Visual Arts News

As an art director and visual effects supervisor, Michael Viscione ’08 blends creativity and technology to create viewer experiences for big-budget shows.

UCF animation alumni worked behind the scenes on some of the biggest movies from the last decade.

The comic book series was created in partnership with one of Limbitless’ prosthetic arm recipients Zachary Pamboukas, who inspired the hero of the story.

Several programs within the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design were highlighted among the top 100 rated by the Animation Career Review.

The dean focuses on collaborative, interdisciplinary and community-centered activities.

Robert Rivers was selected as the winner of the Orlando Museum of Art’s 2021 Florida Prize in Contemporary Art.

The film “Marching Forward” by a Burnett Honors College class tells the story of how bands at two Orlando segregated high schools—one black and one white—helped bring the city together.  

University presentations, discussions and artworks will be part of “Pompeii: The Immortal City” at the science center through Jan. 24

The five-story hotel’s celestial decor is in recognition of the university’s early days in connection to space exploration and Kennedy Space Center.