M.F.A. Open Studios — Discover the cutting-edge creativity of emerging artists!

Join us as the UNT CVAD Department of Studio Art opens its doors for an exclusive M.F.A. Open Studios event. Whether you're an art enthusiast, professional, or simply curious, this is your chance to immerse yourself in the cutting-edge creativity of our talented graduate students.

2024 MFA Open Studios in decorative typeEvent Information
Nov. 3, 2024, 1–4 p.m.
UNT Art Annex
215 S Welch St., Denton, Texas, 76201
Please use the door on the south side of the building to enter.
Free | Open to the Public

Step into the studios where innovation thrives and see firsthand the in-progress masterpieces across various mediums — from ceramics and painting to photography, metalsmithing, new media art, printmaking, and sculpture. You'll have the unique opportunity to meet the artists, explore their creative processes, and engage in inspiring conversations about the future of contemporary art.

Expect to discover bold, interdisciplinary work that pushes the boundaries of artistic expression. Whether you're looking for inspiration or connection, Studio Art's M.F.A. Open Studios event offers a vibrant atmosphere where art and ideas collide.

Don’t miss out on this exciting afternoon of creativity. Mark your calendars, and bring your curiosity!

Parking

Free parking is available in UNT Parking Lot 55 at the corner of Mulberry and Welch Streets, directly in front of the Art Annex. 

Student in a maroon shirt painting on a canvas.Participating Artists

Emily Albritton | Kael Alford
Paul Armstrong | Janay Bookhart
Grace Bougher | Noah Broomfield
Courtney Broussard | Jeremy Bunda
Julia Caswell Freund | Pablo Cruz
Samuel Cusack | Troy Day
Mina Forouzandeh | Noah Garcia
Madi Herrera | Carla Hughes
Verónica Ibarguengoitia | Su Jackson
Nadin Nassar | Nova Niu
Tamara Rafkin | Robyn Rozelle
Anna Smith | Narong Tintamusik
Bailey Weiss | Calvin Yuan

About the Studio Art M.F.A. Program

The UNT CVAD Department of Studio Art is dedicated to nurturing students' intellectual and creative growth, cultivating their artistic practice, and equipping them for a lifetime of achievement and impactful contributions as cultural innovators. We offer robust support through competitive fellowships, individual studio spaces, in-state tuition, and opportunities for students to serve as teaching assistants, teaching fellows, or graduate assistants.

Our program encourages a diverse range of artistic exploration, welcoming students into various areas of study, including ceramics, drawing and painting, metalsmithing and jewelry, new media, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. Join us and shape your creative future in a vibrant and dynamic artistic community.

Please visit the Graduate Application Process web page for information about the Studio Art M.F.A. program, and don't miss the 2024-2024 Studio Art M.F.A. Catalogue.

Questions

Please contact Paho Mann, associate professor, Studio Art: Photography and director for Studio Art Graduate Studies.

Press Inquiries

UNT Media Relations: Lisa SciortinoLisa.Sciortino@unt.edu, 940-565-3501.

Image Descriptions

Image 1: 2024 MFA Open Studios in all caps of decorative type, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas, College of Visual Arts & Design, Department of Studio Art.

Image 2: M.F.A. student Narong Tintamusik works in his studio painting on a large, abstract mixed-media sculpture or canvas in a studio filled with colorful and textural art pieces. Surrounding the artist are layered fabric-like materials, foam, and plastic strips.

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