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On Campus Events

OnCampus Events pulls timely information about events at The University of Texas at Austin from the all-new university-wide OnCampus events calendar.

Listings for Sunday, July 5

Learn about Intellectual Entrepreneurship pre-grad school internship
8 a.m., Fall course. The Intellectual Entrepreneurship Pre-Graduate School Internship is an opportunity for undergraduate students to work closely with a graduate student mentor and/or faculty member.

Center offers summer volunteer opportunities in Texas
8 a.m., All across Texas. Volunteering Across Texas: More than 74 percent of University of Texas at Austin students make a huge difference in Austin through volunteering during the school year.

"WorkSpace: Jim Drain" featured at Blanton
10 a.m., Blanton Museum of Art (BMA). In the next installation of the Blanton's WorkSpace series, Miami-based artist Jim Drain is designing a dense sculptural environment for a new series of video vignettes that feature mysterious performances amid found objects, recycled equipment and building supplies. Sci-fi fantasy, philosophy, music, ruminations on architecture and survival, the forests outside Berlin and a recent trip to Portugal all inform what is sure to be a memorable new commission.

"Now and Tomorrow 6": CRL exhibition showcases student art
noon, Creative Research Lab (CRL). The Greater Tomorrow Youth Art Program, in collaboration with selected Austin area public school art teachers and the Creative Research Laboratory (CRL), presents "Now and Tomorrow 6," an exhibition of artwork from pre-kindergarten to twelfth-grade students in Austin area schools. The exhibition is designed to facilitate interaction between participating K-12 students, art teachers, parents and members of the UT Austin community, and celebrate the visual and material culture of Austin area youth.

"Francisco Matto: The Modern and Mythic" showcases Uruguayan artist
1 p.m., Blanton Museum of Art (BMA). This summer, the Blanton Museum of Art is pleased to present "Francisco Matto: The Modern and the Mythic," the first comprehensive exhibition in the United States of this pioneering Latin American artist.

Blanton tour presents "Francisco Matto: The Modern and the Mythic"
2 p.m., Blanton Museum of Art (BMA). Join one of the Blanton's docents on a tour of our new summer exhibition, "Francisco Matto: The Modern and the Mythic."


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