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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 studio art MFA alumna Adriana Corral exhibiting at Houston's Moody Gallery in Line as human / La línea como concepto humano

Alumna Adriana Corral and Vincent Valdez named as 2019 Houston Artadia award winners

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.

Virginia Museum of Fine Art's Valerie Cassel Oliver and LAX Art's Director Hamza Walker portraits on behalf of the University of Texas at Austin's 2020 Spring Viewpoint Lecture Series at the Department of Art and Art History thumbnail image

2020 Viewpoint Series features Valerie Cassel Oliver and Hamza Walker

Stephennie Mulder writes on expertise surrounding Middle East and Iranian history as well as Islamic Art and Architecture for TIME USA Today Politifact BBC and the Guardian

Art History Associate Professor Stephennie Mulder lends historical expertise in wake of threat to Iranian cultural sites

Digital print and collage from contemporary Brazilian artist Rosana Paulino invited to VAC CLAVIS curated exhibition Social Fabric that received 2020 Andy Warhol Foundation grant

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Awards $75,000 to the Visual Arts Center

Studio Art Professor in Painting and Pictures Generation alum Troy Brauntuch solo exhibition at Petzel Gallery in New York

Petzel Gallery presents A Strange New Beauty, solo exhibition from Troy Brauntuch

The image depicted is an artwork by Johnston. The background is an inversion of red and blue hues contrasting against pale pink statuesque figures in a garden.

Lecturer Annie May Johnston group exhibition Resolution on view at Clamp Light Gallery

expansive essay by UT Austin art historian Cherise Smith contextualize Charles's provocative appropriation of stereotypical racial material

Sightlines reviews art historian Cherise Smith's new book on Michael Ray Charles

UT Austin alumna Leslie Moody Castro creates writing for exhibition at Fundación MARSO in Mexico City

Alumna Leslie Moody Castro's curatorial project reviewed by Glasstire

Austin artist and UT Austin alumna Daryl Howard selected for 2020 Contemporary Print exhibition by juror Claudia Zapata

UT Austin alumni showcased at Print Austin