Research – Page 7 – Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

A book cover features artwork that includes a hot dog illustration. The text reads: Routledge Research in Art History. American Artists Engage the Built Environment, 1960-1979. Susanneh Bieber.

Bieber Examines Avant-Garde Art Through Architectural Lens In New Book

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Exhibition To Explore How Artificial Intelligence Affects Art Creation; Submissions Due Sept. 29

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Bieber Receives Glasscock Faculty Fellowship For Inflatable Technology Research

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‘Metabolism, A Happening’ Brings Artists, Students, Faculty Together To Examine Creative Process In Making Art

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Rojas-Muñoz To Explore Adaptable Virtual Reality Environments Through ASCEND Research Fellowship

Dr. Edgar Rojas-Muñoz, assistant professor in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts, was recently selected for Texas A&M University’s inaugural ASCEND research seed grant initiative.

Instructional Associate Professor Rayna Dexter Earns Award For Open Educational Resources Efforts

A student looks at images projected in front of him while he's seated in a room that has a 360-degree screen.

ExxonMobil Donation Brings Immersive Igloo Cylinder To School Of Performance, Visualization And Fine Arts

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Exhibition Celebrates Creative Works By Faculty In School Of Performance, Visualization And Fine Arts

Several examples of textiles that have been dyed shades of red through working with cochineal insects

‘Bio-Art’ Workshops To Show Creative Process Using Cochineal Insects, Bacteria

Creativity Flows Through Art, Research At Inaugural Faculty Symposium