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Rathod created a project titled “VR Passport," designed to transport people to a place or city virtually. The project earned the AeroSpatial Exploration Track Award.
“The Great Turning: We Gather, We Grow, We Tend, by Hammonds + West,” features work by Hammonds, associate professor in the Visualization program; and sound and text by Austin-based poet Sasha West.
The Hungary-based artist will create and present new work, collaborate with students and faculty and give interdisciplinary presentations through Sept. 26.
A post-apocalyptic College Station will be the setting for an original comedic play presented by the Theatre program in November.
A partnership between Texas A&M's Merli V. Guerra and the National Park Service combines visualization and 3D printing technology with the arts, bringing new life to some very old bones.
Tao's team was awarded $1.2 million from the National Institute of Standards and Technology to build a digital twin to help first responders train for disaster events.
The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts will explore artificial intelligence’s usage and impact on artistic practices.
An open dialogue about grief was the focus of an artistic workshop in May.
Texas landscape paintings by Rebecca Pugh will be featured in a solo exhibition at the Julia C. Butridge Gallery in the Dougherty Arts Center in Austin from June 29 through Aug. 9.
Congratulations to the following students in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts for their academic achievements during the Spring 2025 semester.









