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Neill Cochran House Museum Director and UT Austin Alumna Rowena Dasch organizes exhibition of the porcelain sculpture of artist Ginger Geyer

If These Walls Could Talk, a collaborative exhibition presented by the Neill-Cochran House Museum and Alumna Rowena Dasch

Time Machine conference participation from University of Texas at Austin Art History graduate Taylor Bradley focused on the reform and reflection of tech artificial intelligence AI

Who’s Afraid of the AI Wolf? Artists and UT alumna Taylor Bradley discuss contemporary art and the impact of evolving tech

UT Austin faculty member art historian Janice Leoshko weighs in on cultural and historical loss when Nepalese sculpture of statue stolen and displayed at Dallas Museum of Art from the Dallas Observer

Art Historian Janice Leoshko speaks to the loss historical context surrounding return of Dallas Museum of Art Nepalese statue

University of Texas at Austin Studio Art Professor Margo Sawyers colorful work concerned with the properties of lights and perception

Margo Sawyer featured in group exhibition at the San Antonio Museum of Art

UT Austin and CLAVIS alumnus Luis Vargas Santiago curates exhibition at the Palace of Arts in Mexico City sparks controversy and communicates power of images

Exhibition curated by UT alumnus Luis Vargas Santiago causes uproar in Mexico City

The University of Texas at Austin's Studio Art and Print Professor Beverly Acha spotlighted in new group exhibition at Ildiko Butler Gallery at Fordham in Artnet Editor's Picks for January 2020

Fanfare, a group exhibition featuring the work of Beverly Acha spotlighted in Artnet's Editor's Picks

Former VAC director and UT Austin alumna Jade Walker creates work with crowd sourced mallets from friends and neighbors

Jade Walker (MFA in Studio Art, 2005) solo exhibition at Dimension Gallery

Ling-lin Ku awarded UMLAUF expanded prize and exhibits sprawling work exploring psychospace

MFA alumna Ling-lin Ku awarded UMLAUF Prize Expanded

Art History PhD student at UT Austin Jessi Ditillio writes about the exhibition whose image is displayed here from the artist Robert Colescott

"Art and Race Matters: The Career of Robert Colescott" // caa.org review from Art History doctoral candidate Jessi DiTillio

The image's background is an aerial shot of the earth, which depicts a large hurricane formation. The foreground's image is artist Virginia Lee Montgomery's eye tearing through the hurricane, alluding to the idiom of the "eye of the hurricane".

Virginia Lee Montgomery solo exhibition at the Lawndale Art Center

Art Education associate professor Donalyn Heise invited to lead National Art Education Association webinar

UT Austin UTeach Art scholar and master's student Sakura Stephens selected for leadership award by Texas Education Association

Art Education alumna Sakura Stephens (MA, 2019) selected as part of 2020 cohort of Texas Art Education Association's Leadership Scholars.