News – Page 31 – Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

A dark green illustration of a tall house with the face of a man hovering behind it, with the moon behind him. A small figure in orange is at the door of the house.

‘Patient 4620’ Brings Immersive Theatre Experience With Narration, Music And Student Artwork

Teaching The Art Of Improv: Actor Joel McCrary Leads Workshop For Students On Friday

Two photos are together. On the left side: A man performs with a shakuhachi, an end-blown bamboo flute. On the right: A woman holds a shamisen, a three-stringed plucked lute, and stands in front of a koto, a 13-string zither. Both are traditional Japanese instruments.

Artists To Showcase Traditional Japanese Instruments In ‘Silk And Bamboo’ Concert

A college professor stands with a framed award while a university leader on her left gives the thumbs-up gesture.

Bergeron Honored With Distinguished Achievement Award From The Association Of Former Students

A book cover features artwork that includes a hot dog illustration. The text reads: Routledge Research in Art History. American Artists Engage the Built Environment, 1960-1979. Susanneh Bieber.

Bieber Examines Avant-Garde Art Through Architectural Lens In New Book

Exhibition To Explore How Artificial Intelligence Affects Art Creation; Submissions Due Sept. 29

Two music professors are seated at a table, manipulating sounds with electronic equipment. To their left stands a college student playing the gong-like instrument known as the tam-tam.

New Performance Series Begins With Original Music Collaboration

Four dancers sit on the floor during a performance, each placing their right arm on top of their head.

Photo Gallery And Recap: Brazos Contemporary Dance Festival

A university professor, student and other university professor stand in a gallery. The students holds a plaque that says "best in show."

‘Whiskers and Whiskey’ Project Takes Top Honor In Wright Gallery Student Exhibition

Corain Marneweck received a Best in Show Wright Gallery Scholarship at the closing reception for the “Fresh Forward” student exhibition on Wednesday afternoon.