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Show exhibitions salt 5: Daniel Everett March 30 - July 29 Above left: Daniel Everett, Ascension Ill, 20 I I, video still, courtesy of the artist. Above right: Daniel Everett, Monument II, 20 I I, inkjet print, courtesy of the artist. salt 5: Daniel Everett is the fifth in the Museum's series of exhibitions featuring innovative contemporary art from around the world. In his work, Daniel Everett explores the pursuit of meaning through various mediums, including photography, video, performance, and installation. Much of his art focuses on liminal spaces, points of transition, and personal meaning that can be found in public areas. STILL ON VIEW At Work: Prints from the Great Depression On view through May 6, 2012 The Faculty Show: Recent Work by the University of Utah Art Faculty On view through May 6, 2012 Georges Rouault: Circus of the Shooting Star On view through May 13, 2012 Photo Finish June 2 - September 9 Photographers have long been inspired by the automobile and the multi-faceted ideas it has come to represent. Symbolizing such dichotomous concepts as masculinity and femininity, speed and leisure, and the individual and the collective, the automobile lends itself to many different interpretations. This group of photographs from the UMFA's collection delineates the diversity of ways in which artists have depicted and interpreted the omnipresent automobile. Above: Richard Misrach, American, Chrysler Newport, Bonneville Salt Flats, 1992, chromogenic color print. Purchased with funds from the Friends of the Art Museum; image (C) Richard Misrach, courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, Marc Selwyn Fine Art, Los Angeles and Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York. UMFA 1996.0 I0.00 I |
