Current & Upcoming

GALLERIES CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

With classes migrating to online-teaching and non-essential staff instructed to work from home, the School of Art galleries will be closed.

To continue to promote the exhibitions, and to allow students and community to engage with the artworks on display, we are striving to augment the online presence of these exhibitions by adding information about the artists, video walk-throughs of the exhibitions, and image stills of individual artworks.  We have added links to PDFs of brochures of the current exhibitions and will be adding additional materials for each of the exhibits this week.  Click on the links below to learn more about each of the exhibitions.

Thank you, and stay well.
Joe Arredondo, Director of Landmark Arts

33rd Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition
Juror: Jon Revett, Associate Professor of Art, West Texas A&M, Canyon
Art Building Studio Gallery
Continues through April 12, 2020.

Layered Voices: Process and Paper in Contemporary Native American Art
Curated by Dr. Lesley Wolff, Assistant Professor of Art History
Exhibition extended through May 17, 2020.
Art Building Landmark Gallery 

Sesenta y Ocho Voces/Sesenta y Ocho Corazones
68 Voices/68 Hearts
February 20-April 12, 2020
Presented in conjunction with INDIGENEITY: The 52nd Annual Comparative Literature Conference (March 5th-7th).
Art Building Folio Gallery

Jonathan Michael Castillo: Immigrant Owned
February 27-April 5, 2020
Art Building SRO Photo Gallery

 

LANDMARK ARTS promotes fine arts growth and development at Texas Tech School of Art through a comprehensive program of exhibitions, symposia and workshops, publications, and hands-on experience with working artists. As a component of the Texas Tech University School of Art, the strength of the program is in the integration of academic, professional, and real-world experience afforded by its broad association with the University and the Lubbock Community of arts supporters.

Landmark Arts exhibitions and speaker programs in the Texas Tech University School of Art are made possible in part with a generous grant from the Helen Jones Foundation of Lubbock. Additionally, we thank the J.T. and Margaret Talkington College of Visual and Performing Arts for the support provided for programs in the School of Art.