School of Art + Design News

Students at University of Oregon craft the Olympic apparel of the future

Sports Product Design students Lisa Ly, Austin Molina, and Louie Kochever talked with KGW8 about their Olympic gear designs.

Ski Cartel Probe Casts Shadow Over Winter Olympics Brands

In Bloomberg's latest piece, Susan Sokowloski comments on why ski companies were facing dire straits after the pandemic inflated initial demand for skiing equipment.

Peep the sheep helping Team USA stay warm at Olympics opening ceremony

Professor and Sports Product Design program founder, Susan Sokolowski, talks with USA Today about the Olympic Games US uniforms and the use of wool in their creation.

UO experts break down the coming Winter Olympics at media forum

Sports Product Design Professor and program founder, Susan Sokolowski, joins a panel of experts to talk about the performance, technology and global issues of the Winter Games.

Art & Technology Alumnus Talks About Building a Brand Based on Love for Portland

Marcus Harvey, BS ’12 (digital arts), is a Hillsboro, Oregon native who founded Portland Gear in 2014 after losing his job at a Eugene screen printing shop and moving back home. He said he had no expectation that this passion project would evolve to what it is today. He was just doing what he knew and loved, while creating a community of people who shared his passion for Portland.

New mural is latest step for emerging student artist

Stella Prichard, who graduated in June, is one of five student artists in Flourishing by Art, a new art initiative that supports the university’s strategic goal of helping everyone at the UO to flourish. Under the joint project of Housing Capital Construction and the Associated Students of the University of Oregon, Prichard and the other artists recently completed murals and a sculpture for three residence halls.

‘Two Birds,’ one mural: close friends practice art of collaboration

Students Dani Jacobs and Lucy Rutherford are a dynamic duo who have been creating art since middle school and recently completed a project that pushed their skills and relationship to the limit. Jacobs and Rutherford were among five student artists in Flourishing by Art, a new art initiative that supports the University of Oregon’s strategic goal of helping everyone at the UO to flourish. Their mural, featured in the Living Learning Center, was completed as a joint project of Housing Capital Construction and the Associated Students of the University of Oregon, with other artists recently completing murals and a sculpture for three residence halls.

“Field Guide” to flourishing: student mural provides catharsis, connection

Senior art student, Anthony Michael Ryder, is one of five student artists in Flourishing by Art, a new art initiative that supports the university’s strategic goal of helping everyone at the UO to flourish. Ryder’s black-and-white mural for Justice Bean Hall, “Field Guide,” showcases a rich nature scene that is deeply personal and cathartic for the artist.

Reflection on identity: student bridges cultures with mirror art

International student, Parisa Garazhian, is one of five student artists in Flourishing by Art, a new art initiative that supports the university’s strategic goal of helping everyone at the UO to flourish.

In the studio and beyond, Amanda Wojick inspires students to see themselves as artists

Amanda Wojick, professor of art and co-chair of sculpture in the Department of Art, has been awarded a Herman Award for Specialized Pedagogy from the UO Office of the Provost in recognition of Wojick’s critical insight, creative curiosity, and dedication to her students.