My name is Nancy Princenthal; I am a New York-based art critic and a faculty member of the School of Visual Arts. I’d like to provide a little background on Nancy Rubins’ sculpture Monochrome for Austin, commissioned by Landmarks, the public art program at the University of Texas at Austin, and also on the drawing by Rubins that has been acquired by the University.
Access the Public Art Campus Map on a mobile device or find printed maps at many of the cultural institutions and libraries on campus including:
- Art Building and Museum
- Bass Concert Hall
- Blanton Museum of Art
- Christian-Green Gallery
- Elisabet Ney Museum
- Fine Arts Library
- Flawn Academic Center
- Gates Dell Complex
- Harry Ransom Center
- LBJ Library and Museum
- Norman Hackerman Building
- Perry-Castañeda Library
- Stark Center
- William C. Powers, Jr. Student Activity Center
- Texas Memorial Museum
- UT Visitor Center
- Visual Arts Center
Outdoor public art is available for viewing at all times. Works located indoors may be viewed during each facility's regular operating hours.
Sculptures inside Bass Concert Hall are accessible 11 am- 2 pm Monday-Friday or during performances for ticket holders.
Landmarks projects are concentrated on the main campus of The University of Texas at Austin. GPS coordinates are listed on individual artist pages.
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