May 27, 2020 — An interview of Alumna J. Leigh Garcia, (2015, B.F.A., Studio Art: Printmaking) appears in Juxtapoze Art and Culture Magazine in the In Session section. The article, Leigh Garcia: A Commitment to Social Activism Through Art at... |
Martha Samaniego Calderón, CVAD Art Education graduate student, and Daniel Heiman, assistant professor of bilingual education in the UNT College of Education, collaborated to publish Behind My Mask, Detras de me cubrebocas, a 36-page... |
Alumnus Christopher Wallace ('13, M.F.A., Studio Art: Printmaking) is the co-author of a recent technical study about stone paper matrix lithography published in the Journal of the American Institute for ... |
Submissions are being accepted through July 29, 2020 for Re.Fresh, an open-themed, contemporary and fine art exhibition, in anticipation and celebration of the relaunch of UNT CoLab, formerly UNT on the Square. The exhibition is ... |
The CVAD Student Computer Lab and CVAD computer classrooms are currently closed to on-campus visitors due to COVID-19. However, computers in the CVAD lab and classrooms are configured so... |
May 5, 2020 — A proposal by Christopher Novinski, an undergraduate in Studio Art: Sculpture, was selected and approved for installation by the members of the Lewisville, Texas Arts Advisory Board. Novinski's sculpture will be a large-scale steel... |
Bourbon: Like all faculty, I have been quickly adjusting to teaching remotely during the COVID crisis. While there are some obvious challenges teaching art away from the traditional classroom, it has led to some interesting shared experiences with... |
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Voyager Dallas caught up with Mary Johnson, CVAD lecture in Foundations, to ask her a few questions for an article, Meet Mary A. Johnson, that appeared in the May 11, 2020 edition. When asked about her plans for the future... |
Each spring, thousands of University of North Texas students earn their degrees and become UNT alumni. Every one of them should be tremendously proud of everything they've accomplished in their time in Denton. In celebration of... |
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Juan Barroso, ('20, M.F.A. candidate, Studio Art: Ceramics) was named in the May 2020 issue of Ceramics Monthly as an emerging artist. With more than 300 submissions to the annual Emerging Artist competition from artists around the world... |
Written by CVAD alumna Merfat Mohammed Bassi, ('19, Ph.D., Art Education), “Using a Mindfulness Software Application to Practice Art-Making and Meditation,” was published in the March 2020 issue... |
It takes the whole village for many of life's challenges — including answering the demand for more personal protective equipment for frontline healthcare professionals, first responders and essential staff. At UNT, staff members are using about... |
Stress occurs when the demands of an outside situation, like required self-isolation, exceeds a person’s ability to cope. Catalano, Holloway and Sharma offer the following suggestions for maintaining good mental health in extended stressful... |
April 22, 2020 — Top curator and specialist in Latin American Art, Ilona Katzew, department head and curator for Latin American Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, commends Kelly Donahue-Wallace, professor of art history... |
To support artists during the COVID-19 crisis, a coalition of national arts grantmakers have come together to create an emergency initiative to offer financial and informational resources to artists across the United States... |
Artwork by Zak Loyd and Melanie Clemmons recently was featured at Sweet Pass Sculpture Park, an artist-run exhibition space in Dallas. Through an imagined a virtual space (resembling a video game) viewers could visit a world reclaimed by nature... |
While the coronavirus stay-at-home, work-safe-order is still firmly in place, Sightlines recently reached out to Liss LaFleur, assistant professor, Department of Studio Art, to check on our how some in our cultural community are... |
Alumnus Colton White, (2016, B.F.A., Studio Art: New Media), recently featured in the Dallas Observer, was asked about performance art and his intimacy activism: “Performance art is about trust, about intimacy, about storytelling in a way — it’s... |
Christopher Blay, news editor at Glasstire, talks with Liz Trosper, CVAD lecturer in studio art and foundation courses, about her work, her students and perspectives on what comes next. “The worst thing that I can hope for right now is that when... |
Professor Amie Adelman, CVAD Department of Studio Art, was selected as juror of submitted work for the Oct. 3-Dec. 6 MANDATORY COLOR: SDA Juried Members Exhibition at the Museum of Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas... |
"Christopher Green will be joining us for the 2020-2021 academic year as a visiting assistant professor of art history. Christopher is a Ph.D. candidate (his defense is anticipated in the coming days) at City University of New York, N.Y., whose... |
“I am very pleased that Pedram Baldari will be joining us this fall as an assistant professor in sculpture,” said Lauren Lake, chair, Department of Studio Art. “I want to thank the faculty search committee members: Alicia Eggert, chair, Brian... |
Congratulations to CVAD communication design seniors, Adeline Fortenberry, Madeline O'Mary and Ashley Roy, for winning individual bronze medals in the 2020 District 10 American Advertising Awards competition that ended April 8, 2020. The CVAD... |
Annette Lawrence, a Denton-based artist and CVAD professor since 1996, chats with Christopher Blay, Glasstire news editor, about teaching, technology and art-making while following the global mandate to be physically distant from others. |
"Accepting the isolation that a studio practice already requires is nothing new. However, collapsing two spaces, live/work, into one presents specific challenges and in my experience, forces one to confront the very nature of why... |
Bearing Service, a ceramic piece by Morgan Grasham, CVAD M.F.A. candidate, and Eric Grasham was accepted into the 23rd San Angelo National Ceramic Competition at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. The competition was curated... |
Dallas Innovates, a collaboration of the Dallas Regional Chamber and D Magazine Partners, recently spoke with six locals in fashion who are all facing the coronavirus pandemic head-on by sewing, importing, sourcing, or donating medical masks... |
Art, Uncontained, a section in the April 5, 2020, special edition of the Dallas Morning News featured art by Heather Leigh Hoskins, CVAD M.F.A. 2020 candidate, Studio Art: Sculpture, in what Christopher Wynn, editor, arts and entertainment, said... |
The doors to the Modern may be locked to the public right now, but the Fort Worth museum is still bringing art into the community. A new season of the public program Modern Billings will feature the work of six artists on billboards in... |
March 3 – May 17, 2020: From elaborate, hand-embroidered court dress of the late 1700s to the brightly-hued resort wear of the 1970s, floral menswear isn’t a new fashion trend. Designers throughout history have redefined rules of dress for men... |
Members of the CVAD Metalsmithing and Jewelry Program are creating an ongoing series of instructional videos related to metalsmithing and jewelry techniques. The first three videos were created to help beginners as they learn the introductory... |
Three Metals and Jewelry faculty from the College of Visual Arts and Design's Department of Studio Art will be teaching classes for all skill levels at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg, Tenn., July 26 – Aug. 1, 2020. |
