A group of high school students work on VR projects with a teacher wearing a VR headset in a classroom.

The program 'VirtuHS' is in partnership with Frisco ISD's Career and Technical Education Center.

A painting of a large succulent plant.

The exhibition by sculptor Dana Younger and Felice House, associate professor in Visualization, which features Western paintings and wooden sculptures, closes with this reception and artist talk.

Twenty-four students learned how to create a production and paint digitally with guidance from faculty in the Theatre and Visualization programs.

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The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts will celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary with two free concert events featuring “Fort Sam’s Own” 323d Army Band from Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. The band will collaborate with Music, Theatre and Visualization students for the performances at Rudder Auditorium.

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Held June 14-18, the camp offered 35 students opportunities to create projects in animation and graphic design.

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The award is given to tenure-track assistant professors based on their passion for teaching undergraduate students.

A colorful abstract landscape painting featuring rock formations, sweeping lines, and vibrant colors.

Professor Emeritus Dick Davison presents this exhibition of more than 30 paintings with three interwoven themes that have shaped his work over the past two decades: monuments and memorials that contend with time and human longing; visionary landscapes inspired by artists such as Charles Burchfield and Samuel Palmer, reflecting on nature as evidence of the divine; and Biblical narratives that point to enduring spiritual truths.

A portrait of a student in a graduation gown outside standing on a bridge, with trees and greenery behind her.

The Arlington native, who grew up in Granbury, is set to graduate Friday with a Bachelor of Science in Visualization.

A portrait of a woman in a graduation gown sitting outdoors near a building with large pillars.

Rollo received her undergraduate degree in Visualization in 2021. She is set to graduate Saturday with a Master of Fine Arts in Visualization.

A portrait of a student in a graduation gown sitting outside of a building with large column walls.

The Round Rock native is set to graduate Friday with a Bachelor of Science in Visualization.