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

Five dancers stand on a stage and are posed with their hands over their hearts.

Elijah Gibson’s ‘The Blueprint’ Celebrates Impact of Black Innovators

The exhibition starts Friday and continues through Feb. 28 at the Kimbell Cultural Event Center in Downtown Bryan.

Four people stand on a university campus courtyard in front of a DJ set. One person is holding a microphone, another is holding a piece of paper. The other two people are clapping.

KANM Student Radio Celebrates FM Broadcast Launch

The event featured a block-party-style atmosphere on the courtyard of the Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities Building.

A photographic collage work featuring grass, wildflowers and insects.

Artist Elizabeth Chiles To Discuss ‘Making Meadows’ Exhibition At Wright Gallery On Feb. 5

“Making Meadows” includes photographic collage works on rice paper ranging in scale with imagery of grass, wildflowers and insects.

Lyle Lovett sits with a guitar while he speaks to students.

Singer-Songwriter Lyle Lovett Begins Hagler Fellowship By Working With Students In Music Program

Lovett visited multiple classes, sharing his insight on songwriting, playing guitar and developing a distinctive voice.

Four people hold electric guitars in a music room on a university campus, surrounded by guitar cases, a piano and drum set.

Music Program Gifted Professional-Grade Guitars

Former student Shelley Eubanks Potter made the donation, with instruments curated by fellow Aggie Jeff Potter.

Three people pose for a photograph. The person in the center is holding a plaque.

Faculty And Staff Honored For Teaching, Service, Research And Leadership At Annual Ceremony

Courtney Starrett, associate professor in the Visualization program, received the 2025 Association of Former Students College Level Distinguished Achievement Award.

Graduation Spotlight: Kynda Henry, Performance Studies

Kynda Henry grew up with a love of storytelling and hopes to become a filmmaker.

Graduation Spotlight: Skylar La, Visualization

Skylar La hopes to become an inspiring professor after her time in Texas A&M University's Visualization program.

Graduation Spotlight: Lindsay Walker, Dance Science

Lindsay Walker started dancing when she was 3 years old, and knew early on dance would be a part of her career path.

Graduation Spotlight: Megan Ellis, Theatre

Megan Ellis is passionate about theatre and found community in Texas A&M University's Theatre program.