What happens when art, engineering, and imagination meet? Find out with the new Young People’s STEM Tour, now available on the Landmarks mobile app. Designed for young and curious learners, this self

Visit our Giving Page and help Landmarks bring the Art Cart to life! Landmarks brings world-class art to campus that is free and open to everyone. With nearly fifty works across the Forty Acres

Autobiography: Circles, Howardena Pindell’s monumental new commission for the George I. Sánchez Building, stands as a legacy project for the artist. It unites three visual motifs that have anchored

Stretch, walk, or run with Landmarks! Discover our new Fitness Tour, now available on the Landmarks mobile app. Developed in partnership with UT Recreational Sports, the self-guided video tour

Now in its seventh season, Listening with Landmarks is a digital initiative featuring playlists curated by prominent Austin musicians and music personalities.

On April 23, Landmarks will celebrate the opening of "Autobiography: Circles," a monumental new work by artist Howardena Pindell.

The third edition of Landmarks’ handbook, Landmarks: 2008-2025 , has received an award from Graphic Design USA (GDUSA) as part of their 62nd American Graphic Design Awards. The “best-of-year” accolade

On November 6, UT’s Anthropology Department hosted its fourth annual visit to James Turrell’s Skyspace.

Hannah Spector is an Assistant Professor in the Studio Department within UT’s College of Fine Arts. Time-based work—art that unfolds over a specified duration—is integral to Spector’s artistic and pedagogical practices, which makes Landmarks Video a perfect tool for introducing students to the fundamentals of video art.

From December 16 - January 11, the nightly light sequence inside James Turrell's The Color Inside will be unavailable due to the seasonal closure of the William C. Powers Jr. Student Activity Center (WCP).

Last week, I had the pleasure of interviewing two new members of the Landmarks team, Sophie West and Kendall McKinney, pre-program Interns in the Collections Management department.

Adeline de Monseignat is a sculptor who lives and works between London and Mexico City. Her work focuses on the life within inanimate entities, through the study of mythology, symbolism, anthropomorphism and the uncanny.