News Archive - Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

Four people pose for a photograph with their thumbs up, the person in the middle is holding a plastic figure of a military sergeant.

Former Students And Creators Of Chandler Studios Share Insights With Visualization Students

Jeff Nichols, Amy Richards and Bill Derrington — were invited by Barbara Klein to discuss their careers.

A group of students pose for a photo in a hallway and some are holding a portrait painting of themselves.

Artist William Matthews And Lyle Lovett Visit Students In Music And Visualization Courses

Matthews, a Denver-based artist, was invited by the singer-songwriter for his residency through the Hagler Institute for Advanced Study.

A black and white photo portrait of a man in a cowboy hat, standing in front of a wall filled with graffiti.

Lyle Lovett Welcomes Artist William Matthews To Visit Classes, Black Box Theater Event

Matthews specializes in paintings of the American West, and has a new book that celebrates the artistry and history of bolo ties.

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Dmitri Koustov To Debut New Paintings In ‘Points Of View’ At Arts Center Of Brazos Valley

The exhibition opens with a reception Oct. 16 from 5 to 7 p.m. at 4180 Texas 6 Frontage Road in College Station.

Four individual photos of students. The two on the left are playing guitar, the student in the third photo is standing at a microphone and the student on the right is singing on stage.

Students To Perform At Bryan TX Songwriter Festival’s Main Stage On Saturday

Keelie Roper, Mary Clare Foley, Melanie Guerra and Avery Meredith will perform in a song-swap format on the main stage, located at the intersection of E. 29th Street and Main Street.

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Sophie Jordan And Krys Swartz Earn Honors In Wright Gallery Student Exhibition

“Fresh Forward IV” featured student projects from the college and the College of Architecture from summer 2025 through spring 2026.

13 people pose for a photograph in a black box theatre, they are posed with their thumbs up and surrounded by props and costumes.

Students Produce Plays In 24 Hours During Annual Theatre Festival

Eleven students performed in the festival and created all aspects of two devised productions.

A collage of artwork on a wall hanging in an art gallery, it is of abstract shapes and colors.

Curtis Gannon’s Wright Gallery Exhibition Features Comic Book Material In Abstract Compositions

The exhibition features abstract paintings, multimedia and collage works on paper.

An army band performs on stage facing the audience, behind them is a projection of an American flag.

Students Collaborate With Army Band In Celebration Of United States’ 250th Anniversary

Music and Visualization students participated in “Sounding the Republic” in the Rudder Complex Sept. 28-29.

A performer on stage singing into a microphone. There is a drum set in the background with a drummer playing.

‘Fort Sam’s Own’ Army Band Performer Cpl. Teylor Patak Excited To Work With Students During ‘Sounding The Republic’ Concerts

The free concerts, which celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, are Sept. 28-29 at 7 p.m. at Rudder Auditorium.

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