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  1. Head, Body, Type 9th Advanced Typography Exhibition
  2. UTA Inaugural Student Exhibition at the Arlington Museum of Art
  3. Fine Print Foot Print
  4. Dr. Mary Vaccaro sheds new light on architecture in the “Madonna of the long neck”
  5. What's Up With Galleries?

Head, Body, Type 9th Advanced Typography Exhibition

The ninth annual typography exhibition is on view at Gallery 295 in the Fine Arts Building from November 20, 2024 to December 20, 2024. The exhibition showcases work created by advanced typography students during the spring and fall semesters of 2024.

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UTA Inaugural Student Exhibition at the Arlington Museum of Art

The Department of Art and Art History at UTA is thrilled to present the Inaugural Annual Juried Student Exhibition. On view from November 8, 2024 to January 5, 2025, this show marks an exciting collaboration with the Arlington Museum of Art that will enable students to display their work in the...

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Fine Print Foot Print

Reflecting on printmaking as technology and artistry, utilized to mark, represent, commemorate, or investigate social events and actors, Fine Print Foot Print exhibition features work by the head of UTA printmaking program Carrie Iverson.

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Dr. Mary Vaccaro sheds new light on architecture in the “Madonna of the long neck”

The September 2024 issue of The Burlington Magazine — the world's leading art periodical — includes a new contribution by UTA Distinguished Professor of Art History Mary Vaccaro, titled "Parmigianino, Damiano Pieti and the beauty of architecture in the 'Madonna of the long neck,'" and features the...

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What's Up With Galleries?

Moderated by the UTA painting program coordinator Benjamin Terry, this panel brings together three Dallas gallerists - Adrian Zuñiga, Erin Cluley, and Cody Fitzsimmons - to discuss that partnership and demystify the relationship between galleries, artists, and the public.

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Programs

Annual Glass Sale

The Department of Art + Art History’s Annual Glass Art Sale was initiated on the loading dock behind the art building in the mid 1990’s by founder David Keens, in order to raise money to buy raw materials, equipment, tools, and develop scholarships. Over the past decades, the annual event has grown into a world-class showcase of glass created by UTA students, faculty, and visiting artists. Thanks to the extraordinary support of the glass sale by members of the civic and university communities, the facility and program has expanded into one of the premier academic glass art programs in the country.

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Dialogues In Art

Dialogues in Art is a series of themed symposia initiated by the department chair Dr. August Davis. Twice a semester, UTA Art & Art History faculty members meet with colleagues and leading experts from other academic and museum institutions to explore innovations in art and design.

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Visiting Artists

Over the years, the Visiting Artist Program has featured a diverse lineup of influential artists, designers, scholars and curators who define the contemporary art and culture discourse. The program provides students direct access to leading experts in their fields and is a vital resource in the department’s curriculum. In addition to public lectures, visiting artists engage with students through studio critiques and conduct workshops in collaboration with the UTA faculty. The program is funded by the Art & Art History Department.

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