Category: ATEC/MAD

Grace Kang, a senior design and arts, technology and emerging communication student, has always been driven by curiosity. She is passionate about learning the wide array of techniques and skills that are associated with her preferred art form: graphic design. Her eagerness to learn in an expansive creative environment brought her to the Harry W. […]

New $5 million partnership aims to enhance safety and efficiency in aviation maintenance using XR technologies Richardson, Texas – [2/11/2025] – The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are embarking on a groundbreaking research initiative focused on the application of Extended Reality (XR) technologies—such as virtual reality (VR), augmented […]

The University of Texas at Dallas’ 3D Studio LightSquad is giving the more than 2 million viewers of the Dallas night skyline a gift of holiday light animations across the 23-story LED facade of the Omni Dallas Hotel. The 12 Days of Christmas LED light display, produced by undergraduate and graduate students in Andrew Scott’s […]

Diana Rojas, assistant professor of design and creative practice in the Harry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology, was one of the artists who shared her talents at the AURORA Biennial exhibition at Dallas City Hall. A new University of Texas at Dallas faculty member and a student intern recently shared their […]

Liz Trosper, new media painter and assistant professor of instruction at UT Dallas, joined the Nasher Sculpture Center in leading a workshop for middle and high school art educators.

Dr. Anne Balsamo joined former Apple advertising executive Henry Whitfield to discuss the computer company’s early marketing strategies.

The UT Dallas’ VAST Lab is garnering attention among media, creative, and marketing experts for its digital replication of the ATC Building.

Dr. Tom Linehan, former Arts and Humanities distinguished chair and founder of the Arts and Technology (ATEC) program, passed away April 11, 2024, at the age of 80.

Current and former David Marks’ Field Audio Recording Techniques (ANGM 3373) students volunteered to record and mix live music during Wednesday’s Strings Attached 90’s Night performance.

The Omni Dallas Hotel, in a significant recognition of our students’ talent, partnered with Professor Andrew F. Scott. They showcased animations produced by 16 of our Projection Mapping (ATCM 3356) students and LightSquad members on their towering LED facade. This collaboration not only provided a platform for our students’ work but also highlighted the school’s commitment to fostering creative partnerships.