At the J. Willard Marriott Library
By Justin Sorensen 2021 has arrived and with it, the continuing impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic within our daily lives. While our optimism grows for returning to normal activities as the much anti...
By Greg Hatch The Sundance Film Festival—which will be screened entirely online in 2021, beginning January 28—has been a celebrated institution in Utah for over 40 years. And it’s been an immers...
By Robert Nelson I look upon the March earthquake as the end point of “normal” use of the Audio Studio. From the middle of March until August 24, 2020 no one, including myself, was allowed into th...
By Justin Sorensen It has been said that “Art is in the Eye of the Beholder”, and when you really think about it, it’s true. We all have different interpretations of what art is as w...
By Greg Hatch Five years after we formed the Creativity & Innovation Services department, the COVID-19 pandemic presented my team and me with an ideal opportunity to reflect on our collective miss...
By Justin Sorensen The Coronavirus pandemic has changed our lives in so many ways. In the beginning, it seemed as though our world had turned upside-down, leaving us searching for new ways of conducti...
The Katherine W. Dumke Fine Arts & Architecture Library located on the second floor of the J. Willard Marriott Library in Suite 2400. It support all departments within the College of Fine Arts and the College of Architecture + Planning, including Architecture, Art and Art History, Ballet, City and Metropolitan Planning, Modern Dance, Film & Media Arts, Music, and Theatre. The Fine Arts space is available for use anytime the Library is open.
The Audio Studio, Video Studio, and GIS Services are all located in the Faculty Center on the first floor.
