Division and Alumni News
9/21/20
Derived from 鈥渕ug shots,鈥 Kim Brewer's body of work explores the relative frailty of the human condition in isolation and interrogates the mug shot as a platform for the perpetual captivity of the individual. Some individuals present themselves in defiance of their 鈥渃aptors,鈥 while others are entirely consumed with their own intense set of circumstances; the varied expressions portrayed evoke images that are dynamic and often moving.
9/16/20
After graduating from Texas Woman鈥檚 University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a focus on painting and drawing, Nychelle Elise searched the metroplex for a creative outlet. 鈥淚 started doing a lot of art shows and painting a lot around Dallas,鈥 she said. As her portfolio grew, so did her interest in tattooing. 鈥淚 was always interested in tattooing just because it鈥檚 another form of art, another medium to explore,鈥 she said.
8/20/20
Assistant professor of photography Meg Griffiths co-founded 'A Yellow Rose Project' to commemorate to the centennial anniversary of the 19th Amendment. More than 100 women across the U.S. were invited to join in the photographic collaboration, which showcases works in response, reflection or reaction to the ratification of the woman suffrage movement milestone.