UTSA’s most academically diverse college, the College of Liberal and Fine Arts contributes to the education of virtually every student at UTSA. In addition to exemplary teaching, the college produces quality research and creative works in the arts, humanities and social sciences.
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College of Liberal and Fine Arts Events
View All EventsAug - Oct
28 - 3
2026
Exquisite Entropy: Photographs by Trish Simonite, 1972-2025The exhibition Exquisite Entropy: Photographs by Trish Simonite, 1972 – 2025 offers audiences the opportunity to enjoy exemplary works from multiple periods produced across Simonite’s celebrated career.
Sep - Oct
3 - 10
2026
Antithesis in Contemporary CollageAntithesis in Contemporary Collage is an exhibition emphasizing high contrasts in paper collage, bricolage, and assemblage.
April 21, 2026
UT San Antonio School of Art Ranked #143UT San Antonio School of Art was ranked #143 for graduate schools in the US by U.S. News & World Report.
December 15, 2025
Endia Hayes, Ph.D. Publishes Article in Sage JournalsDr. Endia Hayes, Assistant Professor at UTSA publishes article, "Sensing the Black femme: Spit's obsessions and pleasures in Aunt Dicy Tales," in Sage Journals.
December 12, 2025
Dr. Catherine Clinton interviewed by The Guardian about the one-act play Oh, Mary!Dr. Catherine Clinton, UTSA Professor of History and author of Mrs. Lincoln: A Life, gives her take on the one-act play Oh, Mary! for The Guardian.
