A series of photographs, Within the Bittersweet, by Assistant Professor Allison Grant, won the 2019 Developed Work Fellowship Award. Her photograph from the series, “In the Vines,” was included in
Senior Art Majors Present Life As They See It
The UA Department of Art and Art History is proud to present Graduating Senior Exhibition, November 11-28, 2019, in the Sella-Granata Art Gallery. The public is invited to a reception
Celestia Morgan: Catalyst for Social Change
The positive words Celestia Morgan tells her students sound like an affirmation for her own future: “You have the power to change your own community for the better and art
UA Students Meet, Photograph Black Belt Artists
Tuscaloosa. — The month of May was The first week of Interim, the students practiced their photo skills in Tuscaloosa. The second week they traveled to Camden, Ala., where they
UA Artists Help Create Alabama Bicentennial Celebration
“As the Bicentennial approaches it has been obvious that our state’s artists have, throughout the years, been some of our best and most prolific story tellers. Clearly the arts and
Black Belt Artist Project Daily Photos
Here are photos taken by Christopher Jordan’s photo students who have been photographing the artists and interviewing them during their Interim course in the Black Belt of Alabama, the Black
UA Students Tune Photo Skills, Learn History, to Prepare for Black Belt Artist Trip
“Before we started, I knew next to nothing about the Black Belt region,” admitted Kasandra Boor, a psych major and studio art minor. Boor, with five other students and associate
UA Students Document Artists in the Black Belt of Alabama
If you’ve heard of the Gee’s Bend Quilters or Charlie “Tin Man” Lucas, then you know there are some uniquely creative artists in the Black Belt of Alabama. Associate Professor
Photomontage Innovator to Exhibit on UA Campus
Tuscaloosa. — The The exhibition by the acclaimed innovator of the technique of photomontage features 58 photographs from the artist’s work produced from 2014 to 2017. These black-and-white photographs are