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SLCC film students contribute their stories in and about the Museum
The Museum's Broadway Wing
looks forward to welcoming
the
Sundance Film Festival
again next year!
Sundance took place in the Museum,
and the street lit up for 10 full days
With our new Sundance plakats up and down the street, made possible with support from SLC Corporation and EDA Architects, museum visitors got a preview of things to come — see a slideshow here.
"Along the Way" on Broadway
The work of the Oakland-based artists collaborative known as ©ause Collective was projected nightly during Sundance. If you missed it on the wall, catch it here and see how engaging the moment as we move through our cities can engage our senses and sensibilities day-by-day, along the way.
"If we are to change our worldview, images have to change. The artist now has a very important job to do. He's not a little peripheral figure entertaining rich people, he's really needed."
--David Hockney
Watch this page for changes in the museum's permanent collection.
Mural proposal (above) by Museum Curator Gilberto Schaefer. Click here to see the full size version.
temporary street collection
The Museum's Temporary Street Collection is an assemblage of authentic elements found as we observe, listen, taste, touch and breathe in the life of the city. Sometimes a passing voice, sometimes the historic artifact or remarkable personality, all that occurs within the museum can be collected as memory, or as muse.
Check out the short video clips in our Story Projects section, in which Ana, and a growing number of other museum guests, share their stories about the museum.
On Broadway
You're getting the hang of it now
"Without change, something sleeps inside us, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken."
– Frank Herbert
