual Communications.

Dichos: Words to Live, Love, and Laugh by in Latin America

October 18 - November 30, 2011

Truck and bus drivers in many parts of Latin America take great delight in inscribing dichos, a saying, proverb, or amusing expression, on the bumpers and other surfaces of their vehicles as a way of conveying their personal feelings and worldviews to a broad audience. Dichos is a traveling exhibition from the Mid-America Arts Alliance and Exhibits USA.

Sensing Brazil

October 18 - November 30,2011

Contemporary Brazilian artworks on loan from the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach, California. Sensing Brazil was part of the UVU International Center's Global Spotlight Program.

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