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Roots of Knowledge: An art piece that's built a community - Vimarsana News

Roots of Knowledge: An art piece that's built a community

The Review revisits the Roots of Knowledge with Curator Kindia du Plessis to see how it has impacted the community.

UVU commenced Dia de los Muertos with ofrenda unveiling - Vimarsana News

UVU commenced Dia de los Muertos with ofrenda unveiling

Dia de los Muertos began its celebrations at UVU, featuring a beautiful ofrenda installation by Mika Rane.

The upcoming Dia de los Muertos celebrations at UVU - Vimarsana News

The upcoming Dia de los Muertos celebrations at UVU

Dia de los Muertos will be celebrated across UVU from Oct. 31 to Nov. 6 with ofrendas all over campus, offering students a chance to connect with their ancestors and heritage.

Mix 'Til Wet Showcase to highlight work of MU graduate Visual Studies students - Vimarsana News

Mix 'Til Wet Showcase to highlight work of MU graduate Visual Studies students

The George Caleb Bingham Gallery will display 11 graduate thesis projects in an exhibition from July 3 — Aug. 24. The culmination of months

Maneater | MU hosts Undergraduate Juried Art Exhibition, highlights student artists - Vimarsana News

Maneater | MU hosts Undergraduate Juried Art Exhibition, highlights student artists

Photo by Braiden Wade Twenty-seven MU students presented their artwork to the public Feb. 22 through March 4 in the annual Undergraduate Juried Art Exhibition, which promotes creativity and displays many students’ work for the first time. Held at the George Caleb Bingham Gallery on campus, the exhibition featured art selected by a jury of professionals, who also awarded prizes for different categories. The jury chose 40 pieces this year, including photos, videos, paintings, drawings, weavings, ceramics and digital art. They also collaborated with MU’s English department to include poetry ...