A student works on a lithography stone in the printmaking studio.
Assoc. Prof. Aaron Holz in Eisentrager•Howard Gallery.
Shelves of beginning student work in the undergraduate ceramics studio.
Plate by Professor Emeritus Gail Kendall.
Students pose for the camera during a UNL led summer study abroad trip to London and Paris.
Detail of print by Cather Professor of Art, Karen Kunc.
Undergraduate painting studio during a typical class.
Detail of sculpture installation by Yinghua Zhu, MFA 2010.
Undergraduate drawing studio.
Welcome
Students in the Department of Art and Art History at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln enjoy the full college experience of great academics, an active social environment, and excellent career preparation. As an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, UNL’s Department of Art and Art History meets the highest academic standards required of all professional art and design schools.
Lincoln, Neb. - Abigail Rice, a senior from Lincoln, Neb., came to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with the plan of majoring in engineering. After her first physics class, Rice discovered it wasn’t for her.
Lincoln, Neb. - Emmy Award-winning actress Marg Helgenberger and Academy Award-winning film editor Mike Hill have joined the Hixson-Lied Advisory Board.
Lincoln, Neb. - Danielle Dewees, a junior from Nelson, Neb., was involved with 4-H while growing up. When she visited the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as a prospective school, she asked if there were any opportunities to work in the 4-H department.
Lincoln, Neb. - University of Nebraska–Lincoln Associate Professor of Art History Wendy Katz has received a 2013 Smithsonian Senior Fellowship. She will conduct research in Washington, D.C., from January to April 2014.
Lincoln, Neb. - The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Department of Art and Art History presents the work of this semester's graduating seniors in the "BA/BFA Capstone Exhibition" April 29-May 3 in the Eisentrager-Howard Gallery in Richards Hall.
A closing reception will be held on Friday, May 3 from 5-7 p.m. in the Gallery. The reception is free and open to the public.
