Events
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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.
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Faculty and students will work alongside local artists for a live steamroller printing demonstration for the fourth consecutive year.
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Transforming waste into runway brilliance, the Waste Wearable Arts Runway Show features bold, student-designed garments crafted from recycled materials. Blending fashion, performance and sustainability, this showcase invites audiences to experience creativity with purpose, where innovation meets environmental awareness in an engaging, high-energy runway event.
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Undergraduate and graduate dance students will give oral and poster presentations of their dance science research from 10 a.m. until noon. Undergraduate students from technique courses will present brief performances to showcase the skills they've been developing this semester from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.
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The final event of the semester for Lyle Lovett’s Hagler Fellow residency is an informal, come-and-go lunch event for students, faculty and staff in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts. |
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This student-run event is the 33rd-annual showcase of Visualization students’ work from the past year, including a gallery exhibition of physical works and a screening of time-based works.
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This concert features the Video Game and Film Music Ensemble, and will include music by Michael Giacchino, Norihiko Hibino and others. One piece will feature singer Eva Kewley, and another by Alyssa Kitchens was composed for this ensemble and for a video game created by a game design class.
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Maroon Steel and the MUSC 381 Steelpan Ensemble present Caribbean classics as well as unique pieces arranged by the students. Come hear part of the "Legend of Zelda" soundtrack, a J-pop song by Yoeko Kurahashi and a disco chart-topper, along with global steelpan compositions.
Free
Students from the Opera Workshop Ensemble will perform the shortened version of Mozart’s “The Magic Flute.”
Free
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This student-run event is the 33rd-annual showcase of Visualization students’ work from the past year, including a gallery exhibition of physical works and a screening of time-based works.
Free
Open to all students, the sessions focus on stress reduction, confidence-building and connection.
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This student-run event is the 33rd-annual showcase of Visualization students’ work from the past year, including a gallery exhibition of physical works and a screening of time-based works.
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This showcase presents premieres by rising student composers including Alyssa Kitchens, Matthew Trevino, Myles Murphy, Grace Lunsford, Ricky Miller and Duke Blaney.
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Join us in celebrating this semester’s graduating class. Open seating. All are welcome. Food and drinks provided.
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This three-day event, created by the Artists and Scholars in Residence Committee, features collaborative experimentation, research, creation and reflection centered on interdisciplinary explorations of protection — what it means, how it works and what we can do with it.
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The annual Wright Gallery exhibition features student projects from the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts and College of Architecture from summer 2025 through spring 2026. |
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Rebecca Pugh, instructional assistant professor in the Visualization program and curator of Wright Gallery, presents this solo exhibition featuring a selection of her recent and new work, including a 18-foot long mixed media painting installation combining painting and drawing. |
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