Landmarks, the College of Fine Arts’ public art program, will host its third annual Paws for Public Art event on March 12. Designed to promote wellness among students through art and animals, Paws for...
The notion that one can “appreciate the art without supporting the artist” is flawed and ethically problematic.
As consumers of media, regular individuals hold the power to influence who is and...
You know you’re in Texas when 60 degrees feels chilly. This weather sparks a “fall feeling” within us all, which calls for indoor activities with your friends and family. Here are a few pottery...
Created by Francessca Conde
Student B who took notes on her iPad
Student A - a TA who was usually working on her other assignments during class
Student D- sat in the very last row
Student...
It comes in all different shapes and sizes, with lines that curve and swirl into intricate designs on smooth skin. No matter the tattoo’s color, price, or location, each symbol etched onto the body...
With classes back in person, it's likely that you pass by the many art installations here on campus. Many of us have seen these works, but never stop to learn their name or artists. This is your chance...
It seems a fascination with the uncanny, skin-crawling sensations of the gothic narrative has led to this genre’s continuation and success throughout the centuries. First characterized by Horace Walpole’s...
“Jeffrey Gibson: This Is The Day” opened to the public on July 14, 2019 bringing a breath of fresh air and a splash of vivid color to the Blanton Museum of Art.
BossBabes decorated Austin’s School of Film with Christmas lights, local vendor booths and a DJ set-up and brought creatives together during its December Meet-Up.
The Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art’s new exhibit finally gives African artists a voice that’s entirely their own, a much needed effort to contribute to African representation.
