The Biblical Book of Genesis, with all its great visual tropes — the creation of all from nothing, division of light from dark, story of the Fall, and so on — has been enormously popular with artists at least since Medieval times. The third chapter begins with the […]
Sometime around 1970, feminist historians began to make all sorts of discoveries about the primacy of artistic and scientific discoveries during what has been called the Enlightenment. Among these was the realization that, just as artists often perform the difficult early stages of gentrification of urban areas, only […]
Vanessa Romo is an artist and educator based in Salt Lake City, whose work delves into human experiences, exploring themes of gender, identity, mortality, and the environment. Born in Mexico City, she earned her MFA in Ceramics from the University of Utah and now teaches at both […]
