The Wednesday Evening Color Salons are a public speaker series presented as part of The New Color, a course taught by Luanne Stovall, artist and color theorist. Each salon will pair a guest speaker with a color-focused topic. On March 27, the salon series welcomes Astrid Runggaldier, Fran Gale, Charlotte Herzele and Miranda Bennett. 

The New Color celebrates the Bauhaus Centennial (1919–1933), the German Art + Design School that pioneered modern design. This course offers a multidisciplinary way to explore the dense networks of color codes coursing through our lives and gain practical color competencies for 21st century color applications—not just for artists and designers but everyone.

The living color field is positioned at the intersection of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM Learning Model). The goal is to provide color competencies for visual literacy. 

Print out your own poster for the Wednesday Evening Color Salons, using our PDF.  

Astrid Runggaldier, Assistant Director, Mesoamerica Center at UT 

Fran Gale, Senior Lecturer, School of Architecture at UT 

Charlotte Herzele, Assistant Professor, Nutritional Sciences at UT

Miranda Bennett, Designer, Miranda Bennett Studios

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