In conjunction with Utah Valley University, the ICAA Utah Chapter has organized its second annual spring lecture series! All lectures are free for members and the public! The lectures will be broadcast live at 6:00pm MST via Zoom. If you wish to receive credit for AIA approved lectures, please make sure your Zoom name displays … Continue reading UVU Architecture Spring 2021 Lecture Series

In conjunction with Utah Valley University, the ICAA Utah Chapter has organized an exciting line-up of speakers this fall. All lectures are free for members and the public! The lectures will be broadcast live at 6:00pm from the campus of Utah Valley University. Bradford Houston October 14"Contemporary Classical Design: Lessons Learned in Professional Practice" The … Continue reading UVU Architecture Fall 2020 Lecture Series

Artists Joseph Brickey and Niki Covington are back for an encore -- an enlightening introduction to the theory and practice of figure drawing! October 10-11. October 10th will include a lecture covering theory, and the 11th will feature study from a live model in a studio setting.

The ICAA Utah Chapter welcomes artists and students to the Big Hat Ranch in Cody, Wyoming for the annual Thomas Moran Fellowship Plein Air Painting Retreat with the Beaux Arts Academy. Following in the tradition of artists from the Hudson River School and others throughout history, contemporary artists from Utah will leave the walls of … Continue reading 2020 Thomas Moran Fellowship

*Due to COVID19 concerns, this event has been POSTPONED.* We hope to have Bobby and Greg join us at a future date. Those that have registered already can receive a full refund or reserve a spot for future McAlpine Events. Please contact Alyssa Felix at alyssa.felix@classicistutah.org for refunds. The ICAA Utah Chapter is very excited … Continue reading Postponed: McALPINE Visits Utah! 2020

Artists Joseph Brickey and Niki Covington are back for an encore -- an enlightening introduction to the theory and practice of figure drawing! October 10-11. October 10th will include a lecture covering theory, and the 11th will feature study from a live model in a studio setting.

Great walkable neighborhoods are powerful economic and social forces. They improve our quality of life, health, and communities.  But how do we create the kind of diverse and vibrant places we want when the "rules of development" -- zoning, financing, traffic -- seem to always make things worse?  The ICAA and UVU are teaming up to provide answers in a public workshop in Murray, Utah

Last year, artist Niki Covington took home $1,000 for his medallion design! This year's winner could be you! The 2019 design challenge will be a new architectural monument for a prominent site in Utah. Four-hour time limit!  Get ready to make decisions and draw quickly!