Tuscaloosa – The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art presents Tracking: A Long Gaze at Contemporary Art, a fall exhibition of the SMGA’s Permanent Collection, August 22- September 25, 2024. The
Paul R. Jones Museum Hosts Yvonne Wells Solo Exhibition
The Paul R. Jones Museum is pleased to present the exhibition Picture This: The Story Quilts of Yvonne Wells from August 2 through September 27, 2024. The exhibition is being
Quilts and More on Parade in Galleries Throughout West Alabama
Art Roundup from the UA Dept. of Art and Art History for Wednesday, June 26, 2024. Quilts and more are on parade now — and throughout the summer (better to
Rachel Dobson, Communications Specialist, Retires
Rachel Dobson, the department’s communications specialist, retires July 1 after more than twenty-five years at UA, twenty-three in art and art history. After working at Alabama Heritage and the UA
UA Art Historian Visits Notre Dame’s New Spire After Contributing to Its Renovation
Associate Professor Dr. Jennifer Feltman flew to Paris in April to participate in the Colloquium of the Chantier scientifique de Notre-Dame and presented her research poster, “Modélisation de la polychromie
What We Did on Our Summer Vacation (2024 Version)!
During May Interim, twenty-seven University of Alabama students spent fifteen days in Italy studying art history and studio art. Professors Jason Guynes and Dr. Rachel Stephens led the group on
UA’s Graphic Design Program Named a GDUSA Top Design School
In May, Graphic Design USA included UA’s Department of Art and Art History graphic design program in its list of Top Design Schools. GDUSA is one of the oldest graphic
Exhibition Seeks to Highlight Hidden Sounds in Art and Community
The Paul R. Jones Museum is pleased to present the exhibition Resound: Sound and Stillness in Black Community Building, open now through July 24, 2024. The public is invited to
Ceramics Professor Awarded South Arts Career Grant
Assistant Professor Wade MacDonald was awarded a South Arts Career Opportunity Grant in May and will use the funds to attend an invitational artist residency, “Digital Clay,” at Watershed Center