News – Page 28 – Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

A group of people in an improvisational workshop smile and pose for the camera.

Aggie ACHIEVE Students To Show Improvisation Skills In Event With College of Performance, Visualization And Fine Arts

Background of old photographic film strips in various colors. Foreground shows three circular images. Bottom, photograph of abstract, white, hair-like projections. Left, tall candleholder made of pewter. Top, oil painting of Hot Springs Trail in Big Bend National Park.

Exhibition Celebrates Creative Works By Faculty In School Of Performance, Visualization And Fine Arts

Ian Quinn, Chair Of Department of Music At Yale, To Discuss Research Thursday

Several examples of textiles that have been dyed shades of red through working with cochineal insects

‘Bio-Art’ Workshops To Show Creative Process Using Cochineal Insects, Bacteria

A lecturer stands by three college students who are working with recording studio equipment.

Music Showcase To Feature Collaborative Tracks From Performance Studies Class

A character walks through a video game landscape

Texas A&M Is Among Top 10 Public Schools For Game Design

Texas A&M University is again in the top 10 among public schools nationally for game design, according to new rankings by Animation Career Review.

Four members of a college Esports team smile at a pizza restaurant.

Texas A&M Esports’ ‘Apex’ Team Finishes Second In Tournament, Earns Prize Money

A board game called Build a Mutt that allows players to piece together dogs of different breeds.

Visualization Students’ ‘Build A Mutt’ Game Entertains At Museum Exhibit

A design of a campus structure in the shape of an ampersand.

Design Charrette Brings Students Together For Collaboration, Competition

Four college students seated at a table smile and talk at a video game jam.

Chillennium 2023 Draws Aspiring Game Designers From Across The Country For 48 Hours Of Fun

Armed with computers, drawing tablets, mattresses and plenty of snacks, more than 200 students from Aggieland and beyond camped out in Texas A&M’s Hildebrand Equine Complex over the weekend during the seventh annual Chillennium game jam.