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School of Art to Host Inaugural Events in the New Studio and Design Center - Vimarsana News

School of Art to Host Inaugural Events in the New Studio and Design Center

The events this Friday and Saturday include a chainsaw carving demonstration by visiting sculptors Robyn Horn and Sandra Sell, as well as an exhibition, designer talk and workshop by Alexandria Canchola.

Source: uark.edu
Designers, builders OK'd for UAFS job - Vimarsana News

Designers, builders OK'd for UAFS job

Trustees approved design professionals and construction managers/general contractors for a building expansion at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith, as well as several namings of buildings.

Designers, construction managers for University of Arkansas at Fort Smith project get board OK - Vimarsana News

Designers, construction managers for University of Arkansas at Fort Smith project get board OK

LITTLE ROCK -- University of Arkansas trustees approved design professionals and construction managers/general contractors for a building expansion at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith on Thursday as well as the naming of several of buildings.

UA gift honored with room name - Vimarsana News

UA gift honored with room name

A flexible studio space/classroom at the Anthony Timberlands Center for Design and Materials Innovation will be named for the Tim and Beverly Graham family in recognition of their $300,000 contribution.

Fine Arts Center renovation to make building 'best of both worlds' - Vimarsana News

Fine Arts Center renovation to make building 'best of both worlds'

FAYETTEVILLE -- When the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville's Fine Arts Center opened in 1951, it was "definitely cutting edge" as the first multidisciplinary academic arts building in the country, gaining instant acclaim due to its design by famed architect Edward Durell Stone.