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Chalk art festival sends out call to...

Oklahoma artists are invited to participate in the annual Montmartre judged sidewalk chalk art festival on the campus of the University of Science and Arts in Chickasha on April 5.

Educator's work exhibited in...

A print created by Steve Brown, professor of art at the University of Science and Arts, has been included in a printmaking exhibit and portfolio traveling the United States.

Montmartre 2012 Rules
Photography exhibit opens USAO Art...

Charles Rushton doesn’t rely on elaborate staging to create his photographs.

“Life is generous; I can find interesting photographs anywhere. And that is my main concern in photographing, to make interesting photographs,” Rushton says.

High school art contest registrations...

Cash prizes, public exhibition and multiple awards are up for grabs to the winners of this year’s Innovations art competition at the University of Science and Arts. Registration for high school artists is Feb. 22.

NYC tour announced for May 2012

CHICKASHA – The University of Science and Arts is sponsoring a six day, five night art and theatre tour to New York City that is planned for May 22 through May 27, 2012. The tour will be led by emeritus faculty member Roger Drummond and Jacquelyn Knapp, associate professor of art.

Check out the USAO Magazine today!

Every year, the university produces a new issue of the USAO Magazine to let our many friends and supporters know about this institution’s 108-year legacy and what our students, faculty, alumni and staff are doing to extend it into the future.

This year’s theme is Giving Back and it is chocked full of interesting articles, video features and slideshows that demonstrate all the ways that giving back impact the people around us.

Highlights include:

New Davis Hall painting nears completion

A colorful, rich and mysterious painting – that thoughtfully captures the interdisciplinary USAO mission – will greet students as they arrive on Aug. 29 for the first day of classes. Intricate and lush, the new work incorporates symbols drawn from literature, science, philosophy and history.