Learning Tuscany: Mille Otto

While studying the rich cultural history of what is now central Italy, students participating in the Learning Tuscany program produced their own works of art. With a concern for immediacy and portability, students were tasked with finding honest, direct and experimental ways to respond to the highly immersive conditions each day brought.

The Learning Tuscany summer program at The University of Texas at Austin focuses on the art and architecture of Tuscany and central Italy. Students live and work at Santa Chiara, a restored convent that now hosts students from across the United States. Students explore myriad ways of seeing the significance of Tuscany through careful collaborations by two University of Texas at Austin faulty members who focus on the art and art history of the region of Tuscany.

Organized by Ann Johns (faculty, Art History) and Dan Sutherland (faculty, Studio Art).

Artists

Alicia Amberson
Amy Anderson
Celeste Ballien
Madi Beavers
Erin Branscum
June Chee
Annie Daubert
Abigail Davis
Sasha Fishman
Shelby Flowers
Tesch Jerles
Logan Larsen
Jenna Ma
Alyssa Miller
Machaela Moore
Mackenzie Nissen
Wagner Nors
Jade Partain
Caroline Richardson
Noel Rivera
Julia Sunderman
Jorge Vara
Sierra Villalobos
Christina Willis
Elizabeth Wood