Did you see Ann Hamilton's O N E E V E R Y O N E but didn't have a chance to pick up her book? The 900-page publication compiled more than 500 portraits of individuals from the Austin community. The

Still finishing your holiday shopping? Consider making a donation in someone’s honor. Gifts to Landmarks keep the public art collection looking its best through vital conservation treatments such as

Looking at and talking about art has become popular in non-art related disciplines like medical sciences, engineering, and mathematics. These types of tours are a favorite at Landmarks because they

José Parlá has arrived in Austin and is busy working on his monumental mural Amistad América. Robert B. Rowling Hall is still an active construction site and closed to the public, but you can follow

Artist Statement Parlá explains his inspiration for the mural and thoughts about its title in an Artist Statement Posts from Parlá During his residence, Parlá shares his observations on Instagram. Follow his posts @LandmarksUT. Opening Celebrations Join the public unveiling on 26 January 2017 that features a Q&A with Parlá and curator Carlo McCormick, followed by a reception with drinks and bites. Learn more and make a reservation.

The third annual Landmarks Dog Walk was a huge success! We raised some money for our friends at Blue Dog Rescue and created a few more four-legged art lovers. Check out some of our favorite photos and

It's the first day of fall and Landmarks is looking forward to welcoming our favorite time of year with the annual Dog Walk! Is your kanine pal a deep thinker? Is he constantly contemplating the

As students return to campus eager to start a new year, many will join clubs and groups to meet new people and build specialized skills. Landmarks has two distinct volunteer programs that help keep

Max Almy, still from Leaving the 20th Century, 1982 Landmarks is gearing up for another exciting season of Landmarks Video. In its eighth season you’ll see works by Yinka Shonibare, AES+F, Sarah

The Alcalde, the alumni magazine of the University of Texas, released its list of 40 Reasons to Hook ‘Em, a compendium of the best aspects of being a Longhorn. Coming in at Number Six was Landmarks

Landmarks is pleased to announce the acquisition of a second work of art by artist Nancy Rubins. Drawing (2007) is located in the Norman Hackerman Building, adjacent to her massive assemblage of

For Sound in Sculpture's third installment, Butler School of Music composition students tackled the newly installed public works of art at Dell Medical School. Landmarks, Texas Performing Arts, and