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,
UA BFA Major Among Artist Demos at First Friday
For the second month, First Friday Art Walk featured artists demonstrating their skills. Three artists, two from Birmingham and one, UA BFA sophomore Libby Morris, set up work spaces in
UA Seniors Juried Into Tennessee Collegiate Art Competition
Seniors Abi Brewer and Liv Komisar were juried into the Tennessee Collegiate Art Competition (TCAC). The exhibition, which is open to all community college, college, and university students within Tennessee,
Grad Student’s Sculpture Carries Environmental Warning
A work by first-year sculpture grad student Amanda Warr, U2 Rewind, was awarded Special Recognition in the 3-dimensional category of Botanicals Art Exhibition 2023 by Light Space & Time Online
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.
UA Art and Art History Winners in the West Alabama Juried Show
UA Department of Art and Art History students, faculty and alumni were among the artists whose work was selected for the 36th annual West Alabama Juried Show, sponsored by The
UA Students Organize, Demo Art for Tuscaloosa’s First Friday
Self-described “bug enthusiast” and UA sophomore Libby Morris demonstrated her watercolor technique for the public during December’s First Friday Art Walk at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center in downtown
UA Studio Art Graduate Student and Veteran Receives Accolades
Graduate studio art student Amanda Warr, who is working toward the MFA in sculpture at UA, received two accolades in November. A sculpture by Warr was accepted to the online
UA Grad Student in Painting Wins Best in Show
Graduate student in painting Nathan Childers received the Best in Show award in the exhibition Queer Aesthetics held at Mississippi University for Women Galleries, October 5 through November 11, 2022,