Born and raised on the east coast, Hikmet Sidney Loe fell in love with the arid desert lands of Utah and the environs of Great Salt Lake. She is an artist, writer, and teacher whose work draws inspiration from the smaller patterns found in the larger environment and from the changeable nature of land, water, and sky.
Projects / Upcoming Events
Snow College: Art Talks
February 21, 2013
7pm, Karen huntsman library Auditorium
The Spiral Jetty and Sun Tunnels: Utah’s Earthworks
Art Talks is a weekly series of discussions with working professionals in the field of contemporary art. Learn about a variety of artistic disciplines, techniques, philosophies, and meet the personalities from around the world that are here to share their expertise with you. Art Talks is free and open to the public. For more information contact amy.jorgensen@snow.edu. Join the conversation!
"The Spiral Jetty and Sun Tunnels: Utah's Earthworks" will situate each work in history and within our unique landscape, and will offer students the means to contemplate similarities and differences regarding Utah's Earthworks.
7pm, Karen huntsman library Auditorium
The Spiral Jetty and Sun Tunnels: Utah’s Earthworks
Art Talks is a weekly series of discussions with working professionals in the field of contemporary art. Learn about a variety of artistic disciplines, techniques, philosophies, and meet the personalities from around the world that are here to share their expertise with you. Art Talks is free and open to the public. For more information contact amy.jorgensen@snow.edu. Join the conversation!
"The Spiral Jetty and Sun Tunnels: Utah's Earthworks" will situate each work in history and within our unique landscape, and will offer students the means to contemplate similarities and differences regarding Utah's Earthworks.
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