In the Visual Arts Center hangs dozens of student-drawn portraits depicting people impacted by cancer. Aesthetics of Health, an art and art history department class bridging art and health, tasks students...

The four acts of motherhood, according to Mexico City and London-based artist Adeline de Monseignat, follow the Earth’s elements. “Earth,” the seed of pregnancy, “fire,” the consuming nature...

Texas A&M’s maroon rarely appears in Austin. The sight of the taboo color in the Darrell K Royal Texas-Memorial Stadium is even rarer. But there it stands on the fifth floor of the stadium, right...

Crowded around a growing graffiti mural, children watched as spray paints exploded on a large canvas while Cap City Rockers, a breakdancing group, spun on their heads outside Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential...

Walking into the showroom, visitors see a wooden “one-second time machine,” a human-sized friendship bracelet and ruffled wings.  The “Interwoven: Fiber Arts and Soft Sculpture” exhibit, in...

Lucy Leydon believes double-yolked eggs are a sign of abundance and good luck. Bird-related symbolism has consistently appeared in Leydon’s life since arriving at UT, the feathery animal taking center...

A figurine and child stand in a miniature pool with milky white liquid dripping into it. Zooming out, a breast pump sits above. In a separate scene, the mother figure plays with her child in a picket-fenced,...

When in high school, Emily Mae Smith gained an interest in René Magritte, the influential Belgian artist. Known for “The Treachery of Images,” colloquially “Ceci n’est pas une pipe,” and “The...

Austin’s creative scene expands well beyond traditional art classes, offering a growing lineup of casual, community-driven socials that make art more accessible. With or without experience, these four...

In a gallery filled with different printmaking pieces, the Collective Minds show highlights Austin’s printmaking community through the expressions of twenty different artists. With its variety of prints,...

Stretching across the 60-foot-tall wall of a local apartment building, a vibrant mural greets North Lamar traffic with glimpses of daily life in the surrounding neighborhood, Walnut Creek. The mural,...