(TUSCALOOSA, Ala.) – Artists and UA art professors Allison Grant and Holland Hopson will collaborate with artist Karen Brummund in a one-night outdoor, immersive and participatory art installation, “Tracing Thin Air,” December 2, 2022, from
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
UA Art Historian Awarded Grant to Study Notre Dame Cathedral’s Historic Sculptures
Although it may seem shocking to modern taste, the sculptures of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris were once painted using rich pigments made from azurite (blue), red ochre,
UA Art Professors Collaborate in ‘Tracing Thin Air’
(TUSCALOOSA, Ala.) – Artists and UA art professors Allison Grant and Holland Hopson will collaborate with artist Karen Brummund for a multi-media public art project, “Tracing Thin Air,” November 4-17,
UA Asian Art Historian Speaks at Birmingham Museum of Art
Assistant Professor Dr. Doris Sung presented a talk, “Women Artists in Late Imperial China,” at the Birmingham Museum of Art for the museum’s Art in Conversation series, October 5. Dr.
Art and Art History Interns Help Preserve Joe Minter’s African Village in America
This summer, five UA Department of Art and Art History interns spent four weeks cataloging the work of Birmingham artist Joe Minter as part of a project to document work
Art & Art History April Faculty Accolades 2022
Wade MacDonald, assistant professor of ceramics, was accepted to a one-month artist residency at Zentrum für Keramik, the Center for Ceramics, in Berlin, Germany, for the month of May. MacDonald
UA Faculty Showcase Latest Research in Studio Art
The University of Alabama Department of Art and Art History is proud to present the 2022 Faculty Biennial Exhibition, which opens Thursday, February 3 with an artists’ reception from 4
UA Art Historian Advises Polygon Game Reviewer
Are you thinking that studying medieval architecture might put too many limits on your career choices? Check out the unique way that Dr. Jennifer Feltman is using her scholarly expertise!