Category: Creative Practice

Kit Co, upcoming BA recipient, featured in lauded performance art project recognized by Dallas Morning News and Dallas Observer.

The University of Texas at Dallas, in collaboration with Dallas Contemporary, is offering a unique opportunity for art enthusiasts, students, and faculty members to engage in a dialogue with the renowned emerging media artist Chris Dorland. “The New Media Painter: Chris Dorland,” an event organized by UT Dallas faculty member Liz Trosper MFA’16, will delve […]

UT Dallas students in the Animation & Games and Visual and Performing Arts programs produced ten original animations with original student-composed scores as part of a first-of-its-kind multidisciplinary project.

Students from various disciplines at UT Dallas clashed ideas and talents in a yearly competition to battle food insecurity on campus.    Participants of the CreateUTD challenge, organized by the UT Dallas chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), developed projects and solutions for the Comet Cupboard and presented their projects to industry experts […]

A collaborative project by members of the Laboratory for Synthetic and Electronic Poetry (LabSynthE) will become a part of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, the most significant ongoing community folk art project worldwide, highlighting the unique lives and stories of those lost to HIV/AIDS. The 12-foot by 12-foot quilt block “An Imagined Memorial for Unrecorded People” […]

A team of design students stood out among five finalists at the 2023 Design Challenge on Nov. 17.  Team 84, composed of three UT Dallas seniors who study Design and Creative Practice at the Harry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts, Humanities, & Technology, secured the top spot by presenting their comprehensive mobile app plan […]

Academy Award-winning director and artist Domee Shi brought inspiration, encouragement and excitement to The University of Texas at Dallas campus, where she accepted the 2023 Richard Brettell Award in the Arts. Shi won a 2018 Oscar for the animated short film “Bao” and was nominated for another one this year for Disney and Pixar’s “Turning Red,” […]

More than 90 University of Texas at Dallas doctoral and master’s students presented their research on topics ranging from virtual reality and health care to brain function and machine learning during the Graduate Student Poster Competition and Research Showcase on Oct. 25, 2023. Hosted by the Office of Research and Innovation (ORI), the event drew […]

Last spring a University of Texas at Dallas student created a coloring book that illustrates and describes schizophrenia for a class assignment. Now the book is for sale, and neuroscience senior Landon Norman is donating half the profits to university research on the disorder. During classroom lectures, Norman appears to spend a lot of time […]

Members of the ArtSciLab excelled in a nationwide NASA challenge focused on replicating Martian environments for astronaut training.