This project attempts to historicize the very recent past (the last 25 years) of poetry publishing. In doing so, I hope it provides another vocabulary or way of thinking about how the poetry community has and will continue to change. --Max Schleicher, Fall 2020 DM Graduate...
Youth Activist Art Archive (YAAA) Danielle lives downtown in Salt Lake City with her son and their home is full of plants. She is an artist, photographer, teacher, and advocate for the arts. Danielle has a Bachelor of Art in Photography and is currently in the...
Marked Jaclyn Wright is an interdisciplinary artist and educator from Chicago. She received her BA from Southern Illinois University Carbondale and her MFA from Indiana University. Her work combines traditional analog photographic techniques with contemporary digital methods and fabrication processes. Through this hybridized approach she draws...
Native Places: An Indigenous Atlas of Utah and the Intermountain West John Flynn is a PhD student in history. His research focuses on environmental history and the American West. Before coming to Utah, he worked as a journalist in Austin, writing about science and the environment....
Open Wounds Daniel Uncapher is a PhD student in Creative Writing at the University of Utah with an MFA from Notre Dame, where he was a Nicholas Sparks Fellow. A disabled bisexual from North Mississippi, his work has appeared in The Sun, Chicago Quarterly Review, Tin...
Indigenous cryptocurrency: Finance, capital, and the digital ghost of empire Ashley Cordes (Coquille) is an assistant professor of Indigenous communication at the University of Utah. Her research lies at the intersections of digital media, critical/cultural studies, and Indigenous studies. Some of her research can be found...
#Representation Matters: Mapping Gender, Race, and Sexuality on Twitter Sarah E. S. Sinwell is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Film and Media Arts at the University of Utah. She has published essays on Kickstarter, Green Porno, Riverdale, and Dexter in A Companion to American...
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Digital Matters at the University of Utah is pleased to announce the 2020-21 Exhibition/Performance Graduate Grant. This grant provides graduate students in the Humanities, Fine Arts, and Architecture+Planning an opportunity to work on a project in Digital Studies, broadly defined, which challenge and extend their...