Galleries of the Harris Fine Arts Center
Past Exhibits
Galleries of BYU: Must-See March Galleries Around Campus
Visit This Month’s Exhibitions in the Weight Room, MOA and 1313 Galleries
The Curation of Identity: Two Design Students Explore the Ways That We Document Our Lives Through Narration and Collection
Graphic Design Students Eva Jarman and Brynn Squires Present their BFA Capstone Projects at Gallery 1313
Two Comms Students Named American Advertising Federation’s (AAF) Most Promising Multicultural Students
Advertising Students Gabe Bori and Eli Wright Spent One Week in NYC Participating in the Most Promising Multicultural Student Program
Galleries of BYU: February Art & Design Shows Around Campus
Visit This Month’s Exhibitions in the Weight Room, MOA and 1313 Galleries
Read All About It! Comms Alumni Shares Untold Stories of Girl Newsies
Autumn Linford's Upcoming Book Reveals The Hidden History of Girl Newsies In The 1930s
“Truth Be Told”: Graphic Design Grad Invites Readers to Participate in Documentary Filmmaking Process
Natalie Nash Crafted a Printed Book On Documentary Filmmaking as Part of Her Senior Capstone Project
Farewell to The HFAC on BYU Campus
Drone Footage Shows the Demolition of BYU’s Harris Fine Arts Center
Art Roundup: Seven Free Events to Help You Relax Before Finals Week
Take Some Time Before Finals to Look at Art by Students and Masters
‘The Memories Aren’t Being Demolished’: BYU Bids Adieu to the Harris Fine Arts Center
BYU Students Are Sad to See the Building Go But Remember Their Experiences Fondly
‘Requiem for a Stage’: An Art Student’s Homage to the de Jong Concert Hall
Gabriella Warnick, Art Major at BYU, Presented Audio From the de Jong’s Past and Present as an Immersive Art Installation on Nov 11.
Shaun Parry, CFAC Alumnus, to Receive BYU Alumni Achievement Award
Shaun Parry will be presented with a BYU Alumni Achievement Award on Thursday, Oct. 8. Prior to the award reception, Parry will give a lecture entitled “Impossible Dreams I Didn’t Know Enough To Dream.” The lecture will be held in the Madsen Recital Hall at 11 a.m. Admission is free and the lecture is open to the public.
Rebecca Irvine
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