With the Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) closing until next spring to update the building’s insulation and reimagine its floor plan, it might seem like quality art by professionals is completely out...
Warning: This review contains minor spoilers for the film "Anomalisa."
What makes us human? What does it mean to be a person? To be alive?
These are the big questions in "Anomalisa," a stop-action film...
SPOTLIGHTS
Talib Kweli
“Which side are you on, friend? Which side are you on?/Justice for Mike Brown, justice for us all.” These lines mark the beginning of rapper Talib Kweli’s “Which Side Are...
Talib Kweli, known around the world for his art and activism, comes to the U in celebration of the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. A famed social activist, Kweli promotes equality and awareness through...
Poetry performances, especially spoken word, utilize multiple platforms at once to tell a story and to convey a message. The word-based performance art imbues humanity into language usually confined to...
When I entered the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, I had my purse packed with notebooks and pens — I was ready for a long day of art. I was immediately consumed by the crowded lobby. I had to carefully maneuver...
Techno beats, jazz sessions, medieval lutes and classical operas — this is just a sampling from the School of Music’s spring schedule. To the new student or to those who have never ventured down to...
Tuesday’s Q&A event with Mia McKenzie, activist and founder of the website Black Girls Dangerous, has been cancelled.
McKenzie cancelled last night after suddenly injuring her back, according to...
Here’s your Daily Utah Chronicle pop culture round-up: for everything you missed this week in pop culture because you were too busy doing things that actually matter, like homework.
The Golden Globes...
Every once in a while a play comes along that asks us to think instead of simply laugh or tap our toes to a catchy tune. The Pioneer Theatre Company's world premiere of "Two Dollar Bill" on Friday night...
