Events
Calendar of Events
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3 events,
Hollis Hammonds and Sasha West combine imagery and poetry into a multimedia installation about the impact of nature's elements.
Free
"Making Meadows" is an art exhibition of Elizabeth Chiles’ photographic collage works featuring grass, wildflowers and insects, with abstraction and shifts between figure and ground.
Free
Rebecca Pugh, instructional assistant professor in the Visualization program and director of Wright Gallery, presents this solo exhibition of abstract paintings inspired by driving between Houston and College Station.
Free
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4 events,
Painters Felice House and Kyle Steed present a joint exhibition. The show pairs House’s cowgirls and landscapes with Steed’s bold, graphic sensibility, creating a vibrant dialogue about place, pattern and contemporary life in Texas.
Free
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Painters Felice House and Kyle Steed present a joint exhibition. The show pairs House’s cowgirls and landscapes with Steed’s bold, graphic sensibility, creating a vibrant dialogue about place, pattern and contemporary life in Texas.
Free
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4 events,
The Opening Night Concert features a performance by Social Movement Contemporary Dance Theatre, a Houston-based company created by Elijah Alhadji Gibson, M.F.A., assistant professor.
$6
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5 events,
The Student Choreography Showcase features works choreographed by high school students.
$6
The Showcase Concert features works by guest artists and faculty from visiting high schools.
$6
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5 events,
The Afternoon Concert features works by students, guest artists and faculty.
$6
The Gala Concert features works selected by a panel of dance professionals.
$6
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4 events,
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Kevin Spencer, Ph.D., is an internationally recognized performing artist, educator and researcher whose work combines artistry with therapeutic and educational practices.
Free
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5 events,
This exhibition by Hillerbrand+Magsamen, a husband-wife team based in Houston, brings together sculptural, photographic and time-based works that explore the relationship between the domestic sphere and systems of thought, belief and care.
Free
The Institute for Applied Creativity presents this series as part of the international Leonardo/ISAST LASER network. It features interdisciplinary speakers across arts, sciences, humanities and technology each month at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the Memorial Student Center.Philippe Pasquier, Feb. 19 at noon: The professor at Simon Fraser University’s School of Interactive Arts and […] |
6 events,
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This exhibition presents student projects from the Graduate School of Film, Digital Media & Communication at Hongik University in South Korea. Developed through collaborations with industry partners including Disney, CJ ENM, d’strict and Westworld, the works experiment with technologies such as generative AI, neural rendering and 4D NeRF to create immersive visual narratives.
Free
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All students in the college can attend this evening of pizza and games.
Free
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6 events,
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The LIVE Lab invites you to Node and Code, a dynamic symposium that will feature talks, workshops and presentations led by industry experts, including Barak Moshe, former technical art director at Google and technical art advisor for GDC.
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MSC Aggie Cinema presents this event featuring Boots Riley, director of the 2018 film “Sorry to Bother You,” the 2023 Amazon series “I’m a Virgo” and the upcoming “I Love Boosters.” This event, sponsored by the Academy for the Visual and Performing Arts and the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts, is part of MSC Aggie Cinema’s Howdywood Film Festival. The Riley event is free for students in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts. |
5 events,
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The LIVE Lab invites you to Node and Code, a dynamic symposium that will feature talks, workshops and presentations led by industry experts, including Barak Moshe, former technical art director at Google and technical art advisor for GDC. |
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5 events,
“Echoes of Justice” is the Theatre program's first student-led devised production. Set in the 1920s, the play follows a fictional theatre troupe as they rehearse and perform a new work that draws increasing public attention, leading to arrests and public backlash against the artists.
$6 – $11.50
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6 events,
Gigajam is a 36-hour creative jam sponsored by SIGGRAPH. Create something awesome in 36-hours — an animation, digital illustration or other work of art — as long as there's a digital component, anyone can compete in GIGAJAM.
Free
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4 events,
College Station native and critically acclaimed actor Thomas Sadoski — known for his extensive work across film, television and theatre — will join Lovett and students for a guest lecture. Sadoski will discuss his career trajectory and offer insights on how students can cultivate their own unique artistic vision. |