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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

Documentation still of artist and UT Austin Studio Art and Transmedia professor Michael Smith's acquired work by MOMA Government Approved Home Fallout Shelter Snack Bar 1983

The Museum of Modern Art, New York acquires installation from UT Austin Studio Art Professor Michael Smith

Alumna Kimberli Gant (PhD in Art History, 2017) hired as new curator of modern and contemporary art at the Brooklyn Museum

Via Crucis: When the Sea is My Land painting by UT Painting professor Scherezade García

Scherezade García acquired by The Jorge M. Pérez Foundation

Group of TAEA participants students and UT Austin faculty pose during professional development workshop

UTeach Visual Art Faculty and Students Host Texas Art Teachers at UT’s Visual Art Center during TAEA

Four screen shot images of portraits students made of Professor Lee Chesney during UT Austin Aesthetics of Health course in undergraduate Studio Art arranged in a grid

Studio Art faculty and students to be featured in SXSW panel on cancer storytelling and enhancing empathy in artists

building facade of Athens GA contemporary gallery the Athenaeum whose director is UT Austin alumna Katie Geha

Alumna Katie Geha (Ph.D. Art History, 2012) to lead new contemporary art space the Athenaeum as Director and Chief Curator

Cover of the book Bronze Monsters and the Cultures of Wonder by UT Austin Art History professor Nassos Papalexandrou

Nassos Papalexandrou authors new book on griffin cauldrons in the preclassical Mediterranean

kayem arbor entrance to the Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin

Art Education faculty receive 2021-22 ACT seed grants

side by side portraits of the curators Howie Chen and Candice Hopkins

2022 Viewpoint Lecture Series: Howie Chen and Candice Hopkins

Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler Flora, 2017 Synchronized double-sided film installation

UT faculty Alexander Birchler and Teresa Hubbard engage in virtual conversation for Texas Talks Art at noon on Oct. 26

Zoom screen of gallery view of participants during the CLAVIS three day seminar titled CLAVIS Critical Intervention: Afro-Brazilian & Afro-Caribbean Art and Visual Culture

CLAVIS three-day seminar Afro-Caribbean & Afro-Brazilian Art and Visual Culture yields insights and new approaches