The Conversation: Fake Iron Age Artists
Norman Daly’s 1972 exhibition “The Civilization of Llhuros” presented fiction as fact – and reminded viewers of just how easily they could be duped.
Art Exhibition to Promote Continued Healing after Gatlinburg Wildfires
The exhibition Wildfire Recovery through Art and Public Memory opens Monday, August 1, at the Anna Porter Public Library, featuring more than 40 drawings that document the devastating impact of the wildfires and the mountain communities’ response.
Luce Foundation Grant to Support New Exhibition on Mound
The McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, received a $300,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to support the exhibition, a related website, educational outreach, and programming for “A Sense of Indigenous Place: Native American Voices and the Mound at University of Tennessee.” The exhibition will be presented
Alumnus Sees Continued Success on the New York Stage
Conrad Ricamora (’12) is playing Seymour in “Little Shop of Horrors” in New York City.
UT Libraries Acquires Beauford Delaney Collection
UT Libraries have acquired the personal archive of renowned modernist painter Beauford Delaney.
Alumnus Makes Met Opera Debut
Bass-baritone Rocky Sellers made the most of his mainstage Met Opera debut.
Bringing Theatre to All
UT’s Clarence Brown Theatre brings the magic of theatre to underserved audiences.
Alumna Wins Second Tony Award
Ashlee Latimer (’16) won her second Tony Award for co-producing The Inheritance.
Alumnae Design ‘It’s Great to Be a Tennessee Vol’ Mural
A new mural designed by UT alumnae showcases why it’s great to be a Tennessee Vol.
Students, Local STEM School to Design and Build Mobile Design Lab
The collaborative program aims to offer youth an introduction to the design discipline and address diversity in the interior architecture profession.
Acting Program Globally Ranked 13th
UT maintains its ranking among the nation’s top graduate acting programs.
Architecture Students Reimagine the Future of US Cities
Students in UT’s College of Architecture and Design partnered with the world’s largest architecture firm for a studio class. They recently published a book of their work.