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Show 1c programs • Ongoing Programs, Resources and Services for Students and Educators For more information about any of our programs, call (80 I) 581-3580 or visit our website, www.umfa.utah.edu directions • parking TRAX construction changes daily, please see the UTA website for current directions: www.rideuta.com By Car: The Museum is located at 410 Campus Center Dr ( 1665 E. 410 S.) on the University of Utah campus. From 500 S. and 1300 East, proceed east on 500 South to 1580 East. Turn left at the light and follow the road as it curves to the right. Proceed East and turn left at the first stop light onto Campus Center Drive (Business Loop). Park in the visitor parking lot and register your license plate at the front desk. Do not park in spots that are marked "U", "A" or "Permit ### 11 during the weekdays or you will be ticketed. Guided tours should enter through the east side of the building. School Buses: From the North or West: Drive east on 400 South. 400 South will curve and become 500 South. Turn left onto Wasatch Drive ( 1950 East) to enter the University of Utah campus. At the first stop light on Wasatch Drive, turn left onto South Campus Drive. At the first stop light on South Campus Drive, turn right onto Campus Center Drive (Business Loop). Campus Center Drive loops around to the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. Buses may pull into the fire lane to drop off students. Buses should park in the Guardsman lot on the corner of 500 South and Guardsman Way ( 1580 East). This lot is accessed from Guardsman Way. Need a ride? The UMFA has funding for transportation for all high schools in Utah. Please call us at 581-3580 for more information about transportation funding. teacher resource centec The Utah Museum of Fine Arts loans small art exhibits free of charge to educators for use in the classroom and schools. The exhibits consist of framed original two-dimensional art and boxed three-dimensional art objects. Among the TRC exhibits are watercolors, pastels, lithographs, block prints, needlework, and children's art. The three-dimensional objects are grouped in ethnic or thematic exhibits. Educational materials may accompany some of the exhibits. TRC also loans over 300 laminated reproductions of artworks and over I00 art and art history videos. The exhibits are loaned for two-week periods. Borrowers are responsible for pick up, safe keeping and prompt return of the art works. Works must be exhibited in secure areas. A list of TRC exhibits, reproductions, and videos are available upon request. All of the lists are also located on our website with pictures of some of the objects (www.umfa.utah.edu). If you have any suggestions for items you would like to see in TRC please cal the UMFA at (80 I) 581-3580 or emai jwoods@umfa.utah.edu. Your input is very welcome and needed to improve TRC. To reserve an exhibit or make an appointment, call Education at UMFA (80 I) 581-3580. An appointment must be made to check out items. Due to an increased demand for TRC, we request that you make reservations for objects that you would like to check out. Walk-ins or same day requests cannot be accommodated because of limited resources. __bank you The UMFA thanks all of its members and friends for their on going support. UMFA members make it possible for anyone to visit the permanent collections free, and provide funds for the educational programs that give children and adults the opportunity to learn about art. Education Programs are funded in part by Salt Lake County's Zoo,Arts and Parks Program, The Emma Eccles Jones Foundation and the Members of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts Pende Mask.Africa TRC EDl981.422 |
