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What's Your Gameday?: With Bianca Velasquez
Feb 13, 2026
47m 37s
Behind the Podcast: Meet the Student Producer
Apr 19, 2024
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Step into the Stillman Sculpture Court
Apr 10, 2024
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Graphic Design: From the Classroom to the Museum
Feb 21, 2024
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Accessibility Efforts at SUMA
Jan 26, 2024
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 2/13/26 | ![]() What's Your Gameday?: With Bianca Velasquez✨ | art exhibitiontrophy shop+3 | Bianca Velasquez | Southern Utah Museum of ArtYou’re The Best! | — | Bianca VelasquezYou’re The Best!+4 | — | 47m 37s | |
| 4/19/24 | ![]() Behind the Podcast: Meet the Student Producer | This episode gives a behind the scenes look at the work it takes to produce our podcast, Observations & Conversations. For this episode, we sat down with Lisa Hardy, our student producer since August 2023. Lisa provides insight into her approach to tell stories through podcasting. We also talk about the unexpected moment we learned SUMA was selected to present at the virtual MuseumNext Digital Summit, in March 2024. Lisa will be moving on to a position with the Center for Railroad Photography & Art in Madison, Wisconsin. We wish Lisa all the best in her future! | — | ||||||
| 4/10/24 | ![]() Step into the Stillman Sculpture Court | In this episode, we sit down with SUMA’s Executive Director, Jessica Kinsey, to discuss an important part of our permanent collection, The Stillman Sculpture Court. We chatted about the changes that have taken place since the opening of SUMA and The Beverley Center in 2016, including new sculpture additions and updates to the overall design and landscaping. These changes have created a place of exploration, discovery, and contemplation that allows visitors to think about how they might see themselves reflected in the art. The Stillman Sculpture Court guide can be found here. Click the link for more information about the 2024 Director's Trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico. A most sincere thank you to the many supporters who helped make the sculpture court a reality: Larry and Liane Stillman family, Cedar Band Corporation, Cedar Livestock and Heritage Festival, Friends of SUMA, Iron County, Southern Utah University, Allan Houser Foundation, and Donna Law. We are also grateful to SUU Facilities for their efforts to beautifully maintain the sculpture court. | — | ||||||
| 2/21/24 | ![]() Graphic Design: From the Classroom to the Museum | In this episode, we sit down with SUMA’s Graphic Designers, DJ Wilson and Emily Loertscher. Our discussion focuses on how our team plays a big role in creating work for SUMA that you see in our exhibitions, events, promotions, and more. You will hear about what our students are learning in the classroom at Southern Utah University, and how they apply it to the work they do at the museum. Our hope is that after listening to this episode, you’ll have a new appreciation for the work that our designers do everyday. Next time you come to the museum take time to notice the design work. | — | ||||||
| 1/26/24 | ![]() Accessibility Efforts at SUMA | Making a museum accessible has become a popular topic of discussion throughout museums worldwide. In this episode, we share the varied accessibility efforts being made at SUMA. Our very own Alyssa Thomas, SUMA’s Coordinator of Visitor Experience, has done great work making our space more welcoming and inclusive for all visitors. Alyssa shares the importance of continuous advocacy for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which faced national legislative opposition in 2018, however, did not get enough votes to pass. Join our host, Emily Ronquillo, and Alyssa, as they also discuss 'Breaking Barriers', a state-wide accessibility training in Utah (provided by the Utah Division of Arts and Museums), and why accessibility should be at the forefront of our efforts at SUMA. We found the following articles to add additional context to our conversation. We’ve also included a link for information about the Utah Division of Arts and Museums training 'Breaking Barriers': MuseumNext: Making Museums Accessible to Those With Disabilities American Alliance of Museums: Museum Accessibility: An Art and a Science NPR: The ADA was a victory for the disabled community, but we need more. My life shows why Utah Division of Arts and Museums: Breaking Barriers | — | ||||||
| 10/25/23 | ![]() Can Brutalism Bring Artists, Architects, and Engineers Together? | Why would we want to discuss brutalism and mid-century modern architecture with an architect and two engineers? Because we believe in learning about approaching art and design from a variety of perspectives and backgrounds. Brutalism seemed like a perfect fit for us to bring in experts and find where connections could be found and also how we see art differently. Our hope is that listeners will be inspired to step outside their comfort zones and start having discussions of their own with people with different perspectives and expertise. We all walked away from our discussion with broader understandings of brutalism, and hopefully, you will too. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Becky Bloom, Assistant Director of Curatorial Affairs at SUMA, Dr. Matthew Roberts SUU Associate Dean of the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences, Mark Harris Structural Engineer and Senior Principal with Reaveley Engineers, and Chad Neilson CEO, Design Principal, MHTN Architects. | — | ||||||
| 9/26/23 | ![]() Printmaking: Deep Dive into SUMA’s Print Collection | Southern Utah University Art History student Becca Hughes joins Dr. Becky Bloom and Emily Ronquillo to discuss her undergraduate internship in which she created an online exhibition of prints in SUMA’s collection. During her research, Becca was surprised to find some of the prints were frauds while others had authenticated provenance. Becca also discovered some artists who made it problematic for collectors to ensure they were purchasing authentic prints. Dr. Bloom agreed that printmaking is a medium that is easily forged, especially lithography. This episode is perfect for those curious about the process of printmaking and collecting. Dr. Bloom and Becca provide some helpful tips for collectors to ensure the print they are purchasing is not a fraud. For more information about printmaking techniques and processes: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Britannica - Printmaking, Etching, Engraving, Relief View Becca’s exhibition The Printmaking Renaissance: 19th and 20th Century Prints by Prominent Artists on SUMAs CatalogIt HUB. | — | ||||||
| 8/8/23 | ![]() Inspirations of Aïsha Lehmann | Southern Utah Museum of Art Director of Curatorial Affairs, Dr. Becky Bloom, sat down to talk with special guest artist, Aïsha Lehmann. Their conversation included talking about Aïsha's style of art, inspirations, sociological connections, the current educational path she has chosen, and finally advice to rising artists. Aïsha’s work, ‘Imprint’ is featured in the summer exhibition A Dream Deferred: New Perspectives on Black Experience. You can view her work by visiting SUMA through September 23, 2023. | — | ||||||
| 6/26/23 | ![]() Audio Guide: Lennart Anderson: A Retrospective | Description Learn more about the exhibition Lennart Anderson: A Retrospective in this audio guide read by guest curator Randall Cabe. Lennart Anderson: A Retrospective is on exhibition at Southern Utah Museum of Art through September 23rd, 2023. Audio Guide – Welcome and Background Information - 00:00.00 - 01:36.708 Introduction - 01:38.748 - 05:15.314 Still Life - 05:16.111 - 06:34.368 Portraits - 06:35.801 - 08:15.636 Street Scenes - 08:16.636 - 09:48.228 Idyllic Landscape - 09:49.766 - 11:03.097 Rome - 11:04.675 - 12:35.417 Credits - 12:37.149 - 13:26.828 | — | ||||||
| 5/24/23 | ![]() The Psychedelic Art Behind Rock and Roll Posters | Southern Utah Museum of Art Manager of Marketing and Communications, Emily Ronquillo, sits down with Dr. Becky Bloom, Assistant Director of Curatorial Affairs at SUMA, and museum associate and previous intern, Courtney Blue, to talk about the online exhibition, Psychedelia: The Art of the Fillmore West that Courtney was able to curate during her internship at SUMA. We discuss various attributes of posters from the 1960s and 70s and the artists behind them. To view the online exhibition of these rock and roll posters, visit Catalogit. | — | ||||||
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| 11/10/21 | ![]() This Earth: Michael Dax Iacovone | In this episode, Southern Utah Museum of Art Marketing Manager Emily Ronquillo and This Earth co-curator Hikmet Sidney Loe interview artist Michael Dax Iacovone. We discuss his work, Tracing the Arc of the Solstice, his process and how he learned geometry to make art, and connectedness and solitude during the retreat. This episode was recorded during the opening weekend of the exhibition. This Earth: Notes and Observations by Montello Foundation Artists is on view at SUMA through December 23, 2021. | — | ||||||
| 11/2/21 | ![]() This Earth: Miho Suzuki | In this episode, Southern Utah Museum of Art Marketing Manager Emily Ronquillo and This Earth co-curator Hikmet Sidney Loe interview artist Miho Suzuki. We discuss her works in the exhibition, Animal Friends, her experience at The Montello Foundation, how it compares to other artist residency programs, and her time in Utah and the American West. This episode was recorded on October 15, right before the opening reception of This Earth. This Earth: Notes and Observations by Montello Foundation Artists is on view at SUMA through December 23, 2021. | — | ||||||
| 10/25/21 | ![]() This Earth: Stefan Hagen & Patricia Watwood | The deserts of Nevada and Utah have been potent landscapes for artists to render since first traversing these regions. Drawn to vast vistas, unique flora and fauna, and the subtle changes in geographic proportions and colors, there are extensive interpretations of nature and its meaning. In this episode, Southern Utah Museum of Art Marketing Manager Emily Ronquillo and This Earth co-curator Hikmet Sidney Loe interview Montello Foundation Founder/Director Stefan Hagen and artist Patricia Watwood. We explore the mission behind The Montello Foundation, what it is like to be alone in the deserts of the Great Basin, and learn more about the exhibition at SUMA. This Earth: Notes and Observations by Montello Foundation Artists is on view at SUMA through December 23, 2021. | — | ||||||
| 10/13/21 | ![]() This Earth Audio Guide: Spanish | Hear about This Earth: Notes and Observations by Montello Foundation Artists in this audio guide offered in Spanish. | — | ||||||
| 10/13/21 | ![]() This Earth Audio Guide: English | Hear about This Earth: Notes and Observations by Montello Foundation Artists in this audio guide. | — | ||||||
| 5/10/21 | ![]() Stewart Seidman's FedEx Series | Southern Utah Museum of Art Director/Curator Jessica Kinsey sits down with artist Stewart Seidman. In this episode, the pair talk about how FedEx envelopes became artist palettes that later became his signature surface for new works. Observations: People and Stories Visualized by Stewart Seidman is on exhibition at SUMA from May 8 through July 10, 2021. | — | ||||||
| 4/29/21 | ![]() About Stewart Seidman | Southern Utah Museum of Art Director/Curator Jessica Kinsey sits down with artist Stewart Seidman. In this episode, the pair talk about his upbringing, his career in advertising, and other pivotal moments that led him to his retirement in St. George, Utah. Observations: People and Stories Visualized by Stewart Seidman is on exhibition at SUMA from May 8 through July 10, 2021. | — | ||||||
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