School of Architecture students create unique design interventions for Amistad América by José Parlá, a mural located in high-traffic Rowling Hall.

In the early days of his career, Landmarks artist James Turrell worked on the set of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey — a little-known fact that Turrell first spoke publicly about in PRI’s Studio 360 “American Icons” radio series. Learn more in this overview of the radio program.

Landmarks interviewed Elizabeth Upenieks, who volunteered as a Landmarks docent for nearly three years. We discussed her favorite parts of the Landmarks collection and her experience as a docent, as well as how those experiences have informed her professional career.

Megan McKenzie joins LANDMARKS communications team Landmarks is pleased to welcome Megan McKenzie as its communications intern this summer. A Plan II and Art History major at UT, Megan will assist the

José Parlá’s Amistad América recognized among best public art

Are you curious to see the inner workings of a university public art program? Landmarks is looking for an education intern for Fall 2019. Add Landmarks to your resume!

During the weekend of 26 April 2019, Landmarks artist Casey Reas visited campus for a Q&A with Austin-based filmmaker and creator of digital rotoscoping software Bob Sabiston. Following the Q&A, Reas

On Thursday, 11 April, Landmarks opened its newest installation, Spontaneous future(s), Possible past by artist Beth Campbell. Sited at Dell Medical School’s Health Transformation Building (HTB), the

The second edition of the Landmarks collection handbook is now on sale on Amazon! We've added 56 more pages and more than 100 beautiful images of the public art collection.

Known for her drawings, sculpture, and architectural interventions, Beth Campbell creates works that challenge the notion of a physical world beyond our perception. Drawing upon philosophy

Landmarks will unveil a new installation by New York City-based artist Beth Campbell on April 11, 2019. The site-specific commission, titled Spontaneous future(s), Possible past, comprises a mobile

Landmarks is pleased to welcome Kathleen Brady Stimpert! As Landmarks’ new deputy director, Kathleen will oversee daily operations including administration, collections management, education programs