Chris Stagl's exhibit will be featured from now through March.
Last summer, Associate Design Professor Chris Stagl took his first teaching abroad trip to the Changzhou Institute of Technology in Changzhou, China. Six months later, 30 of the thousands of photos he captured during his visit are on display in China in a solo exhibit titled, “Facades: Changzhou.”
The relationship was established by Art and…
A pair of former presidential photographers provided the focus of this year's M. Stanton Evans Symposium on Money, Politics and the Media.
Former White House photographers Paul Morse and Ralph Alswang spoke to journalism faculty and students, along with Art and Design students and staff, at the M. Stanton Evans Journalism Symposium on Thursday.
After the morning presentation and Q&A session, afternoon workshops were available to students. Both photographers recounted their experiences and stories from working at…
Barrettes is one of the photos that will appear in the exhibit "The Promise of Living/The Tender Land" by Jerry Siegel, opening Jan. 20 at the IAC.
A photography exhibit by Selma native Jerry Siegel, will open at Troy University’s International Arts Center on Friday, Jan. 20.
The exhibit, “The Promise of Living/The Tender Land,” combines portraiture of Southern artists and residents of Alabama’s Black Belt with Siegel’s street and landscape photography. An artist’s reception will be held from 5 to 7…
This photo by Charles Moore captures scenes of Civil Rights protestors in Birmingham being hit with high-pressure water hoses.
An exhibit of photographs of scenes and people of Alabama, on loan from The Do Good Fund collection in Columbus, Ga., is on display at Troy University’s International Arts Center through Nov. 18.
Lauren Henkin’s photograph “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness” is also a part of the exhibit.
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