After a night of thunder and hail, orchestra members awoke to a beautiful, fresh morning with the sun shining, a perfect day for a tour of the alpine setting of Logatec, a city of 14,000. In [...]
The internationally acclaimed performance group Living Legends will be holding open auditions for all interested Latin American, Polynesian and Native American full-time BYU students August [...]
The second week on tour was filled with some exciting opportunities for the Folk Dancers at two different festivals. Continuing the festival in Chateau-Gombert, the group began the week with a [...]
Contemporary Dance Theatre and Synthesis had a fantastic second week in Nauvoo. The students kicked the week off with a spirited fireside that they performed not only for missionaries serving in [...]
Contemporary Dance Theatre and Synthesis departed this morning for Nauvoo, IL. They will spend two weeks performing in Nauvoo and surrounding communities. In addition to performing their own [...]
The Living Legends’ two week stay in Nauvoo came to an end much too quickly! The students fell in love with the people, the historical sites, and the spirit of this remarkable city. [...]
Following a long day of travel, the Living Legends arrived in Nauvoo at 9 PM on Monday June 2nd and ended their day with an ice cream social at the Nauvoo mission home with President and Sister [...]
Interview by Nicole Vance of the Department of Visual Arts This month, Andrew Zundel, an Illustrator student and Wheatly scholarship recipient, answered questions about his experiences in New [...]
The Young Ambassadors started their week off in Siem Reap, Cambodia. This is the first time the Young Ambassadors have ever visited this beautiful country. One of the first things the group was [...]
Instrumental in the creation of the BYU Museum of Art, James A. Mason passed away on May 15, 2014. Mason served as dean of the College of Fine arts and Communications from 1982-1993. During his [...]
