Landmarks Video presents Afro-Cosmonaut / Alien (White Noise) by Jefferson Pinder. The work screens February 1 - 28 on a media station in the ART building located on the corner of East 23rd Street and San Jacinto Boulevard.

Landmarks Video presents Mourning Rituals by A young Yu. The work screens March 1 - 31 on a media station in the ART building located on the corner of East 23rd Street and San Jacinto Boulevard.

Landmarks' collection is accessible 24/7 and many of the works are beautifully lit in the evening. Sculptures that spark thoughtful and dynamic conversation under the bright sun suddenly become quiet and contemplative, twinkling under the night sky.

Landmarks' Paws for Public Art, an annual wellness event that pairs works of art and animals to offer mental health breaks, returns to campus this spring. Hosted March 12 from 11 AM – 2 PM, the program brings miniature goats, hedgehogs, bunnies, chicks, and other animals to campus, with petting zoos stationed at four iconic works from Landmarks’ collection.

Ever seen sunrise in the Skyspace? Join Landmarks for a sunrise light sequence viewing on Friday, March 21. Hosted inside James Turrell's The Color Inside; William C. Powers Jr. Student Activity Center.

These occasional sessions are free and available by advanced reservation only. To attend please email reserve@LandmarksUT.org.

Landmarks Video presents Anxious Body by Yoriko Mizushiri. The work screens April 1 - 30 on a media station in the ART building located on the corner of East 23rd Street and San Jacinto Boulevard.

Spring is in full swing, which makes this the perfect time for the return of the Landmarks Bike Tour! UT Austin's Orange Bike Project will partner with Landmarks on this docent-led bike tour of the collection. Stops will include Mark di Suvero's Clock Knot, Nancy Rubins' Monochrome for Austin, and Sol LeWitt's Circle with Towers, among others. 

Landmarks Video presents I Can Only Dance to One Song by Arash Fayez. The work screens May 1 - 31 on a media station in the ART building located on the corner of East 23rd Street and San Jacinto Boulevard.

Join Landmarks for a free public tour of works in the collection. Meeting location and tour theme to be announced.