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film created by Texas Studio Art and Transmedia professor Kristin Lucas titled Cable Xcess created in 1996, 4:48 min, color, sound

Kristin Lucas presented Cable Xcess at Aurora Picture Show

triptych of installation images featuring print works from Print professor Annie May Johnston

Annie May Johnston summer residencies include stays in Basel and Sicily

headshot of UT Transmedia professor and internationally known artist Kristin Lucas

Studio Art Professor Kristin Lucas announced among NEW INC's 2019-2020 cohort

Book cove for routledge companion to african american art history written by preeminent UT Austin professor Eddie Chambers that questions role and nature of categorization

New book edited by art historian Eddie Chambers unsettles the status quo role and nature of African American art history

image of installation view of Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler's exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver

Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler: FLORA at MCA Denver

Black male nude depicted in D’Angelo Lovell Williams' piece titled Fleurish, 2016.

"There Are No Shadows Here: ‘The Perfect Moment’ at 30" // Alumnus Ade Omotosho's review in Burnaway

After All/Mending The Sky, 2017-2018, silk, cyanotype, needles, thread, wire, hardware, dimensions variable, site-responsive installation from acclaimed artist Beili Liu who serves as program director for freshman Core Program in Studio Art

Beili Liu serving as artist-in-residence at Joan Mitchell Center and MASS MoCA

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Jessi DiTillio awarded Luce/ACLS Dissertation Fellowship in American Art

UT BFA art alumna Emily Mae Smith tours world with her exhibition Avalon represented by esteemed gallery Perrotin

Artnet recommends Perrotin Tokyo solo show from alumna Emily Mae Smith (BFA in Studio Art, 2002)

headshot portrait of University of Texas at Austin new Professor in Print Beverly Acha

Beverly Acha Joins Studio Art Program as Assistant Professor in Print

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Donalyn Heise joins Art Education faculty as Visiting Associate Professor

text reading WARMLY PERSUASIVE overlaid on top of official document to secretary of the state of texas

Art History PhD alumnus Andy Campbell curates Warmly Persuasive, new work from Austin-based collective ICOSA