On September 10, Landmarks will unveil its newest commission, a 37.7 x 8.93 foot video installation by Los Angeles-based artist Jennifer Steinkamp. Titled Eon , the work will be sited in the newly

Landmarks welcomes new summer interns. Learn about how they are helping to expand their skillsets and extend the work of our Landmarks' programs to the broader community.

Students in the LEAP (Center for Law, Engagement, and Politics) program at Sam Houston State University attended last week's virtual discussion on Monochrome for Austin with artist Nancy Rubins and structural engineer Jaime Garza. Check out the blog to read about the event recap.

Girl Day 2020: Making monumental sculptures out of everyday office supplies By Marissa Dunagan Girl Day at UT Austin is an annual event hosted each February by the Cockrell School of Engineering as

This fall, Landmarks, the public art program of The University of Texas at Austin, and the university’s Visual Arts Center (VAC) will co-present an exhibition of four video works by Kara Walker. Organized by Kanitra Fletcher, Landmarks Video Curator, The Fact of Fiction extends the Landmarks Video program into the VAC’s Fieldworks gallery—an adaptive exhibition space where students and faculty strengthen connections to external audiences through collaborative workshops, exhibitions, pop-up studios, and other programming. On view from September 25 – October 23, the presentation will feature one work by Walker each week and will be supplemented with online resources and virtual public programs.

What goes into crafting the perfect Listening with Landmarks playlist? Landmarks interviewed the latest playlist contributor, Emilio Alvarez, to discuss the inspiration behind his careful selection of songs inspired by Beth Campbell's Spontaneous future(s), Possible past. To listen to Alvarez's playlist, check out our Spotify profile.

Meditate with James Turrell's Skyspace With all the stresses during this time, many have turned to meditation as a source of comfort. We are pleased to offer you this self-guided meditation featuring

Myfawny Shepherd was the 2019 Education Intern. She is a senior studying Studio Art in the College of Fine Arts. Read about her experience designing a guided tour for visitors based on opposing perspectives that can be found in several works from the Landmarks Collection.

Supporting UT Students in Crisis The coronavirus pandemic has had unprecedented impact on communities around the world, and The University of Texas at Austin is no different. For our students' safety

LEARNING AT HOME WITH LANDMARKS Working from home and in need of a creative break? Or maybe you're looking for activity guides for young learners? Landmarks introduces Learning at Home with Landmarks

In accordance with The University of Texas’ decision to extend spring break an additional week, through March 30 th, Landmarks will suspend all public programs until further notice. This includes

To honor recipients of its annual Ken Shine Prize in Health Leadership, Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin has chosen the work of artist Seymour Lipton (1903-1986) to represent