The Art of Adaptation

In the midst of the pandemic, College of Fine Arts students found innovative and creative ways to pursue their passions and connect with the campus and community.

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The 33 areas of undergraduate study and 24 areas of graduate study lay a foundation of excellence through academic and artistic rigor.

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Join a passionate community that fuels your talents and sparks your personal growth. TCU’s College of Fine Arts is a hub of scholarship and creativity in North Texas for musicians, designers, artists and more. From here, you’ll access a dazzling array of art museums, performing companies, symphonies and theatres, as well as industry leaders in design and fashion merchandising.

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We empower individuals to pursue their passions, elevating the arts through their intelligence, talent and values. Horned Frogs are prepared to be global leaders.

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Career Ready: TCU Class of 2021 Already Making an Impact

Another graduating class of Horned Frogs is ready to change the world for the greater good. Finishing strong amid a pandemic, members of the class of ...

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Art class creates collaborative art installation for TCU Race & Reconciliation Initiative

Twelve students in Dan Jian’s Drawing II class collaborated this semester on “We Can, Together,” an art installation for TCU’s Race an...

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Play inspired by the recent murder of Botham Jean by police officer Amber Guyger premieres at TCU

For Bo: A Play Inspired by the Murder of Botham Jean by Officer Amber Guyger will premiere later this month as part of Theatre TCU’s spring season. ...

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Theatre TCU students create virtual Senior Showcase to reach industry professionals

A cherished tradition since 2014, Theatre TCU’s annual Senior Showcase is an important part of the department’s professional preparation for actin...

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Alice, a multiracial Black woman with short curly golden hair, wearing a sleeveless tank top, is crawling on her forearms with her knees in Laurel's footplate. Laurel, a pale white woman also wearing a sleeveless top, is arching her back on the ground as she is dragged along the floor. Their wheelchair wheels are stacked and shine in the light. The sky in the background is full of deep red and orange sunset hues; blue and white projections of figures and constellations fall across the ramp and the floor. Photo by Chris Cameron, courtesy MANCC.
SCCDance hosts disability arts company Kinetic Light to teach accessibility and equity in dance

Over the past several weeks, students and faculty in the School for Classical & Contemporary Dance (SCCDance) have worked virtually with guest art...

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