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A sepia-toned photograph of a white male in early adulthood seated outdoors. He is wearing a white letter sweater with a T on the breast.

The 1914 Football Team Goes Deep

Early in my career at the Stark Center, we developed an exhibit about the 1914 football team, an undefeated, national-championship-winning squad, which was an easy choice of subject given the 100-year anniversary in 2014, the team’s remarkable dominance (they outscored their opponents 358 to 21), and the way the roster had become a veritable “who’s...

June 30, 2025June 30, 2025
A painting by Igor Galanin of a woman wearing a festive green suit holds a barbell overhead with one hand. The barbell has purple globes on each end.

Remembering Igor Galanin

I recently learned that the artist Igor Galanin passed away this fall on Saturday, November 16. I was so sorry to hear of his passing and know that there are many who will miss him dearly. Although I was not part of the team that traveled to New York to collect or return the paintings...

December 16, 2024July 3, 2025
The SEC Celebration and New Exhibits

The SEC Celebration and New Exhibits

As many Longhorn sports fans are now very well aware, the University of Texas Athletics was officially welcomed into the Southeast Conference on Sunday, June 30th, beginning a new era of Longhorn sports history. To commemorate the occasion, the President’s office and Texas Athletics partnered up to host a campus-wide event that Sunday, opening all...

August 14, 2024August 16, 2024
A photograph of The Rogue Fitness Gallery. Table-style display case in the foreground with a double door vinyl wrap of Hafthor Bjornsson completing a deadlift in the backdrop.

Curator’s Corner: Recognition and Branding

Curator’s Corner is a series of monthly blog posts that reports on the latest happenings, updates, acquisitions, and projects at the Stark Center. Because my work focuses on exhibit design and gallery management, the Curator’s Corner blog series will have a specific focus on our gallery spaces. Readers can expect these blogs to report on...

March 8, 2024August 14, 2024