As the 2024 U.S. election draws near, and we are inundated with campaign ads, Landmarks' screening of Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese's anthology, "Political Advertisement X," seems particularly relevant.

Landmarks has recently published Sarah Oppenheimer C-010106, a new book highlighting our 2022 public art commission for the Cockrell School of Engineering.

Now in its sixth season, Listening with Landmarks is a digital initiative featuring playlists curated by prominent Austin musicians and music personalities.

Landmarks recently welcomed two new interns, Jo Roznovsky and Angela Liu, who joined our Education and Communications departments, respectively. Learn more about them in this blog.

Learn how Landmarks’ education intern, Maddie Cannings, helped design and lead workshops for students attending the UT Prep Summer Camp.

Sound healer Sonic Starchild (Jen Vu) returns to the Skyspace this fall for Wellness Wednesdays, a sound bath series hosted inside James Turrell's "The Color Inside."

Landmarks is pleased to welcome Lindsay Hamm Havekost as its new Assistant Director for Collections.

This fall marks the fifteenth season of Landmarks Video, a curated program of highly regarded and influential video art from the past seven decades.

Landmarks welcomes SoJo Gonzalez as its inaugural Arts Administration Fellow. Learn more in our welcome interview with SoJo!

On April 8, Austin experienced a total solar eclipse. To celebrate the historic event, Landmarks invited award-winning musician Kelly Richey to create an eclipse-inspired composition for the Skyspace.

Last spring, Landmarks unveiled Tras los ojos (Behind the Eyes), a digital print on canvas by Los Angeles-based artist Eamon Ore-Giron.

Nisa Barger, Landmarks Assistant Director of Collections, bids farewell to Landmarks at the end of this month. Before her departure, we sat down with Nisa to discuss her time at Landmarks.