BYU ARTS Partnership

January 15, 2021
M'art'ch Madness is a multidisciplinary K-12 art competition sponsored by the Arts for Life Utah initiative and the Utah Arts Education Coalition. Read about the contest and find past submissions in dance, drama, visual art, and music.
September 22, 2020
Ariel Hortin, a dance educator and mom of three from Vineyard, Utah, shares the goals, benefits, and misconceptions about dance movement therapy.
June 5, 2020

Arts Integration Endorsement

Last week, sixty-six elementary school teachers completed the BYU ARTS Partnership’s Arts Integration Endorsement Course.

March 6, 2020
The McKay School Children's Art showcases "A Tasty Art Show, " featuring student art from Lakeview Elementary in Provo, Utah.
June 6, 2019
The BYU ARTS Partnership takes us to Daniels Canyon Elementary and Old Mill Elementary in the Wasatch County School District to celebrate the vibrant visual art projects during the two schools' chalk festivals.
November 20, 2017

Learning Edge Annual Administrator's Conference

The Learning Edge Annual Administrator’s Conference took place at the Provo Marriott on November 14, with over 300 principals, administrators, and teacher leaders participating.

July 28, 2015

Arts Express 2015

With another successful two days of inspiring presenters, the importance of the arts has been reinforced in the minds of all those who attended the annual Arts Express Conference.

May 4, 2015

Qualifying for Arts Grants

We wanted to keep you aware of grants you may qualify for to help fund your classroom endeavors with the arts. We want to specially note the Creative Leadership Grant through Crayola that is coming up quickly!

May 4, 2015

Integrating Visual Arts Into Your Classroom

Tara Carpenter, professor in BYU's Department of Art Education, shares her ideas on how to help future teachers integrate visual arts into their classrooms. Carpenter has taught at BYU for the past three years.

April 16, 2015

Beverly Taylor Sorenson Gala Event

If you have been in the David O. McKay Building on BYU campus recently, you have probably seen this new painting in the middle stairwell.