Sorting a race war with ‘molecules from the stars’
SLCC student Terry Jackson-Mitchell’s art exhibit on race wars and violence is currently featured at Art Access gallery in Salt Lake.
SLCC’s Interior Design Club gives room makeover for cancer survivor
After surviving testicular cancer, Tim Ellis receives help from the Interior Design Club. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among men ages 15 to 35.
Nathan Jarvis to speak at Visual Art and Design’s Guest Artist Series Oct. 22
The SLCC Visual Arts Department presents Nathan Jarvis’ Confessions of an Illustrator at South City Campus on Tuesday Oct. 22, 2013.
Folio: Open to creativity like never before
Folio: Noun. A collection of related material. A sheet of paper folded in half to make two leaves for a book or manuscript. Created...
SLCC alum finds success as photographer
Derek Gifford uses the skills he learned at SLCC at his work as a photographer for Browning.
INK showcases work of SLCC art alumni
The 2019 INK Show features the work of several SLCC visual art and design alumni.
Art exhibit brings appreciation for diversity
Students from various backgrounds submitted original artwork for the Multicultural Art Exhibit. Find out who won awards.
‘TACTILIS’ exhibit brings hands-on approach to art
The tactile artwork exhibit, which opens Oct. 3, is geared towards blind and low-vision visitors.
Artistic gifts on display at South City Campus
The 2015 President's Art Show features some outstanding artwork.
‘Folio Nation’ ready to showcase SLCC talent
Salt Lake Community College's student-produced art and literary magazine is calling for submissions for their Fall 2014 production. Read on to learn how students can contribute.
Folio has big plans for 20th anniversary
Folio, Salt Lake Community College’s print and online literary magazine, is currently accepting submissions for their 20th anniversary edition.
GRIP series paints a picture of mental illness
"GRIP: Conversational Portraits on Mental Health" is currently on display in the Eccles Art Gallery at South City Campus. The series raises awareness about mental illness by visualizing the personal experiences of those who suffer from it.