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Mike Osborne, "Russian Dacha / Pioneer Point, MD," 2019. Archival inkjet print, 28 x 35 inches. edition of 5 + 1 AP. All images @Mike Osborne

Alumnus Mike Osborne (MFA in Studio Art, 2006) solo exhibition presented by Trinity University

Image of UT Austin alumnus in Printmaking Miguel Aragon at work on large scale piece burning out holes in a print and seen from behind

Alumnus Miguel A. Aragon (MFA in Studio Art, 2014) among those awarded 2020 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship in Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts

two users with hololens and flamingo hologram

Kristin Lucas selected for SciArt Institute's 2020 cross-disciplinary residency program The Bridge: Collaborations in Science & Art

Beili Liu honored with College of Fine Arts Distinguished Service Award

Louis Waldman honored with College of Fine Arts Distinguished Teaching Award

Art History Professor Eddie Chambers appointed as Editor-in-Chief of Art Journal

headshots of beili liu and eric McMaster

Beili Liu and R. Eric McMaster selected for 2020-2022 class of UT Austin Humanities Institute Faculty Fellows

front matter and cover image for Among Others: Blackness at MoMA publication reviewed by University of Texas at Austin alumni in Art History Martha Scott Burton

Alumna Martha Scott Burton reviews Among Others: Blackness at MoMA for caa.reviews

Print Studio Art Professor at The University of Texas at Austin Beverly Acha in Miami at the Fountainhead residency arranging her painting and print work in front of a window facing toward the right

Beverly Acha recipient of Fountainhead Residency

University of Texas at Austin studio art BFA graduate Roxolana Krywonos in front of her mural in the Texas Union hall

Studio Art graduate paints mural for The Texas Union

A view of “Some Fields the Track Runs Through,” on display in the Wildflower Center’s McDermott Learning Center. PHOTO courtesy of the artist

Artist-in-Residence Merideth Hillbrand’s Work on Display Through September 2020

Prints by photographer Aaron Siskind have been generously donated to the Harry Ransom Center by Adam and Susan Finn, including Chicago Scrapyard 2, 1948.

Works by renowned photographer Aaron Siskind donated to The University of Texas