Shayla Bott, a professor in the Department of Dance and artistic director of BYU’s Theatre Ballet, was selected to present at the Women in Dance Leadership Conference, held this year in [...]
The BYU graphic design alum and Punchcut cofounder shared advice for an innovative career with students in the College of Fine Arts and Communications Whether he’s choosing a phone, pitching a [...]
This fall a new exhibit at the Smithsonian Museum features 46 portraits taken from photographers all across the country. But only one of the 46 pieces of art displays not one, but two artist [...]
The School of Music will present BYU’s first ever movie in concert with “King Kong” (1933). The BYU Philharmonic — under the direction of Kory Katseanes — will perform Max Steiner’s landmark [...]
Woods will speak about how to trust your voice and medium through personal revelation BYU School of Music professor Alexander Woods will present “The Work of Translation: the Violin as a Seer [...]
Music majors resonate with the character and charisma of Thomas Hampson Baritone legend Thomas Hampson came to BYU as part of the BRAVO! Professional Performing Arts Series and participated in a [...]
BYU’s highly esteemed Center for Animation became even more reputable when the short film “Grendel,” directed and produced by BYU animation students, recently won its sixth Student Academy [...]
Director Barrett Burgin and producer John Newton reflect on the role their beliefs played in the development and production of university-funded capstone film “Father of Man” As directing student [...]
Diverse artists establish an on-going relationship of community and unity For the past 10+ years, a group of BYU professors — including Claudine Bigelow (Music), Gary Barton (Art), Jen Orton [...]
