Texas A&M University College of Performance,
Visualization & Fine Arts
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University College of Performance,
Visualization & Fine Arts

Visualization

Print art featuring a cowgirl with splotches around her, above the painting is a pink ribbon banner on display in an art gallery.

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.

A flier with an illustration of a skull in the right top corner and a ship in the bottom left. Text reads: Sunken Ships & A Dead Man's Skull: 3D data collection and visualization workshop. Saturday, 2.10.24. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Lunch: 12 p.m.-1 p.m. ARCC207. Only 40 slots available for the workshop! Visualization is partnering with the Anthropology department, so we will be scanning artifacts. Four photos with descriptions included: Dr. Darryl De Ruiter, Department Head of Anthropology, and expert in the ecology and evolution of early hominins of Africa. Dr. Christopher Dostal, Director of Conservation Research Laboratory, and expert in 3D scanning of waterlogged Archaeological Artifacts. Aaron Adams, Aggie Viz Alumni and current FX Animator at DreamWorks Animation. Mayet Andreassen - host, associate program director, B.S. Visualization. A QR code with "Register Here" goes to this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScyMa_6l9ESOf-IFbGnU3VuWOJ0r0544FF3JL6pc0DLrhYZvQ/viewform

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

A college student stands before a display of black-and-white artwork.

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

An art sculpture that incorporates taxidermy and artificial intelligence,.

‘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.

A guaira, with charcoal and flames, is shown as a person works with it with a long pair of tongs.

Scholars, Artists To Collaborate On Reconstruction Experiments During Fire Arts: Past & Futures Research Conference

Three college students perform an immersive theatre show with a blue light surrounding them.

Workshop Leads To Successful Immersive Theatre Performance For Three Students

Two performers near instruments on a black stage

Chromic Duo Explores History And Heritage In ‘From Roots We Carry’ Performance

A woman stands at a podium giving an academic presentation

Uchacz Honored With Montague-CTE Scholars Award For Development Of Teaching Excellence

Two performers standing in front of a wall

Chromic Duo To Perform Free Rudder Forum Concert, Take Part In Classes During Campus Visit

A portrait of a man in an outdoor garden setting

David Parrish To Lead As Director Of School Of Performance, Visualization And Fine Arts At Texas A&M-Fort Worth