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Artist and UT Austin alumnus Zach Meisner working in his studio

"Zach Meisner: Untitled" // a profile of Professor of Practice and UT alumnus Zach Meisner from Jeannie McKetta in Sightlines

A Community-Driven Big 12 Collaboration Project in Art Education

handheld stone with colors of black white and maroon

Alumni Rachael Starbuck (MFA in Studio Art, 2017) and Michael Muelhaupt (MFA in Studio Art, 2017) featured in group exhibition at Northern–Southern gallery

torn up an image of the Union Jack across multiple frames from artist and art historian Eddie Chambers

Tate survey of Caribbean-British Art, featuring work from Art History Professor Eddie Chambers, reviewed in Hyperallergic

graphic for 2022 women's history month from UT DDCE

Women's History Month: Spotlighting Two Art History Professors Who Are Looking Toward the Future of the Field

detail image of Margo Sawyer: Synchronicity - Kosovo Muse stained glass site specific sculpture art

Margo Sawyer solo exhibition at Holly Johnson Gallery

two co-founders of local gallery for artists with IDD Katie Stahl and Lucy Gross

Q+A with Katie Stahl

Invited Scholars and Predoctoral Participants Announced for April ISLAA Forum: Latin American and Latinx Art and Visual Culture Dissertation Workshop

Health Humanities Research Seminar with Studio Art Professor Margo Sawyer

The vibe with dog in front of fire pit ceramics at All the Sudden art space is lively casual and open and the site transforms according to whatever activity happens

Austin's latest project space All the Sudden co-founded by alumna Emily Lee (BFA in Studio Art, 2019) highlights potential malleability of institutions

The catalog for "¡Printing the Revolution!” features the detail of an image created by Leonard Castellanos for L.A.'s Mechicano Art Center in 1977

¡Printing the Revolution! awarded 2022 ALAA-Thoma Foundation Exhibition Catalogue Award

Group of artists in a line traveling through a green field of tall grasses at Sweet Pass Sculpture School

Sweet Pass Sculpture Park, co-founded by UT alumna Tamara Johnson, presents Bottomland