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

Landmarks announces a significant addition today: the commission of a monumental mural by artist José Parlá. The site-specific work will be an integral part of Robert B. Rowling Hall, the new graduate

The University of Texas at Austin has released a digital edition of The Collections, the first encyclopedic account of the university’s repository of cultural artifacts. With more than 170 million

Public Art Dialogue turns its attention to public art on college campuses in its most recent volume. Alongside thoughtful contributions from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of

Landmarks invited Ann Hamilton's former studio director to reveal how, in five to eight minute increments, O N E E V E R Y O N E came to be. Nicole Monahan worked with Ann Hamilton Studio for many

As part of the opening celebrations for Ann Hamilton's O N E E V E R Y O N E, Landmarks hosted a writing workshop lead by Dr. Kathleen Stewart, Professor in the Department of Anthropology at UT.

The latest public art project at The University of Texas at Austin was attended by thousands of visitors to a series of events celebrating the opening of O N E E V E R Y O N E by Ann Hamilton. Her commission marks the 40 th work of art in the Landmarks’ collection and one of two newly acquired works for the Dell Medical School (DMS). Fourteen larger-than-life porcelain enamel panels are installed in Dell Medical School’s Health Learning Building, with more planned for the Health Discovery Building after construction is complete. In the meantime, those panels can be viewed at the Visual Arts Center, along with a selection of additional panels slated for future DMS buildings. The exhibition is on view through 24 February 2017.

Landmarks is always exploring new ways to enhance user experience and introduce students, staff, faculty and the public to great works of art. Check out these new updates: Redesigned home page with