Faculty

The Blanton is dedicated to working with university faculty to create unique learning experiences for students and to provide access to information and resources for both.

Building Bridges Across Disciplines
The Blanton is the principal home for works of art at the University of Texas. The museum's diverse collections and campus location make it a fantastic resource for every campus department. Faculty in disciplines ranging from Astronomy, History, Latin American Studies, Mathematics, Music, Political Science, Religion, Social Work, and Spanish and Portuguese regularly use the Blanton as a classroom resource.

Whether you would like to schedule an introductory class visit to the museum, design an in-depth class visit based on a particular exhibition, artist, or artwork, or if you have an innovative idea for collaboration, Blanton staff will work closely with faculty to build strong, creative connections between curriculum and current exhibitions.

Faculty Programs:

  • University Classes
    Each semester the Blanton welcomes faculty and their students to the museum. Museum visits can include introductory tours, self-guided visits by faculty, or interdisciplinary collaborations between faculty and the Blanton's manager of University Programs that meet curricular needs.
  • Special Faculty Events
    The Blanton periodically offers special events for faculty, including behind-the-scene museum tours and informal social events in the museum galleries. Faculty is also invited to contact the museum to organize an event for a specific department.
  • UT Staff
    The Blanton can develop customized experiences for any campus group interested in having a meeting or special event at the museum. UT organizations that serve retired faculty and staff as well as Elderhostel, continuing education, and alumni groups regularly schedule visits to the Blanton.

For more information about faculty and staff programs, or to schedule a visit with your campus group, please contact Suzanne Moore, Manager of University Programs, at (512) 471-5512 or suzannemoore@mail.utexas.edu.

Please visit our calendar for program dates and times.