More and more artists are undertaking projects to record, display, catalog and/or store their artwork, both digital-born and material. In this semi-regular series, we are featuring some of our UA
Faculty News – Fall 2015
PETE SCHULTE is included in the publication portion of Yifat Gat’s ongoing “The Black & White Project.” Curation has become an important aspect of Schulte’s work. His co-project with artist
Faculty Feature: Bryce Speed
Offhand Places, in New Orleans at the TEN Gallery opened at the beginning of October. In July, he spent three weeks in residence at A.I.R. Studio in Paducah, Kentucky, funded
APT Mini-Documentary Spotlights Work of UA Art Alumnus
Alabama Public Television profiled UA art alumna Lindsay Jones Lindsey in a mini-documentary on American Graduate Day. The video aired Saturday, Oct. 3rd as a part of APT’s American Graduate: Let’s Make it
Summer Internship Frames A New View of the Future
This semi-regular column features the summer learning adventures of our majors. Erin Hein, a senior double major in art history and chemistry, spent two and a half months as an Andrew W.
UA Art Sculptures Bring $52,000 to Charity Auction
Four steel sculptures created by students and faculty at UA’s Department of Art and Art History raised $52,000 for the 9th annual Nucor Children’s Charity Classic silent auction this year, the second
Experience Your Next Immersive Environment Inside a Pickup Truck
Jane Cassidy’s installation for Cinema Reset at the New Orleans Film Festival, “Music For Cars at Night on Country Roads,” might be the first time you ever sat inside the cab
Instructors and Grad Students Exhibit Together
The UA Department of Art and Art History invites you to view artworks by our instructors and second-year graduate students now in the Sella-Granata Art Gallery in Woods Hall. The
SMGA’s Inaugural Fall Exhibition: ‘Joyce J. Scott: Truths and Visions’
Contemporary sculptural works by Joyce J. Scott featuring meticulous beadwork combined with blown glass, molded glass components and found African wooden artifacts will be on display beginning August 27, 2015,