Visualization – Page 16 – Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

Three paintings on display in an art gallery.

‘Caracas Moderna’ Exhibit Showcases Venezuela Art And Architecture At Wright Gallery

A new exhibit of paintings of Venezuela’s modern architectural environment by artist Marian Ichaso Lefeld opened Sept. 18 and continues through Oct. 26 at Wright Gallery.

Starrett To Collaborate With University Of Georgia On Data Materialization Through SEC Grant

A dark green illustration of a tall house with the face of a man hovering behind it, with the moon behind him. A small figure in orange is at the door of the house.

‘Patient 4620’ Brings Immersive Theatre Experience With Narration, Music And Student Artwork

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

A university professor, student and other university professor stand in a gallery. The students holds a plaque that says "best in show."

‘Whiskers and Whiskey’ Project Takes Top Honor In Wright Gallery Student Exhibition

Corain Marneweck received a Best in Show Wright Gallery Scholarship at the closing reception for the “Fresh Forward” student exhibition on Wednesday afternoon.

A school leader gives a diploma to a college student wearing a black cap and gown.

A Year Of Innovation And Expansion: School Of Performance, Visualization And Fine Arts Celebrates First Anniversary

Summer Industry Course Gives Visualization Students A View Of Life In Gaming Industry

Four people make art while sitting at a table.

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

A man stands at a podium with his hands out.

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.