Emily Severe, a Business Honors student, advocated for arts engagement for undergraduates to enhance their educational experience. She cited the Landmarks public art program as a key entry point on the UT Austin campus.
Studio Art Professor Teresa Hubbard and her partner Alexander Birchler discuss Flora, their video exhibition at the Venice Biennale in The Alcalde.
The College of Fine Arts announced two major commissions set to come to campus in the coming years through Landmarks and the Butler Opera Center.
The College of Fine Arts, with the university, is working to improve and refine security and safety protocols on The University of Texas at Austin campus.
A Spanish-language opera about iconic artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera has been co-commissioned by the College of Fine Arts at The University of Texas at Austin, the Fort Worth Opera, the San Diego Opera and DePauw University.
Laura Gonzalez, a costume design junior in the Department of Theatre and Dance, describes her internship-filled summer and what it was like to design for a department production while just a sophomore.
Landmarks is pleased to announce the acquisition of a second work of art by artist Nancy Rubins. Drawing (2007) is located in the Norman Hackerman Building, adjacent to her the massive assemblage of aluminum canoes and small boats Monochrome for Austin.
In a new video Beili Liu, associate professor in the Department of Art and Art History, discusses the process behind a work she created for the social media company’s Austin office as part of their artist-in-residence program.
Amber Welch, head of technology enhanced learning for the Fine Arts Library, writes about challenges and opportunities they faced in building The Foundry in Texas Libraries magazine. This September, the makerspace will mark its one-year anniversary.
Jeanne Claire van Ryzin looks at the state of Austin's public art scene, including a look at Landmarks, UT Austin's public art program.