In-person Events
NEHMA TALKS: A Conversation with Jean Lowe
Saturday, September 18 | 5 - 6 p.m. | Free and open to all
Russell/Wanlass Performance Hall | Reception to follow at NEHMA
Artist Jean Lowe joins USU art history professor Marissa Vigneault and NEHMA Executive Director & Chief Curator Katie Lee-Koven for a conversation about her paintings and large-scale installations in the exhibition
Your Place in the Multiverse currently on view at NEHMA.
A reception and book signing will follow at NEHMA with light hors d’oeuvres and beverages.
Pleaes note that capacity in the hall will be limited to 125 seats (30% capacity)
for safety, and face masks are strongly encouraged.
The conversation will also be recorded as well as streamed live on our Facebook page.
Past Virtual Events
Community Art Day: Making PB&J Sandwich Art with Seth Kaufman
Saturday, June 13 | Anytime | Free and open to all
Instead of taking a trip to the Museum for Community Art Day, enjoy an at-home field
trip and explore your creativity! This video features art from NEHMA's collection and a conversation with professional artist
Seth Kaufman about creating art from everyday objects, even including the PB&J sandwiches
he makes for his daughter.
Be inspired by Kaufman's PB&J sandwich art and make your own sandwich art! Make sure
to take photos of your art and share them with us before enjoying a fun and delicious
lunch!
Tag NEHMA on Instagram or Facebook or email your photos to nehma@usu.edu.
Virtual International Slow Art Day
Free and open to all
Celebrate International Slow Art Day with NEHMA! Through this slow-looking drawing
exercise, you can take a closer look at art or anything else that might surround you.
Thank you to Antra Sinha for walking us through this experience!
We'd love to see what you create! Share a photo of your work on Facebook or Instagram
using #SlowArtNEHMA and tagging NEHMA in your post. You can also email your artwork
if you prefer to nehma@usu.edu.