Artist Julie Malen will speak about her ceramic-based sculpture practice this Friday, October 21 at 12:30 pm in Bureau of Mines 5 room 114. Space is limited and it will
Clay+/Invitational Opens at the Sarah Moody Gallery of Art
The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art is proud to present Clay+/Invitational, October 27 through December 21, 2022. There will be an artists’ reception on Friday, November 4, from 5:00 to
UA Ceramics Crafts 200 Bowls for Local Fundraiser
UA Assistant Professor Wade MacDonald and his ceramics students again contributed 200 handmade ceramic bowls to the 14th Annual Empty Bowls, a national fundraiser that raises hunger awareness in local
Innovative UA Ceramicist Featured in Podcast, Exhibition
A new podcast, Trade Secret, featuring Assistant Professor Wade MacDonald and two more artists discussing innovations in ceramics, premiers at the end of August. In an episode titled “The Medium,”
Ceramics Professor Pushes New Materials into Traditional Clay
A new international exhibition, Clay+, proposed and juried by Assistant Professor Wade MacDonald, opens on August 6 at the Clay Center of New Orleans. The show will run from August
Oh the Places You’ll Go! Where UA Art & Art History Grads Are Headed This Fall
UA art and art history students have been accepted to prestigious programs around the world: Sommer Hallquist (BA 2018): PhD program in the history of art, Trinity Hall, Cambridge University
UA Awards Studio and Art History Degrees in 2020-21
The academic year 2020-2021 has been challenging, to say the least, and we’re proud of our graduates for pushing through to earn their degrees. We wish them all the best
Students, Alumna and Faculty Juried in Montgomery Art Guild Show
UPDATE! Congratulations to Ryan Akers, whose painting, Penteco$t, was selected for the Director’s Award in the Guild exhibition. Kole Nichols won the Stonehenge Gallery Award for his A Road with
UA Ceramics Professor to Exhibit at Auburn
Assistant Professor Wade MacDonald has a solo exhibition opening at the Biggin Gallery at Auburn University on April 26, 2021. The exhibition features a new series of six mixed-media wall