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Weber State Art and Design Announces Fall 2026 Events

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Weber State University's Department of Art and Design has announced several upcoming exhibitions and lectures for the Fall 2026 term.

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  • The Receivers exhibition at Shepherd Union Gallery showcases student experimentation with photographic processes.
  • Artist Gregg Deal was scheduled for a lecture and performance on Sept. 4 regarding Indigenous identity and colonization.
  • The exhibition features a diverse range of media including video, sculpture, and various printing processes.
  • Events were held at the Shaw Gallery and Kimball Arts building.

The Weber State University Department of Art and Design has announced several upcoming exhibitions and lectures for the Fall 2026 term. These events include the Receivers exhibition and a visiting artist program.

The Receivers exhibition at the Shepherd Union Gallery features student work exploring experimental approaches to photography and image-making. The collection includes alternative processes such as cyanotype, salt, platinum-palladium, and albumen printing, alongside video, sculpture, and 2D works to highlight the possibilities of experimentation.

Participating artists in the exhibition include Becky Cannon, Cathy Cox, Adria Derby, Craig Dinsdale, Dee Evertsen, Capree Gange, Sadie M. Gardepy, Sunni Hathcock, Sarah Jensen, Lexie Jorgensen, Sydney Kendrick, Reyn Kiesel, Janika Linville, Aubrey Matkin, Ivy Miller, Matty Miller, Hayden Mott, Sheleece Simon, Laura Spencer, Karissa Strate, and Isac Velazquez.

As part of the opening reception for Of This Place: Great Basin Neighbors at the Shaw Gallery, artist Gregg Deal was scheduled to participate in an evening of conversation and performance on Friday, Sept. 4. The program included an artist talk at 6 p.m. in Kimball Arts 143 and a performance at 7 p.m. in the Shaw Gallery. The event was free and open to the public. Deal's presentation focused on Indigenous identity, culture, representation, and the impacts of colonization.

Additional upcoming events and exhibitions can be found on the Shaw Gallery event calendar, and an archive of previous news and events is available through the department's website.

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