Archive for: sculpture

 

The Way Back: True to Form

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Unlocking the vault of UT history In 1939, the impressively named William Mozart McVey boasted that his classroom was “one of the best sculpture studios in Texas.”...

 
 

Building Landmarks

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It’s 4:30 p.m. on a lip-chappingly cold Wednesday during the intersession, and campus is dead. The normally bustling stretch of Speedway between 21st Street...

 
 

Longhorns in Chicago at “The Bean”

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Ruben Bonilla, BA ’05, Life Member, shared this photo with his sister, Lisa Martina Bonilla, BS ’09, Life Member, from their visit to Chicago in April. Ruben...

 
 

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Works in Conversation

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UT’s Blanton Museum of Art turns 50 this spring with a new exhibit of masterpieces owned by Longhorns. Join us for a guided tour of Through the Eyes of Texas:...

 
 

Light Heavy Sculptures

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When Jade Walker, director of UT’s Visual Arts Center, stepped into Diana Al-Hadid‘s New York City studio a year ago, she knew she had to make Al-Hadid...

 
 

How the MLK Statue Came to the East Mall

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In September 1999, a bronze statue of Martin Luther King, Jr. was unveiled on the East Mall. Created by a husband-and-wife team, Jeffrey Varilla and Anna Koh-Varilla...

 
 
1983 Sculpture Gets New Home at Alumni Center

1983 Sculpture Gets New Home at Alumni Center

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1983 marked UT’s Centennial Celebration, and the University celebrated all year: the festivities ranged from a time capsule (to be opened in 2083) to a musical...

 
 
 
 
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