The February 2024 issue of Graphic Design USA included two UA BFA Graphic Design majors in their “Students to Watch” feature: Katelyn Daniewicz, who was also recently recognized in the
Wellness Walls for Art Features UA Art Major Ainsley Greer
The Wellness Walls for Art program, curated by alumna Deborah Hughes, presents a new exhibition at the University Medical Center, 850 Peter Bryce Boulevard, entitled Five Seasoned Artists with Ann
UA Art and Art History Remembers Special Moments with Coach Saban
You might think that the UA Department of Art and Art History has been unaffected by the recent campuswide shock of Head Coach Nick Saban’s retirement, but that wouldn’t be
Central High Students Exhibit Portraits at the Paul R. Jones Museum
The Paul R. Jones Museum is pleased to present WITHIN: Portrait Responses to the Paul R. Jones Collection, January 17 through February 16, 2024. The public is invited to a
BFA Alumnus Daniel Moore Unveils Iron Bowl Sketch
This week, Daniel Moore (BFA studio art, 1967) unveiled his preparatory pencil drawing of a painting that will depict Alabama’s winning play during the 2023 Iron Bowl, according to Patch.com.
Alumna Graphic Designer Speaks to Students About Life After UA
Alumna Anna Sella (BFA 2020) visited Jonathan Cumberland’s graphic design portfolio class (ART 414) this week. Sella, who has won ADDY awards as a student and a professional graphic designer,
Alumna to Present ‘Barbie’s Dreamhouse’ Exhibition
Alumna Ali Hval (BFA 2015) will present a solo exhibition, Barbie’s Dreamhouse, at the Gadsden Museum of Art for the month of December. The work exhibited, she said, is “deceptively
Susan N. McCollough Fine Arts Initiative Keynote Address: Jim Neel
As part of the Susan Nomberg McCollough Fine Arts Initiative, artist and UA alumnus James Emmette Neel (MFA 1973) was invited to give the keynote address during the reception and
UA Art Faculty Exhibit Around the US
This month, UA Department of Art and Art History faculty open solo and group exhibitions from New York to Ocala, Florida. Professor Pete Schulte presents a solo exhibition of his