We are excited to bring back the popular Small Works: In Tandem show again this year! We invited our artist members to submit their pieces in pairs which in turn […]

Exhibition on view Jul 31, 2026 - Mar 07, 2027.

Exhibition on view Jul 31, 2026 - Mar 07, 2027.

William Thomas Livesay (American, born Richmond, Virginia, 1956), Large Oak Tree , 1985, etching, engraving, and watercolor on paper, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, gift of Katherine and Richard B. Jones, 1986.69.

Clear as Mud brings together the work of Annie Lee-Zimerle and Brian Zimerle, two artists whose practices navigate memory, materiality, and the quiet comple ...

Then and Now: Art from the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship is a retrospective exhibition celebrating over a quarter century of the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship (ECAF). It features ECAF artworks by several…

Type of Event: Student Event Link: https://involve.ut.edu/rsvp?id=420672 The Adult First Aid/CPR/AED blended learning course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of fir…

Type of Event: Student Event Link: https://involve.ut.edu/rsvp?id=420666 The American Red Cross Shallow Water Lifeguarding blended learning course equips participants with the skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to…

Type of Event: Student Event Link: https://involve.ut.edu/rsvp?id=420669 The American Red Cross Shallow Water Lifeguarding Recertification course renews an active or recently expired certification (within 30 days) for an…

EXHIBITION ON VIEW: September 14, 2025 Location: Alcoves, First FloorDeep in the nearby wildlands—somewhere between fable and fantasy—live the Fancy Forest Friends. They may dress well, but they are not far removed from…

EXHIBITION ON VIEW: September 14, 2025 Location: Alcoves, First FloorDeep in the nearby wildlands—somewhere between fable and fantasy—live the Fancy Forest Friends. They may dress well, but they are not far removed from…

Spanning three floors, this exhibition explores the far-reaching impact of art historian, critic, and curator Lucy Lippard through themes found in her work.