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A steel pan ensemble performs in an outdoor courtyard.

Photo Gallery: Howdy Week Art Party

A buzz of excitement surrounded the Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities building Friday afternoon as the School of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts presented its Howdy Week Art Party.

Students, faculty and staff participated in a wide range of festivities including acting and dance improv sessions and workshops for drawing, button making, perler beading and cookie decorating. Steel-pan ensemble Maroon Steel and percussion group Brazilian Carnival Ensemble performed in the outdoor courtyard.

Thanks to all who attended!

Photos by Cody Hitchcock, Texas A&M University Division of Marketing & Communications.

  • College students and staff members participate in an acting improv workshop, with people raising their arms and lifting one leg.
  • College students participate in an acting improv workshop at an art party.
  • 20231808 Howdy Week PVFA Art Party
  • Four decorated cookies spell out
  • A steel pan ensemble performs in an outdoor courtyard.
  • A student performs on steel pan in an outdoor courtyard.
  • A steel pan ensemble performs in an outdoor courtyard.
  • A steel pan ensemble performs in an outdoor courtyard.
  • A steel pan ensemble performs in an outdoor courtyard.
  • A steel pan ensemble performs in an outdoor courtyard.
  • A performer plays the cowbell with a steel pan ensemble.
  • A steel pan ensemble performs in an outdoor courtyard.
  • Students work on a craft project at an art party.
  • College students participate in a beading craft at an art party.
  • A college student works with beads at an art party.
  • A college professor leads a drawing workshop for college students.
  • College students participate in a drawing workshop at an art party.
  • A sketch of a model created during a drawing workshop.
  • A percussion ensemble artist raises his hands in an outdoor performance.
  • A percussion ensemble performs in an outdoor setting.
  • A percussion ensemble performs in an outdoor setting.

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