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red terra-cotta forms from UT Austin alumna of the Studio Art MFA program artist Shanie Tomassini

Alumni Rachael Starbuck and Shanie Tomassini featured in Artpace exhibition Mystic Toolkit

Installation of a Beili Liu sculptural installation on site in public from architecture firm Page Inc

Design, architecture and engineering firm Page spotlights transformative power of public artwork through its work with Beili Liu and Margo Sawyer

Portrait headshot of University of Texas at Austin Art History alumna Kimberli Gant

Dr. Kimberli Gant selected as 2022 VIA Curatorial Fellow

Still from film from Ariel Rene Jackson depicting Black woman with black balloon sitting beside body of water

Women & Their Work features solo exhibition by Ariel René Jackson

portrait of AFS short film grant recipient and First Year Core Time and Technology area head Katy McCarthy

Katy McCarthy among recipients of 2021 Austin Film Society Grant for Short Films for The Violinist

Cover image from the Georgia Review featuring the work of UT Visual Arts Center alumna Lan Tuazon

Alumna Taylor Bradley's essay on Lan Tuazon headlines The Georgia Review's Winter 2021 issue

split image of two installation shots of video work stacked on top of one another

Review of UT faculty Alexander Birchler and Teresa Hubbard's Flora at the Modern describes a deeply moving experience

Portrait of Pilar Tompkins Rivas to the right of the cover of Aperature which she edited

UT alumna Pilar Tompkins Rivas guest edits the winter issue of Aperture

Headshot portrait of alumna of the University of Texas at Austin graduate doctoral program in Art History and SAMA director Emily Ballew Neff

Alumna Emily Ballew Neff (PhD in Art History, 1997) named director of the San Antonio Museum of Art

installation image from Big Medium exhibition We are the [Hackers], Baby, [Hackers] are we from Ariel Rene Jackson

Alumna Ariel René Jackson (MFA in Studio Art, 2019) and UT Dance alumnus Michael J. Love Black futurist family archive exhibition reviewed by Sightlines

headshot portrait of alumna of the University of Texas at Austin graduate doctoral program in Art History and 2021 grant winner of the Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Erina Duganne

Erina Duganne (PhD in Art History, 2004) one of 2021 recipients of the Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grants

Overlay (at 30 per cent size) of the Teotihuacan Ciudadela on the Tikal precinct, showing the same orientation, flanking platforms, eastern pyramid, western enclosure and north–south corridor at the western entrance to the precinct

Archeological research team helmed by UT faculty and alumnus confirms previously suggested relationship between cities of Tikal and Teotihuacán