Public Outreach Program
The purpose of the Public Outreach Program is to increase the public’s understanding and appreciation of Utah’s prehistoric rock art and to encourage ethical and respectful behavior towards the rock art panels.
Lectures/Presentations
David Sucec unless otherwise noted.
In Plain View: Considerations Of Style In Prehistoric Barrier Canyon Rock Art. Southern Nevada Rock Art Association, Las Vegas, Nevada. 2015
Ungainly Ghosts And Other Northern Figures: From The Northern Study Area Of The Barrier Canyon Rock Art Style, Utah Rock Art Research Association 34th Annual Conference, Kanab, Utah. 2014
Ungainly Ghosts And Other Northern Figures: From The Northern Study Area Of The Barrier Canyon Rock Art Style, American Rock Art Research Association 41st Annual Conference, Rock Springs, Wyoming. 2014
Archaic Figures and Figurines: Kin or Coincidence? Utah Rock Art Research Association 33rd Annual Symposium, Moab, Utah. 2013
Holy Ghost in Space; A Consideration of Form in Prehistoric Barrier Canyon Style Rock Art. International Federation of Rock Art Organizations Congress, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 2013
Ancient Painters Of The Colorado Plateau; The Barrier Canyon Style – Findings of the BCS PROJECT, 1991 — 2012. Southern Nevada Rock Art Association, Las Vegas, Nevada. 2013
Linked Sites: A New Old Barrier Canyon Style Panel in the San Rafael Study Area. Utah Rock Art Research Association 32nd Annual Symposium, Vernal, Utah. 2012
Sacred Images; Four Ancient Utah Rock Art Styles, 8000 Year Tradition, Granger High, Salt Lake City. 2012
Linked Sites: A New Old Barrier Canyon Style Panel in the San Rafael Study Area. American Rock Art Research Association 39th Annual Symposium, St. George, Utah. 2012
Ancient Painters Of The Colorado Plateau; The Barrier Canyon Style – Findings of the BCS PROJECT, 1991 — 2011, Utah Rock Art Research Association 31st Annual Symposium Price, Utah. 2011
Kindred Spirits: Kin Or Coincidence? A Consideration Of Shamanistic Imagery In The Archaic Barrier Canyon Style, American Rock Art Research Association 38th Annual Conference, Idaho Falls, Idaho. 2011
Ungainly Ghosts, Signs of a Northern Variant in the Barrier Canyon Style. Colorado Rock Art Association 7th Annual Meeting, Fort Collins, Colorado. 2011
Ancient Painters Of The Colorado Plateau; The Barrier Canyon Style – Findings of the BCS PROJECT, 1991 — 2011, Guest Lecturer, Anasazi Heritage Center, Dolores, Colorado. 2011
Ancient Painters Of The Colorado Plateau, Merrill-Cazier Library, Utah State University, Logan, Utah. (Craig Law) 2010
A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY? Further Thoughts About The Image Making Of The Barrier Canyon And Fremont Styles, Utah Rock Art Research Association 30th Annual Symposium, Blanding, Utah. 2010
Falling Lines; The Parallel Line Motif as a Defining Feature of the Barrier Canyon Style, Colorado Rock Art Association 6th Annual Meeting, Trinidad Junior College
Trinidad, Colorado. 2010
Falling Lines; The Parallel Line Motif as a Defining Feature of the Barrier Canyon Style, American Rock Art Research Association 37th Annual Conference, Del Rio, Texas. 2010
Utah Prehistoric Rock Art; 9,000-Year Tradition, Guest Lecturer, Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah. 2009
The Barrier Canyon Style; Findings of the BCS PROJECT, 1991 — 2009, Guest Lecturer, Chippeta Chapter, Colorado Archaeology Association, Montrose, Colorado. 2009
Falling Lines; The Parallel Line Motif As A Defining Feature Of The Barrier Canyon Style, Utah Rock Art Research Association 29th Annual Symposium, Cedar City, Utah. 2009
All Mixed Up: The Problem of Mixed Styles And Style Designation On The Colorado Plateau, Colorado Rock Art Association 5th Annual Meeting, Cortez, Colorado. 2009
All Mixed Up: The Problem of Mixed Styles And Style Designation On The Colorado Plateau, American Rock Art Research Association 36th Annual Conference, Bakersfield, California. 2009
Sacred Images; Four Ancient Utah Rock Art Styles, 8000 Year Tradition, San Juan High School, Blanding, Utah. 2009
Sacred Images, Four Major Utah Rock Art Styles, Uintah High School, Vernal, Utah. 2009
It’s Elementary—Style, That Is: A Group Of Pecked Figures In The Grand Staircase / Escalante National Monument, Utah Rock Art Research Association 28th Annual Symposium, Escalante, Utah. 2008
Alone In The Crowd; A Small Figure At The Harvest Panel, Canyonlands National Park, American Rock Art Research Association 35th Annual Conference, Farmington, New Mexico. 2008
Exhibitions
Ancient Painters Of The Colorado Plateau, BCS PROJECT Photographs By Craig Law, Utah Arts Council Traveling Exhibition Program, BCS PROJECT. 2012-2010
Sacred Images, A Vision of Native American Rock Art, Center For Documentary Arts traveling exhibition, Utah and Colorado. 2012-2007
Utah’s First Artists, Photographs From The BCS PROJECT, Utah Arts Council Traveling Program, BCS PROJECT. 2010-2002
Craig Law, BCS PROJECT photographs, American Rock Art Research Association’s Oliver Award (for excellence in the art and science of photography in the service of the study and appreciation of rock art). American Rock Art Research Association 35th Annual Conference, Farmington, New Mexico. 2008
Field Trip Leader/Lecturer
Sacred Images; Four Ancient Utah Rock Art Styles, 8000 Year Tradition, Jordon High, Salt Lake City, Utah School Field Trip to Buckhorn Wash site, on-site lecture and discussion. 2011
Sacred Images; Four Ancient Utah Rock Art Styles, 8000 Year Tradition East High, Salt Lake City, Utah School Field Trip to Buckhorn Wash site, on-site lecture and discussion. 2010
Sacred Images; Four Ancient Utah Rock Art Styles, 8000 Year Tradition Blanding High, Blanding, Utah School Field Trip to Sand Island site, on-site lecture and discussion. 2009
Sacred Images; Four Ancient Utah Rock Art Styles, 8000 Year Tradition, Uintah High School, Vernal, Utah, Field Trip to Dry Fork Canyon Site, on-site lecture and discussion. 2009