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Informal Cities Workshop to Take Place October 26-28

WashU’s 2023 Informal Cities Workshop examines the intersections of cultural identity and human agency in St. Louis and East Los Angeles.

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Meleko Mokgosi Publication Release and Signing Celebration

Meleko Mokgosi will work have publication release and signing celebration

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Applications Open for 2024 Stone & DeGuire Contemporary Art Awards

Applications are now open for the next cycle of Washington University’s Stone & DeGuire Contemporary Art Awards.

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Elementary and Middle School Students Explore Architecture in Summer Alberti Program

This Sam Fox School’s Alberti Program welcomed 32 students from 15 schools across the St. Louis to its day camp–style architecture curriculum this summer.

Meleko Mokgosi leaning against a wall next to his black and white artwork

A middle school student in a blue shirt is sitting at a table using glue on his architecture project.

WashU’s 2023 Informal Cities Workshop examines the intersections of cultural identity and human agency in St. Louis and East Los Angeles.

Meleko Mokgosi will work have publication release and signing celebration

Applications are now open for the next cycle of Washington University’s Stone & DeGuire Contemporary Art Awards.

This Sam Fox School’s Alberti Program welcomed 32 students from 15 schools across the St. Louis to its day camp–style architecture curriculum this summer.

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Sep 18, 2023 • College of Art

Meleko Mokgosi Publication Release and Signing Celebration

several students standing around instructor participating in art workshop

Sep 1, 2023 • College of Art

Fall 2023 Fox Fridays Workshops

Sep 1, 2023 • College of Art

Sam Fox School Public Lecture Series begins Sept. 22

photo of film installation by Crystal Z Campbell

Aug 10, 2023 • College of Art

Crystal Z Campbell Named 2023-24 Freund Fellow 

poster for Non Stndrd show that says title Lived-In and names the artists

Aug 9, 2023 • College of Art

Sage Dawson’s STNDRD Receives Grant to Launch Exhibition Space

Students in regalia at commencement ceremony

May 15, 2023 • College of Art

Sam Fox School Celebrates Graduating Class of 2023

Mar 20, 2023 • College of Art

WashU’s 94th Annual Fashion Design Show Set for April 22

Mar 20, 2023 • College of Art

The air that inhabits: 2023 MFA in Visual Art Thesis Exhibition to open April 8

Blurred images of people in motion at the exhibition

Mar 9, 2023 • College of Art

Applications Open for First Annual Des Lee MFA Alumnx Residency

Feb 15, 2023 • College of Art

Two MFA-VA Candidates Awarded Scholarships for Fine Arts Work Center Summer Workshop

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Feb 15, 2023 • College of Art

Students Compete in 2023 Annual Laskey Charrette

Burkina institute of technology photo courtesy of francis kéré

Jan 13, 2023 • College of Art

Sam Fox School spring Public Lecture Series begins Jan. 19

Cover of zine created by Diana Hoffman (BFA25)

Nov 22, 2022 • College of Art

Student-made zines acquired by Washington University Libraries

Model wearing black jacket, short white skirt, and tall black boots.

Nov 22, 2022 • College of Art

International Textile and Apparel Association recognizes Sam Fox School faculty and students

Nov 18, 2022 • College of Art

Two MFA students awarded Graduate Student Thesis Research and Production Grants

2022 global incubator seed grant recipients sam fox school

Nov 13, 2022 • College of Art

Sam Fox School Faculty Awarded Global Incubator Seed Grants from McDonnell International Scholars Academy

Spread of a zine with cream and light blue pages. Music notation extends across the left page, and on the right page, the text "Keep Off Grass" sits in a frame on top of another diagram and an amorphous shape filled with grass texture.

Oct 17, 2022 • College of Art

TL;DR and the Case for Making as Research

Oct 10, 2022 • College of Art

‘Speaking of Fashion: A Conversation with Diane von Furstenberg’

Two hands hold a silver colander against a white wall. The colander has a yellow dish sponge stuck to one side and a hair clip clipped to its base.

Sep 1, 2022 • College of Art

Tamara Johnson Named 2022-23 Freund Teaching Fellow

Inside a museum, a young Black woman stands next to a larger-than-life, black & white drawing installation composed on an L-shaped section of wall. On one wall, two rows of Black women remove striped socks from unseen figures' feet in an almost assembly line fashion. On the adjacent wall, a cloudlike formation of hair curls around the corner.

Aug 30, 2022 • College of Art

‘I feel really supported’

A multi-part installation with a full-wall mural portrays a joyful party scene. The installation comprises framed portraits of Black individuals in vibrant, patterned garments; balloons and colorful bunting (real and painted); and, in the foreground, a white picnic table with blue, orange, and purple party hats. The paintings are executed in a graphic style, with segmented of color blocks reminiscent of stained glass.

Aug 26, 2022 • College of Art

Fall 2022 Public Lecture Series Announced

On a green hill in a gallery, people sit and stand, relaxing, as if in a park. A blue yarn inverted-hill form floats above it. The head of a person standing beneath the form disappears into the space above.

Jul 20, 2022 • College of Art

Hurtling Through Space

On a bright green background, three mobile phone screens demonstrate an augmented reality app. The screens show ancient artifacts overlayed with text that addresses the object's complicated origin and acquisition story.

Jul 12, 2022 • College of Art

Unseen Histories (and Uncomfortable Truths)

A disorienting view of small sunflowers, almost abstractly encircling a rusty sign that reads Danger: Work Zone.

Jul 12, 2022 • College of Art

Nature Persists

Jul 6, 2022 • College of Art

2022-23 Fulbright Scholars Announced