The brief, 18-year history of the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art has been marked by significant advances in visual literacy through education and exhibition programs, Rosen notes. The new century opens far-reaching vistas. As the museum continues to grow, its collections become more cosmopolitan through the generosity of an expanding donor constituency. In so doing, our potential to educate and excite the public by presenting exceptional creative expressions is what makes the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art memorable as a repository for the visual wealth of the past, present and future. The museum is closed Mondays and holidays.
All exhibits are free and open to the public.
Berkeley, a new theatre education professor at USU, has directed college productions in Maryland, Virginia and New York. The play unfolds from the point of view of the Stage Manager who sets the stage and introduces the characters and action of the story. He provides a perspective, which Berkeley feels is derived from Thornton Wilder's own perspective as he searches to answer life's questions. Many foundations that gave us a sense of identity, such as family, community, religion and home, are rapidly vanishing in today's culture. The answer carries eternal truths in which we can find value, meaning and beauty.