Rice Arts in the News

Moody Center for the Arts

Moody makes ‘Soundwaves’ for its spring show

Exhibition kicks off year of programming for art center’s fifth anniversary

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Department of Art

World’s third-largest comics festival will provide showcase for VADA professors

Huberman and Sperandio will shine a spotlight on two all-but-forgotten artists at the Angoulême International Comics Festival.

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Public Art

Glasscock unveils ‘spectacular’ LeWitt wall drawings

The Nov. 18 ‘Solebration’ celebrated the importance of art and ideas.

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Department of Art

Houston Folk Music Archive hosts full house at Rice Media Center

Houston’s folk music community reflects on 50 years of Anderson Fair.

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Moody Center for the Arts

Contemporary African art featured in Moody’s spring exhibition

Race, representation and the long-term effects of colonialization will be deliberated across three galleries as 10 contemporary African artists are showcased in next year’s spring exhibition.

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Public Art

Rice’s Glasscock School to display Sol LeWitt drawings, including major gift to Rice Public Art collection

Drawings by one of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries are going on display, with celebratory events to follow.

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Art History

Art history trip to London spotlighted in new Herring Hall exhibit

A new exhibition in Herring Hall captures the experiences of 10 Rice students who participated in HART in the World, a study abroad trip to London May 4-22, through photographs, journal entries and historical materials.

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Public Art

LeWitt wall drawings come to life at Glasscock School

Continuing Studies continues the legacy of an artist who changed the notion of public art.

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Department of Art

The art of paper art

Paper artist Anna Mavromatis, whose installation “unfolding” is on display at the Rice Media Center, demonstrated folds, bookmaking and paper construction Oct. 24.

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Department of Art

Hurricane Harvey redux: Art inspired by storm will “Flow” through downtown park

Buffalo Bayou’s banks become canvas for VADA professor Hunter’s newest piece Nov. 9.

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Department of Art

Printpalace hosts roundtable on Masterson’s latest work

Karin Broker, professor of printmaking and drawing in the Department of Visual and Dramatic Arts, hosted master printer Patrick Masterson Sept. 25 for an intimate roundtable talk at Rice’s Printpalace in Sewall Hall.

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Department of Art

‘As You Like It’ coming to Rice Theatre

Rice University Theatre will present William Shakespeare’s pastoral comedy “As You Like It” at Hamman Hall, 6100 Main St. Showtimes run Oct. 11, 12 and 17-19 at 8 p.m., with a matinee Oct. 13 at 3 p.m.

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