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Performance Duo slowdanger Selected For Inaugural New Work Development Artist Residency

The multidisciplinary performance duo slowdanger has been selected for the inaugural New Work Development Artist Residency at the Texas A&M College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts. Founded in 2013, slowdanger features performance artists taylor knight and anna thompson. The artists — who prefer the lowercase version of their names — will create and perform new work, collaborate…

Visualization Classes Mark First Step Of College’s Expansion Into Fort Worth

August 19 marks not just the first day of the fall semester for the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts, but also the college’s first day of classes in Fort Worth.Dean Tim McLaughlin was on hand this morning at the Texas A&M-Fort Worth campus to greet students who are taking classes toward their Bachelor of…

‘A Great Energy Here’: Aaron Thibault Brings Academic And Industry Expertise To Game Design Program

Aaron Thibault’s passion for video games goes back as far as he can remember. As a child growing up in Rhode Island, he learned how to program his own games on a TRS-80 — back before saving such games was even possible. This interest was buoyed by family members who brought a variety of arts and sciences to Thibault’s…

Music Performance

Music Performance PERFORM Perform With Us Through the blending of tradition with front-line innovation, students will develop new, creative ways of thinking about performance; innovative ways of integrating music performance in social engagements; creative concepts of music performance and technology; and flexible interdisciplinary skills.

Music Performance Undergraduate Program

Music Performance Undergraduate Program There is one Music Performance major and two related minors. scroll to next section Explore Major…

Annual Summer Intensive Gives High School Students A Collegiate-Level Dance Experience

High school students across the state and beyond came to the Texas A&M campus for the Dance Science program’s 16th annual Collegiate Summer Dance Intensive. A total of 45 students — coming from as far as Colorado, Nevada, Ohio, New Hampshire and Illinois — attended the June 16-22 event, which provided dance classes and opportunities to choreograph and perform their…

College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts To Partner With Synapse Virtual Production In Building Virtual Production Institute Stages

The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts at Texas A&M University will partner with Synapse Virtual Production to build four virtual production stages as part of its emerging Virtual Production Institute. With funding support from the 88th Texas Legislature for the Virtual Production Institute’s faculty, staff and equipment, the institute will reach beyond entertainment and…

Visualization Student, Olympic Medal Winner: Casey Kaufhold Earns Bronze In Archery Mixed-Team Competition

Congratulations to Visualization student Casey Kaufhold, who won a bronze medal Friday with Brady Ellison in the archery mixed-team competition in the Olympic Games in Paris. Kaufhold, who took a year off from her studies to train, is the first woman to win an Olympic archery medal for the United States since 1988. “We feel awesome winning bronze today,”…

Submission Guidelines

Submission Guidelines Submit Your Video Now Eligibility The Field of View: 360 Video Festival is open to individuals who are 18 years of age or older. There are no restrictions on whether your film has previously been screened online or at other film festivals. Submission Categories We accept 360-degree videos…

Field of View: 360 Video Festival

Call For Entries The Institute for Applied Creativity (IAC) at Texas A&M University proudly announces the call for submissions for the inaugural Field of View: 360 Video Festival. This pioneering event invites artists, creative minds and technologists to explore the transformative potential of 360-degree video technology with a focus on immersive storytelling. If your 360 video is selected as a…