Events
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‘Defining an Art Practice: finding identity in the art profession’
James R. Reynolds Gallery 275 Joe Routt Blvd, College Station, TexasThis exhibition showcases the work of nine Master of Fine Arts in Visualization candidates as they explore what it means to define a professional art practice. Through diverse media and conceptual approaches, these installations reflect rigorous research, technical skill and critical inquiry. From immersive environments to sculptural forms and mixed-media compositions, each installation embodies the unique voice and vision of its creator.
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Hollis Hammonds, ‘The River Entered My Home By Hammonds + West’
1953 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX, 77006 1953 Montrose Blvd., Houston, Texas, United StatesHollis Hammonds and Sasha West combine imagery and poetry into a multimedia installation about the impact of nature's elements.
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Elizabeth Chiles, ‘Making Meadows’
Wright Gallery 789 Ross St, College Station, Texas, United States"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.
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Rebecca Pugh, ‘Highways to Houston’
LSC Visual & Performing Arts Building, Lone Star College 930 University Park Campus Drive, Houston, Texas, United StatesRebecca 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.
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‘The Blueprint’
The Kimbell, Cultural Event Center 607 N. Main St., Bryan, TXThis gallery installation and performance series was curated by Elijah Alhadji Gibson, assistant professor in Dance, and Jessica Erin Ray, associate director of the Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research. It features live performances by Texas A&M Dance students that highlight the creativity and impact of Black innovators whose ideas have shaped everyday life.
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Student New Works Festival
Black Box Theater - LAAH 399 Spence St, College Station, TXThe annual theatre festival is hosted by the Aggie Theatre Company in partnership with the college’s Theatre program. The showcase features student-written plays and provides students an opportunity to perform and learn about theatre arts in an academic and collaborative environment.
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Lyle Lovett Residency: Open Forum With Sean O’Malley
Black Box Theater - LAAH 399 Spence St, College Station, TXLovett will be joined by Sean O’Malley, a music industry executive and founder of publishing services company Regard Music, which represents Lovett. The discussion is open to all students in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts.