This and That, Fall 2026 Lineup
The THIS and THAT Student Galleries rotate Student Art Exhibitions every two to three weeks throughout every semester, designed to feature undergraduate Art & Art History student solo or group shows.
- THIS/THAT galleries are located in the northwest wing on the first floor Visual Arts main lobby.
- Gallery Hours are concurrent with Visual Art Building hours, closed on weekends.
- All Receptions are held in gallery space from 5 to 7 P.M
Fall 2026 Exhibition Schedule:
Show 1: Opens: Aug. 31; Gallery Reception: Sept. 11
- Best of Portfolio Review (Both Galleries)
Show 2: Opens: Sept. 21; Gallery Reception: Oct. 2
- Ellie Taylor & Paige Emerson (THIS)
- Steve Simpson (THAT)
Show 3: Opens: Oct. 12; Gallery Reception: Oct. 23
- Kodi Johnson (THIS)
- Printmaking Club (THAT)
Show 4: Opens: Nov. 2; Gallery Reception: Nov. 13
- Katrina Gilbert (THIS)
- Lillian McEwen (THAT)
Show 5: Opens: Nov. 23; Gallery Reception: Dec. 4
- Yelitza Torres (THIS)
- Gus Larsen (THAT)
Check out the Gallery Page to explore all of the Gallery Spaces and visit the BFA Digital Archive.
High School Art Intensive
The 2025 HSAI is scheduled for Friday Oct 17 and Saturday Oct 18, 2025. Registration for HSAI 2025 Closed on September 2025.
HSAI workshops are designed for outstanding high school students with a strong interest in art to deepen knowledge and explore interests.
The event features short lectures and presentations followed by hands-on studio experience for all students!
Have further questions? Learn more by checking out the HSAI 2025 FAQ.
The 2025 Art Intensive allows high school art students to participate in specialized workshops focusing on
- Art History
- Foundations
- Art Education
- Painting
- Drawing
- Printmaking
- Photography
- Ceramics
- Metalsmithing
- Sculpture
- Visual Communication Design
Photo credit: High School Art Intensive Eco Smash activity.
Check out the HSAI event page to find details, itinerary, forms, eligibility, and to register for the Hight School Art Intensive.
Wyoming Secondary Art Educators Symposium
Every spring faculty and students from the University of Wyoming Visual Arts Department travel to Casper to be a part of the Wyoming Secondary Arts Educators Association symposium. Our students set up demonstrations and conduct workshops during the symposium allowing interested high school students to meet, talk and work with them. Members of the faculty conduct on the spot portfolio reviews and accept scholarship applications from eligible high school students. Scholarship winners are announced at the annual WSAEA awards ceremony that evening.
For more information please contact: Doug Russell drussell@uwyo.edu
The University of Wyoming has earned its Research Level 1 (R1) status from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing Wyoming's only four-year university with the top research universities in the United States.