Fall 2024 Course Posters
Fall 2024 Courses: Art History | Studio
Fall 2024 Courses: Art History | Studio
All art majors/minors and art-interested students are encouraged to attend the Art Community Night on Tuesday, March 19, from 6-8pm in the Scales Lobby. Here, students will learn information regarding the new registration process on Workday. There will be pizza, prizes, course reveals, and more!
Students can learn about her experiences abroad and perspectives on getting a job after graduation! Network with Livi! There are two events scheduled around her visit: • Talk on Monday, March 18th, @ 4:00 in Hanes Gallery, with a reception to follow • Coffee chat for students to informally ask questions […]
This exciting course, taught by Joel Tauber, meets both on campus and in Venice during the most important recurring international art exhibition, The Venice Biennale. Students begin the class on the Reynolda campus during the spring semester, and complete it with a capstone […]
February 26th 3:30 – Artist Talk in Hanes Gallery, with reception to follow at 5-7 pm at stArt gallery. Learn more about Anna’s exhibition Timekeepers February 27th 11 am -1 pm- Coffee Chat Pop-in, Scales 110 This is an informal setting to connect and […]
Fall 2023 Courses: Art History | Studio Art |
Art History Major, Xinyu (Lavender) Wang, has been awarded a 2023 Richter Scholarship for her proposed research on the Mogao Caves. She will travel to the site this summer to conduct her research and submit her final project findings in October 2023. The Mogao Caves […]
Dr. Nikki Moore is heading to The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture at Columbia University this week, March 2nd through 4th, to attend conference activities and celebrate the launch of the book
Artworks by the WFU Art Department studio faculty are currently on display through December 9th in the Hanes Gallery. The exhibition features the works of nine current and recent faculty members, including Jennifer Gentry, Zaire McPhearson,
Students visited Venice during the most important recurring international art exhibition, The Venice Biennale. Students began the class on the Reynolda campus during the spring semester and completed it with a capstone experience in residence at the
WFU Art Department Studio Faculty Exhibition
Our Guide to the Venice Biennale
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