Assistant Professor Jamey Grimes and Assistant Professor Julia Brock (history) announced that their NEA-funded community project Flow Tuscaloosa is returning in 2024 with several exciting events and is putting out
Collectors Norm and Carnetta Davis to Speak February 29
Norm and Carnetta Davis, important collectors of African American art, will talk about their collection and collecting in a lecture titled “Artistic Sojourns: Our Quest for Knowledge and Understanding of
Four UA Art Majors Featured in SGA Exhibition
Four artists are featured in this year’s SGA Student Artwork Exhibition, which opens with a reception on Thursday, November 2, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. The artists, Abi Brewer, Cecily
Exhibition Showcases Printmaking Processes at Capstone Village
Current students, faculty, and alumni from UA’s printmaking and book arts programs will exhibit their work at UA’s Capstone Village through September 30, 2022. The show opens Thursday, September 8
Renowned Artist and UA Planetary Scientist Collaborate for SMGA Exhibition
The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art and the Collaborative Arts Research Initiative (CARI) are proud to present the exhibition, Rebecca Rutstein: Out of Thin Air: Microscopic Journeys Through Cosmic Landscapes.
UA Digital Media Professor Presents Performance Art Based on Harper Lee Character
UA Department of Art and Art History Assistant Professor Melissa Yes is exhibiting a collaborative multimedia project, Finches, currently on view at the Gadsden Museum of Art. On Saturday, August
‘An Evening at the Pool’ Features Lantern Parade May 21
The public is invited to Flow Tuscaloosa’s “An Evening at the Pool,” Saturday, May 21, which begins at 7:00 p.m. with a Lantern Parade. Lineup for the parade begins at
Art Workshops Bring Environmental Stewardship to Life
The public is invited to a lantern-making workshop on Friday, May 6, 2022, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center during the First Friday Art
North American Hand Papermakers Conference Hosted at UA
Artist Beth Sheehan, who serves as office associate in the department of art and art history, and UA Book Arts assistant professor Kyle Holland co-organized and co-hosted the North American