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Spring 2026 Events


Something Grander Still Convening - Day Two

Location:
The Wittliff Collections; 7th Floor
Cost:
Free
Contact:
Carla Ellard
ce10@txstate.edu
Campus Sponsor:
The Wittliff Collections
Organized with the Art Galleries at Black Studies at The University of Texas at Austin, this program brings together eight artists who embraced photography, film, and video as part of their entwined artistic and activist practices from the mid-1970s to the 1990s. Invited artists will discuss their various projects to recover then-unsung photographic histories; to rethink the politics of representation is art and mass media; and to open art and educational institutions to the large and diverse publics they serve. Delving into the connections between these artists’ efforts, this convening offers a group oral history of 1980s photography and the politics of identity. This event page is for day two at Texas State University Click here for more information
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La Ofrenda: Selena in Art and Pop Culture

Location:
The Wittliff Collections
Cost:
Free
Contact:
Hector Saldaña
has81@txstate.edu
Campus Sponsor:
The Wittliff Collections
The Wittliff Collections invites you to a conversation with artists Marc Burckhardt and Sara Hickman and photographer Al Rendon to talk about their artwork on display in the Wittliff's exhibition “The Selena Effect.” Click here for more information
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ADMISSION
Wittliff Collections events are OPEN TO THE PUBLIC and FREE, unless noted. Call 512.245.2313 if you need more information about upcoming events.

DIRECTIONS + PARKING
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ACCOMMODATION + ACCESS
If you require accommodations due to a disability in order to participate,
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VIDEOS
For videos of some of our past events, see the EVENT VIDEOS page or watch on YouTube.
Videos of the Therese Kayser Lindsey Literary Series readings can be viewed on the site for Texas State's literary journal, Front Porch.