Events at NEHMA
Community Art Day: Community Chalk Mural
Saturday, August 8 | 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Free and open to all
We know you’ve been perfecting your sidewalk chalk art during these last few months.
Now come and share your creativity with us!
Explore our new exhibition The Day After Tomorrow: Art in Response to Turmoil and Hope and consider what "community" and "togetherness" mean to you. Join us outside the
museum where we will be combining our love of summer, sunshine and art to create a
community mural of shadow tracing and self-portraits with chalk.
Events at Home
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.
Take a Sculpture Walk
Free and open to all
Visiting in person? Pick up a Sculpture Walk Map outside the front doors of the Museum
(maintaining social distance) or use the Sculpture Walk PDF Map.
Visiting from home? Check out the USU Campus Sculpture Walk collection online.
Use your phone to pull up and listen to the Audio Tour, which provides information about the artist and artwork for each sculpture.
Then get creative! Use your body to mimic the shapes of your favorite sculpture or
create your own version of the sculptures using objects found at home, then take a
photo!
Connect with the community online by posting your creative photo on Instagram or Facebook
(you can even post it in this event). Tag NEHMA and use the hashtag #USUsculpturewalk.
You can also email them to nehma@usu.edu.