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The Department of Art seeks applicants for this full-time, tenure-track faculty position with a deadline of January 8, 2024.

The Department of Art remembers a dear friend, colleague, and former chair on the occasion of her passing.

Two artist-educators consider flexible teaching methods, fostering autonomous growth, and the purpose of critique.

The prestigious foundation awards financial assistance to students and young artists from all over the globe.

Art Matters Foundation assists artists who make work intending to break ground aesthetically and socially.

The St. Paul-based social practice artist will bring Freeway Stories to Lanesboro in 2024 to share stories of and relationship with highways, freeways, and interstates.

The fifth year of residencies have been selected for The Liberal Arts Engagement Hub, part of the University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts.

Stay Human brings together nine women and nonbinary artists who make the human figure a focus of their work.

Honoring our Indigenous students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community partners.

On World Teachers' Day, we celebrate the amazing educators inspiring students and changing lives across the College of Liberal Arts.

A brief history of the effort it took to build the state-of-the-art facility, which is hosting a public Celebration Thursday, September 28.

A Q&A with artist and BFA alum Fawzia Khan, who left a career in medicine to pursue a calling in the arts.

The Department of Art presents the work of 13 retired faculty, one of three anniversary exhibitions celebrating the Regis Center for Art.

The Department of Art presents the work of 22 current students, one of three anniversary exhibitions celebrating the Regis Center for Art.

The Department of Art presents the work of current faculty and staff, one of three anniversary exhibitions celebrating the Regis Center for Art.

A Q&A with the Associate Professor of Sculpture at UMN-Duluth and UMN-Twin Cities MFA alum about his time at Regis and how he balances art and education.

As co-chair of the University’s Data Science Initiative (DSI), Galin Jones’ goal is to deepen our knowledge—how we understand the world and improve our society.

Join us in welcoming the five amazing artists who make up the Graduate Class of 2026.

Sound Art orients us to listening as a mode of creating and experiencing art.