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Landmarks’ blog, Latest, features timely updates on new installations, public programs, event announcements, volunteer and internship opportunities, and a range of other initiatives. Learning with Landmarks is a dedicated blog series highlighting the unique and innovative ways that students and other scholars use the collection. To view the entire series, click the button below.

Learning With Landmarks

Give the gift of Landmarks

A woman with dark brown hair looks down at a Landmarks Handbook. She wears a UT jacket with a "longhorn" emblem on the front. She stands in front of Nancy Rubins' "Monochrome for Austin" a sculpture made of canoes assembled and suspended in air.

Do you have an art lover on your holiday shopping list? We recommend a Landmarks Handbook, or The Collections: The University of Texas at Austin, which make the perfect present to celebrate the holidays.

Landmarks x Rotoscoping

Screenshot of Kota Ezawa's "Simpson Verdict." Three men in a cartoonish "flat-color" style look in different directions.

This month Landmarks Video features a screening of Kota Ezawa’s The Simpson Verdict, a work that utilizes digital Rotoscoping software. We look back at Landmarks 2019 Rotoscoping workshop with Casey Reas and Bob Sabiston and the Rotoscoping works created.

Congratulations to Dr. Cherise Smith!

An image of Dr. Cherise Smith holding a copy of her book "Michael Ray Charles: A Retrospective" the pattern of the book is repeated in the background of the image

Landmarks congratulates Dr. Cherise Smith on winning the 33rd Annual Eldredge Prize from the Smithsonian American Art Museum for her book, Michael Ray Charles: A Retrospective. Read more on the award in Landmarks Blog.

Welcome Vega Shah

A headshot of Vega Shah. She has black hair and wears a denim shirt while holding a cowboy hat in the foreground of the photo

Landmarks is happy to welcome Vega Shah as its fall 2021 Communications Intern. Read more about Vega in Landmarks Blog.

Support Landmarks during 40 for 40!

Two people stand on a scaffold in James Turrell's skyspace "The Color Inside" and they stand against the blue sky framed by the oculus.

During 40 Hours for Forty Acres, UT Austin's bi-annual giving campaign, Landmarks is raising money to conserve and reopen James Turrell's The Color Inside. Running September 22nd through September 23rd, the campaign is an essential step to reopening the space.

Digging In at Anna Hiss Gymnasium

An image of Simone Leigh's "Sentinel IV" in the Anna Hiss Gymnasium Courtyard.

Recently, Landmarks sat down with Claire Eddleman-Heath, a designer with  Asakura Robinson, to discuss the landscape architecture of the newly renovated Anna Hiss Gymnasium courtyard, home to Simone Leigh’s Sentinel IV. Our discussion covered the process behind designing the courtyard space, the influence of Leigh’s sculpture on the design, and the sustainability of the landscaping selected.