Art educators are often understood first through the work they do for others: teaching technique, guiding critique, encouraging experimentation, and helping students develop confidence in their own ideas. But behind that work is another sustained practice—the educator’s own life as an artist. Artists Who Teach brings together art educators, many working in Utah’s colleges and...
Juried By Christopher Lynn Every artistic career begins with a period of discovery—a time when artists are developing their voices, taking creative risks, and seeking opportunities for their work to be seen. The Statewide Emerging Artists’ Annual (SWEAA) was created to support artists at this pivotal stage. Now in its second year, this competitive juried...
15-year-old Christopher has an extraordinary brain: He is exceptional at mathematics but ill-equipped to interpret everyday life. He has never ventured alone beyond the end of his road, he detests...
The West Point Arts Council's Chalk Art Festival returns with a fall and Halloween theme. Squares are $10 each and include a 24-pack of pastel chalk. It runs alongside the...
October 2 – November 2, 2026 Discover the spooky story behind one of America’s favorite holidays! Explore the history of Halloween, from its historic roots to the costumes, decorations, trick-or-treating,...
I will have about a dozen of my private voice students perform two songs for the recital, taking about an hour and a half. It will be uplifting and positive...
Art educators are often understood first through the work they do for others: teaching technique, guiding critique, encouraging experimentation, and helping students develop confidence in their own ideas. But behind that work is another sustained practice—the educator’s own life as an artist. Artists Who Teach brings together art educators, many working in Utah’s colleges and...
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