Seven undergraduate artists selected as ’23-’24 Catron Scholars will be featured in a special Andrews Gallery exhibition Feb. 19-23, adding yet another student-driven dimension to W&M’s Year of the Arts.
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This 2023-2024 Muscarelle Museum construction project is the museum’s second renovation, expanding not only infrastructure, but also the opportunities for both the Museum and the University’s Art department to showcase, promote, and celebrate all forms of creative expression.
Local Williamsburg virtual news station, WYDaily, features W&M Studio Art Senior Capstone Show at The Matney Gallery
Events happening throughout the Spring '22 semester in the Art & Art History department
David Brashear, director of the Muscarelle Museum of Art at William & Mary, will present design details and project dates for the facility’s expansion and renovation as The Martha Wren Briggs Center for the Visual Arts during an information session at the museum next week.
Roberto Jamora will be researching and then seeking to capture in imagery the history and experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans at William & Mary.
Amy Zhao’s knowledge of blockchain technology goes back to a course she took through William & Mary’s Global Research Institute. Now she wants to use her expertise to help others, including artists who face intellectual property threats.
The names of those who were enslaved by William & Mary slowly have been emerging during the past decade. This academic year, artists at the university have added faces, hands and other textured marks of belonging and humanity.
A digital showcase of undergraduate accomplishment will roll out throughout the month of April.
Events happening in the Art & Art History department, some virtually and some for the WM Campus community.
This fall’s pandemic conditions have brought new challenges as well as discoveries for students participating in the COLL 100 photography class, which Lecturer of Art Eliot Dudik teaches.
The 2020 Art History majors' student-curated the exhibition, SCALES OF CHAOS - The Dance of Art and Contemporary Science now online!
Attendees can experience a wide variety of topics, sights and sounds during the spring semester's arts happenings at William & Mary.
Steve Prince, director of engagement and distinguished artist in residence at the Muscarelle Museum of Art, completed his yearlong Links Steamroller Project Nov. 7 beside the Wren Building.
Willie Anne Wright ’45 discovered pinhole photography by chance. Or perhaps it was fate.
Professor of art history, Charles Palermo, helped craft a petition that played an important part in the fight to save a '30s fresco cycle from destruction in San Francisco.
This fall, the Muscarelle Museum of Art will serve as both an exhibit space and laboratory for a new interdisciplinary course that blends art and science.
Alumnus Dr. William H. Sterling leaves a gift that would benefit the university's Department of Art & Art History
A full slate of performances, writing talks and exhibitions open to the university and local communities is planned for the fall at William & Mary.
Edwin Pease, senior lecturer in the Department of Art & Art History, has taught at William & Mary since 1990 while also working full-time as a partner in Stemann Pease Architecture. His students get the best of both worlds.
Latest Muscarelle exhibition "Objects of Ceremony" showcases WM Art History student curation.
New exhibitions, events and programming are planned at William & Mary’s Muscarelle Museum of Art this spring, including a student-curated exhibition.
There's something for everyone in the spring semester's cultural offerings at William & Mary.
In both teaching and research Xin Conan-Wu, associate professor of art and art history at William & Mary, emphasizes how landscapes span time and place.
Numerous events commemorating 100 Years of Women at William & Mary are part of a full schedule of arts and entertainment.
