This upcoming First Friday Art Walk on June 2 includes artist receptions at both of UA’s downtown Tuscaloosa venues. The UA Gallery features abstract paintings by local artist (and paramedic
Three UA Art Majors Demo Skills at March First Friday Art Walk
Once again, First Friday Art Walk will feature UA student artists demonstrating their skills on Friday March 3, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. in downtown Tuscaloosa venues. New to the
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
Tuscaloosa Sixth Graders Create Inspired Artworks in ‘Patterns of Creativity’
(Tuscaloosa, Ala.) The Paul R Jones Museum is pleased to announce Patterns of Creativity, the annual collaborative exhibition with area school students, the UA Department of Art and Art History
UA Art and Art History Featured in New CDC Museum Exhibition about the Power of the Arts in Public Health Outreach
“Trusted Messengers” exhibition showcases diverse and innovative works of art created to promote confidence in COVID-19 vaccines. (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) — Through a unique partnership between public health and the arts,
Tracing Thin Air: Artists’ Statement
From Karen Brummund, Allison Grant, and Holland Hopson Tracing Thin Air is an exhibition and a one-night outdoor video and sound installation that examines air as a framework for personal
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,
Jonathan Cumberland Wins Graphic Design Award for Vaccine Posters
Assistant Professor Jonathan Cumberland received the Graphic Design USA Award of Excellence for his five “Vaccine Confidence” posters, at GDUSA’s 59th anniversary American Inhouse Design Awards in August. The designs,
Sculpture Students Craft Unique Benches for Hospital
Professor Craig Wedderspoon and his sculpture students were featured recently in a Desktop News story about the unique benches they have built and installed at Hill Hospital in the west