This fall at UA’s Majors Fair for undergraduates, we featured the variety of career choices available to art majors and masters students — and the news from our alumni bears
Paperworkers Local: Alumni Creating Art Community
UA’s art alumni live and work around the globe. The spring issue of The Loupe features stories of our alumni making their way in the world. Paperworkers Local (PWL) is an
Graduate Student to Present Research at Renaissance Conference
Art history graduate teaching assistant Renaissance Italy and early 20th-century art in UA’s graduate art history program and is a graduate teaching assistant. She graduated cum laude from the University of South Alabama’s
Graduate Student in Art to Present Research at Gender Studies Conference
Graduate teaching assistant Heather Whidden presented her paper, “Interpreting the Stitch,” at the eighth annual ACS Gender Studies Conference, titled “Gender Across…,” at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, in February. Whidden said that the
Wayne Sides: Collecting Four Decades of Photos – Part Two
Wayne Sides, 1975 New College alumnus in visual and performing arts, is in the process of scanning his entire photographic oeuvre of more than four decades. As part of this
UA Art Students Awarded Scholarships During Honors Day 2016
Interim department chair Tom Wolfe presided over our Honors Day award ceremony in the Sarah Moody Gallery of Art on April 8, 2016. Because of our generous benefactors, the Department of Art
Senior Photography Major to Attend International Feminist Art Conference
Tanesha Childs, a senior studio art major with a minor in art history, was accepted to a 10-day residency at the Feminist Art Conference in Toronto, Ontario, in May. The conference invited
UA Alumna to Exhibit at International Surrealist Museum
UA art alumna and surrealist artist Janice Hathaway (BFA 1973, MFA 1975) has been invited to exhibit her collages at The Eugenio Granell Fundación in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, May
Students Tour West Alabama Architecture
Students in Dr. Rachel Stephens‘ ARH 477 (Topics in American Art) traveled through several west Alabama towns on a rainy autumn day to study antebellum planter elite architecture firsthand. Their tour