LAND BODY explores connections between the human body and the landscape through the perspectives of eleven female identifying artists. Hailing from Utah, New Mexico and Arizona, the artists pay particular attention to desert environments with work that speaks to environmental issues and climate concerns, cultural histories, decolonization, female identity, and more. Exhibited artists present a variety of mediums including installation, photography, sculpture, painting and video. The post The Other Side of the Tracks appeared first on Ogden Contemporary Arts ..read more

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Ogden Contemporary Arts Announces Third Artist in Resident OCA is excited to see Luis Alvaro Sahagún Nuño’s plan to heal within the community. Ogden, UT (December 2023) Ogden Contemporary Arts is thrilled to announce their third annual Artist-in-Residence, multi-disciplinary artist Luis Alvaro Sahagún Nuño. This... The post Luis Alvaro Sahagún Nuño appeared first on Ogden Contemporary Arts ..read more

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Exhibition Dates: November 3rd – January 14th  |  Opening Reception: November 3rd, 6-9pm | OCA Gallery No Present to Remember by Nancy Rivera is a series of soft sculptures that merge the tangible with the metaphorical by bringing together family photographs from the artist’s childhood... The post Exhibition: Nancy Rivera | No Present to Remember appeared first on Ogden Contemporary Arts ..read more

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