Utah muralist Chuck Landvatter integrates his academic background into his art, creating over 50 murals in Salt Lake City and focusing on community impact and innovation in his work.

The Millcreek Arts Fest, offering free admission, features over 70 artists, food trucks, a Kids Zone, craft activities, and live music on two stages from 11 AM to 10 PM at the Millcreek Rec Center.

USU Caine College of the Arts students visited New York City, gaining real-world insights from alumni like Bibhu Mohapatra, and learning about the integration of art and business.

The Latinx Art Exhibition at The Alley in Logan begins on April 14, featuring diverse works that explore themes of migration, identity, and resilience.

USU researcher Brook Haight studies poet May Swenson's unpublished art to provide new insights into her creative process, revealing connections between her visual and literary works.

Eva Nelson, Chloe Scheve, and Brook Haight won USU's 2025 Creative Writing Contest in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, respectively, with Kaisha Mills taking the art award. Their work will be published and presented at Helicon West.

USU Gallery East is exhibiting "Familiar Spaces" featuring works by USU art professors Noel Carmack, Terry Powers, and Woody Shepherd, with a reception and talk on April 3.

Utah State University hosts the 8th annual Paper & Clay exhibition, featuring 75 works by students from 25 institutions, emphasizing collaboration and networking in ceramics and printmaking.

Renowned artist Renee Cox will speak at Utah State University's Communitas Lecture Series, sharing her experience with students in the Department of Art + Design. She will also conduct a hands-on workshop.

Salt Lake City has increased its arts funding by $300,000 through the Arts, Culture, and Entertainment Fund to support local cultural events and artists in 2025.

The article highlights National Hispanic Heritage Month in Utah, celebrating the Hispanic community's impact on the state through various events and activities.