On March 18, Shirin Neshat shared her life experiences and the background of her latest exhibit, ‘Land of Dreams’

Going into film wasn't originally part of Noah Ostergar's plans at BYU, but after roadblocks of feeling included in the greater campus community, he found a home in the @byutma department. Ostegar reflects on his time as a media arts student and the work behind his short film "Molly."

As BYU returns to a traditional semester this fall on campus, BYU BRAVO! and Theatre events will also be returning to in-person performances. The upcoming season boasts a spectacular lineup from both departments that are sure to sweep audiences off their feet.

These photographs document an important piece of Utah’s history from the Great Depression to World War II

The university forum will feature Professor Amy Petersen Jensen

Recognition after recognition, the BYU AdLab keeps taking the prize

In 2020 Eugene D. Tapahe (BFA ’92), a Diné (Navajo) web designer turned fine art photographer, was feeling distressed by the pandemic and an aunt’s death from the virus. Then one night he dreamt he was in Yellowstone National Park, sitting in tall grass and peacefully watching bison, when jingle-dress dancers came to the grass and danced, bringing him healing and hope. This dream inspired Tapahe to create Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project, which encourages peace and resilience. See more at magazine.byu.edu and tapahephotography.com.

Recent graduate Jenna Hervey shared a glimpse of her BYU experience with us and the gratitude she felt as she graduated from the Department of Design as graphic design major:

Jessica Ashby is an Acting major and a dancer who has much enthusiasm for her art. She adds that she loves acting because it helps her understand the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

Professor Brubaker and her graduate students found that Twitter users were able to build their own supportive community during the early stages of the pandemic

BYU Dance alum Kaley Jensen was on cloud nine with the many accomplishments and successes coming her way, until one day it all came to a crashing halt

The College of Fine Arts and Communications congratulates members from faculty for their rank and status advancements