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a. Sebastiaan Bremer, I’ve been holding my breath now for a while now #2, 2021, archival pigment print, 12 7/8 x 19 in.

National Gallery of Art acquires limited edition prints from USF’s Graphicstudio

The National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. has announced it will archive 16 prints published recently by the USF Institute for Research in Art’s Graphicstudio. This marks another chapter in a decades-long relationship between the two institutions, celebrating Graphicstudio’s pioneering role in the intersection of art and education.

January 30, 2025Announcements

Architectural models.

USF faculty recognized at AIA Tampa Bay Honor and Design Awards

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Tampa Bay Chapter hosted its annual Honor and Design Awards, celebrating exceptional contributions to the field of architecture. Several faculty members from the University of South Florida’s College of Design, Art & Performance received prestigious awards, recognizing their commitment to education, mentorship, and innovative design.

January 28, 2025Announcements, Architecture

A group of people stands in awe of a projection of a night sky with a gallaxy in the MOSI digital dome.

USF students and MOSI spotlight new era for digital dome planetarium

The Museum of Science & Industry is set to redefine immersive learning and entertainment with the unveiling of America’s second-largest digital dome planetarium, as announced in a recent press release from MOSI. Students from USF’s College of Design, Art & Performance were invited to explore the space to imagine the real possibilities this groundbreaking technology holds for their art.

January 17, 2025Art & Art History

A wall of 12 national flags with black and white American flags screen printed on top of them, by artist Eddy A. López (b. 1978, Matagalpa, Nicaragua), In-Dependencia, 2021-2022. Courtesy of the artist.

The USF Contemporary Art Museum presents X Factor: Latinx Artists and the Reconquest of the Everyday

X Factor locates dynamic entry points into the ongoing discussion and expansion of the term Latinx through the work of fifteen of America’s leading contemporary artists. The exhibition grounds a series of redefinitions of “Latinity” in the everyday lives of its creators, especially where artworks and creative processes reconquer novel meanings from hackneyed and conventional ideas of ethnicity, race, class, politics, representation, and the various histories of US migration.

January 8, 2025Announcements

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