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artist on repurposed paleta cart

Artists and political organizing conversation for Glasstire featuring alumnus Noah Simblist and UT professor Jeff Williams

University of Texas at Austin's Studio Professor Scherezade Garcia standing in front of her large scale painting for the Praxis Gallery exhibition.

Praxis Gallery presents solo exhibition from Studio Art Assistant Professor Scherezade García

Blanton Museum of Art Announces 2021–2022 Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship Recipients

University of Texas at Austin Studio Art and Painting Assistant Professor Scherezade García-Vazquez portable mural depicting three women in black and cool tones

Studio Art Assistant Professor Scherezade García’s most recent portable mural analyzed through a decolonial feminist lens in Humanities journal

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

Two New Works by Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler Join the Modern’s Permanent Collection

Ryan Hawk exhibition installation view blue at Galveston Arts Center

Ryan Hawk (MFA in Studio Art, 2017) solo exhibition at Galveston Arts Center

Cherise Smith Selected as Getty Research Institute Scholar for Launch of African American Art History Initiative

Human Figuration and Fragmentation in Preclassic Mesoamerica a new book from University of Texas at Austin Art History Professor and latest inductee into the Academy of Distinguished Teachers Julia Guernsey

Review of Professor Julia Guernsey's latest book in caa.reviews

Image of hands excavating through and pushing at brown soil

2021 Texas Biennial to feature numerous alumni from the Department of Art and Art History

New media video work from The University of Texas at Austin Studio Art major JJ Barrett titled hybt3 depicting a static version of gestural lines on a black background

Senior Studio Art major JJ Barrett featured in group exhibition at Undercurrent gallery in Brooklyn, NY

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! The Rise and Impact of Chicano Graphics,1965 to Now exhibition features alumni and faculty

scene on a Maya vase depicts a seated king at right who might be speaking to lakam

Article from Archaeology tells the story of an ancient Maya ambassador, piecing together decades of research, including that of Prof. David Stuart