A range of photographers all share their vision and perspectives on the uranium story.

Uranium After Dark, a multimedia installation of archival photographs and footage interspersed throughout U92: Moab’s Uranium Legacy exhibition.

Join staff from the Moab Museum and Moab Arts at the Grand County Public Library to contribute to a paint-a-square mural project inspired by a historic photo from the Moab Museum collection.

At the November Art Walk, learn more about Haruko Obata and the Japanese flower arrangement tradition, ikebana. With instruction from local artist, Margot Zen, create your own paper flower inspired by the artistic legacy and resilience of those incarcerated across the West.

The Moab Museum is pleased to highlight the annual Delicate Stitchers Quilt Show during the August Art Walk, along with an opportunity for visitors to share their stories with the Community Artist in the Parks.

Japanese Americans incarcerated in the barren, remote desert attended lessons on painting, drawing, sculpture, and other art forms. At the May Art Walk, explore digitized selections of Obata’s work.

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