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‘Aberrant Creativity’ Exhibition Examines Relationship Between Art And Artificial Intelligence

Creative uses of artificial intelligence in the process of making art is the subject of a new exhibition titled “Aberrant Creativity: Unusual Partnerships Between Humans and Machines,” which opened Tuesday at the Arts Council of the Brazos Valley. The exhibition is a collaboration by the Institute for Applied Creativity in the…

Artistic Achievements On Display: Viz Fall Show To Feature ‘The Best Of The Best’

The annual Viz Fall Show will showcase all sorts of creative and interactive works by students in the Visualization program on Dec. 5 at the Langford Architecture Center Buildings B and C. Jill Honeycutt, instructional associate professor and associate program director in the Visualization program, said the show is a time to highlight projects and pieces done throughout…

Dance Science Students Take The Lead In All Aspects Of Choreography Showcase

Students in the Dance Science program will share performances that they have led from start to finish in the Student Choreography Showcase on Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. and Dec. 9 at 1 p.m. at the Dance Black Box Theater at the Physical Education Activity Program Building, Room 207. The showcase was entirely produced by the students, including design,…

Houston Musicians Ray And Seymore Share Insights And Industry Advice With Performance Studies Students

Houston-based musicians Patrick B Ray and Christopher Seymore visited students in Performance Studies classes on Nov. 2 to discuss their careers in music and how they got their start. The country artists were invited by Cory LaFevers, who teaches History of Country and Western Music and Seminar in Identity, Intersectionality and Performance, as part of his ongoing…

Printmaking With A Rock ‘n’ Roll Twist: Carlos Hernandez’s ‘Past and Present’ On Display At Wright Gallery

An exhibition showcasing the work of artist Carlos Hernandez continues through Jan. 11 at Wright Gallery in the Langford Architecture Center, Building A. Hosted by the Texas A&M School of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts and the School of Architecture, “Past and Present: Alternative Prints and Sketches” includes printmaking, sketches and commercial music posters. Hernandez engaged in…

‘Sunken Ships And A Dead Man’s Skull’ Workshop To Feature 3D Data Collection For Anthropology And Visualization Students

The Texas A&M Visualization program and the Department of Anthropology are teaming up for a 3D data collection and visualization workshop titled “Sunken Ships and a Dead Man’s Skull” on Feb. 10. Registration is open for the 40 slots available for Anthropology and Visualization students. The workshop showcases the importance of…

Graduation Spotlight: Melanie Gonzalez, Visualization

Melanie Gonzalez wasn’t sure what she wanted to pursue in college, but had a love of drawing going back to her childhood. She found the website for the Texas A&M Visualization program, and it piqued her interest. “Although I did not know exactly what Visualization entailed, I knew deep down that this was the degree that I should pursue,”…

Graduation Spotlight: Anna Berry, Visualization

Anna Berry grew up just outside of Ennis, but made her way to Aggieland to pursue a degree and continue a generation of Aggies. “I am a fourth-generation Aggie,” Berry said. “I looked at other schools and I set up some tours, but A&M was the only one that truly felt like a second home with the friendliest people.” Berry…

Graduation Spotlight: Natalya Abrahamian, Visualization

Natalya Abrahamian had always gravitated toward creative outlets, particularly through art and film studies throughout high school. With that in mind, she had plans to go to film school after graduation. That path changed once the Boerne native heard about Texas A&M’s Visualization program. She realized she had found a new passion. “At the time, I didn’t know where…

Graduation Spotlight: Alexia Williams, Performance Studies

Alexia Williams found her passion during her sophomore year at Texas A&M while taking History of Rock ’n’ Roll, taught by Dr. Kim Kattari, Performance Studies undergraduate program director. Williams quickly took interest in Kattari’s research in ethnomusicology. “I recognized ethnomusicology and Performance Studies was the place for me when Dr. Kattari gave a lecture about Delta blues, Alan…