College of Fine Arts
Directing a play during a pandemic: Q&A with Miss Molly director
Theatre TCU’s production of Miss Molly*, streaming Sept. 3-6 on YouTube, is a student-written, directed and designed production. Originally sla...
The Art Galleries at TCU open call for submissions for upcoming mask exhibition
In a year of dramatic change, The Art Galleries at TCU has found a way to inspire creativity amongst the TCU community. CREATE + PROTECT: Fashioning S...
TCU Magazine: Elizabeth Theban’s Thesis Focuses On How “The Fox” Changed Art Criticism
A short-lived ’70s journal that used Marxist ideology had a significant influence on the art world. by Caroline Collier Capitalism and art have alwa...
Choreographing a socially-distanced semester
Dancing in a socially distanced world is challenging, but certainly not impossible. Much like Theatre TCU, the TCU School for Classical & Contempo...College of Fine Arts / School for Classical & Contemporary Dance
TCU College of Fine Arts appoints Lori Diel, Ph.D., Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development
The TCU College of Fine Arts has named Lori Diel, Ph.D., its new associate dean for research and faculty development. In this role, Diel will work to ...
Design professor facilitates hands-on learning opportunities for students in a socially distanced world
With plans to teach online this fall, Department of Design instructor Jan Ballard is adapting real-world projects that would otherwise happen in-perso...
TCU Magazine: From ‘Twin Peaks’ to ‘Us,’ She Sets the Scene
Ruth De Jong is a top Hollywood production designer. by Lisa Martin With credits ranging from films like Us and Manchester By the Sea to TV shows ...
Music professor’s flipped classroom approach engages students virtually
As part of the TCU Connected Campus plan, all faculty, including the School of Music’s Sean Atkinson, have undergone extensive training to design an...