Associate Professor Sarah Marshall (printmaking) had work in a three-person exhibition, Bed Slope, at Ground Floor Contemporary in Birmingham, Alabama, August 11-26, 2023. Focusing on the processes of printmaking and
Two Graduate Students Present MFA Exhibitions April 5
The University of Alabama Department of Art and Art History presents the Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibitions of Parker Hunt and Kole Nichols, April 5-14, 2023, in the Sella-Granata
Two Graduate Students Present MFA Exhibitions March 20
The UA Department of Art and Art History presents the Master Fine of Arts thesis exhibitions of two graduate students, Ryan Akers and Will Henry, March 20-27, 2023, in the
Three Graduate Students Present MA Exhibitions Feb. 23
The UA Department of Art and Art History presents the master of arts thesis exhibitions of three graduate students, Nathan Childers, Dillan Ladner, and Kat Murray, February 23-March 3, 2023,
Kat Murray MA Thesis Exhibition
The UA Department of Art and Art History presents the master of arts thesis exhibition, Kat Murray: Old Haunts, February 23-March 3, 2023, in the Sella-Granata Art Gallery, Woods Hall,
Grad Student Kole Nichols Holds Solo Show at Dothan’s Wiregrass Museum
Graduate student Kole Nichols has a solo exhibition, Remnant, opening January 20 at the Wiregrass Museum of Art in Dothan Alabama. The work will be up through June 24, 2023.
Alumna’s Quilted Print Awarded Special Merit in Wisconsin Juried Show
Sarah Dittmann (MFA 2021, printmaking) had work selected for the “47th Juried Annual” art exhibition at the Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, in October 2022. Among 52 artists showing
Graduate Art Student Awarded Levitetz Grant
Graduate student Kat Murray has been awarded a Levitetz 2023 Innovation Seed Grant for her art project, “Grabbing Traces.” The grant will support Murray’s experimentation and learning in drawing and
Art Grad Students, Faculty, New Alumni Present Research at SECAC
Faculty, graduate students and alumni of UA art and art history made their mark at this year’s SECAC (Southeastern College Art Conference), where they presented their current research at the