Angelo State University Studio Arts

Angelo State University Studio Arts This page is dedicated to the Studio Arts sector of the Visual and Performing Arts Department at ASU.

Art around Carr by our talented students! 🎨🫟📜
10/07/2026

Art around Carr by our talented students! 🎨🫟📜

Captured here are more shots from last weekend’s Edward’s Trust exhibition opening and dinner. Faculty, students and com...
10/07/2026

Captured here are more shots from last weekend’s Edward’s Trust exhibition opening and dinner. Faculty, students and community members enjoyed seeing paintings from 3 fantastic artists and sharing a tasty meal with them!

The last few days consisted of the Edward’s Trust Exhibition opening at the Mayer Museum and the three artists’ lectures...
10/03/2026

The last few days consisted of the Edward’s Trust Exhibition opening at the Mayer Museum and the three artists’ lectures the following day. Please come to the Mayer to view the incredible work of Adam Fung, John Hartley and Kevin Muente!

10/02/2026

Come join us for the opening of our new Henry Edwards Trust exhibit!

Free entry!
Thursday, October 1st, 2026 5:00-8:00 P.M.
Featuring works from Adam Fung, John Hartley, and Kevin Muente.

Pictured here are some painting and portfolio prep students helping Professor Hall uncrate paintings by Kevin Muente and...
09/23/2026

Pictured here are some painting and portfolio prep students helping Professor Hall uncrate paintings by Kevin Muente and evaluate their condition for the upcoming exhibition at the Mayer Museum. Stay tuned for more info on the upcoming exhibition opening!

On Monday, Professor Natalie Wadlington’s watercolor class was fortunate enough to host contemporary watercolorist Clara...
09/23/2026

On Monday, Professor Natalie Wadlington’s watercolor class was fortunate enough to host contemporary watercolorist Clara Nulty as a visiting artist. 

Nulty began the day by leading a workshop on painting with alternative surfaces, demonstrating to the students that watercolor paints can be applied to more than just paper! She then gave a lecture about her practice, and talked about how she uses watercolor in the expanded field. Finally, she spent the afternoon giving individual studio visits to the advanced watercolor students, where she gave feedback on the independent projects that they’re pursuing throughout the semester.

We were inspired by both her practice and her inventive use of watercolor, thank you for the visit!

Congrats to all who exhibited work at the West Texas Regional Show at the Kendall Art Gallery. ASU studio art students, ...
09/18/2026

Congrats to all who exhibited work at the West Texas Regional Show at the Kendall Art Gallery. ASU studio art students, alumni and faculty took home prizes. 🏅 🖼️ 🎨

On display until November 30 in Carr Gallery 193 is Robert Weingart’s “The Shape of Attention.” This exhibition is open ...
09/17/2026

On display until November 30 in Carr Gallery 193 is Robert Weingart’s “The Shape of Attention.” This exhibition is open and free to the public. Weingart will also be giving a gallery talk on November 12 in Carr EFA 101 at 3 pm on his body of work. See you there!

ASU Studio Art alumni, faculty, and current students have pieces at the West Texas Regional Show at the Kendall Art Gall...
09/16/2026

ASU Studio Art alumni, faculty, and current students have pieces at the West Texas Regional Show at the Kendall Art Gallery. The opening is this Thursday at 6pm and open to public. See you there!

ASU Studio Art Faculty Spotlight-This summer, Professor Surl participated in a 40 day artist residency at Belger Arts in...
09/15/2026

ASU Studio Art Faculty Spotlight-
This summer, Professor Surl participated in a 40 day artist residency at Belger Arts in Kansas City, Missouri. The residency provided him with dedicated studio space and the opportunity to work intensively on his current research and ceramic practice.
Located near downtown Kansas City, Belger Arts also allowed Professor Surl to engage with the city’s vibrant art and cultural community. During his residency, he visited museums, galleries, and exhibitions, gaining new perspectives and inspiration that he brought back to the classroom and incorporated into his teaching.
As part of his professional development, Professor Surl also had the opportunity to visit the studio of world-renowned ceramic artist Jun Kaneko. The visit allowed him to experience Kaneko’s large-scale ceramic works and explore the facilities and production processes of a nationally recognized ceramic studio. The experience provided valuable insight into large scale ceramic fabrication and further informed Professor Surl’s own studio research and teaching.

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