Congratulations to faculty Diana Kersey of Northwest Vista College. She was recently recognized by the Texas Society of Architects as a 2022 Artisan Award winner. The magazine said “Artisan Award Diana Kersey San Antonio Diana Kersey is a brilliantly talented visual artist whose work reflects a deep love of the land, flora, and fauna of Texas.
Wildcat Spirit Award by Erin Sherman This Wildcat Spirit recipient strengthens the NVC community through her passion for teaching and spirit of togetherness. She is an extremely talented artist with the ability to bridge creation and teaching to inspire her students. She is a trusted colleague willing to pitch in for the betterment of our
Congratulations to Northwest Vista College’s Diana Kersey for recently making the “Top 5” events in Texas by Glasstire – one of the oldest online art magazines in the country. Diana told Glasstire that her exhibition, “Good Natured” is about “the end of the world. It is about more ‘happy’ things too. For example, my love
Congratulations to Northwest Vista College’s Diana Kersey for recently making the “Top 5” events in Texas by Glasstire – one of the oldest online art magazines in the country. Diana told Glasstire that her exhibition, “Good Natured” is about “the end of the world. It is about more ‘happy’ things too. For example, my love
Congratulations to Northwest Vista College’s Diana Kersey for recently making the “Top 5” events in Texas by Glasstire – one of the oldest online art magazines in the country. Diana told Glasstire that her exhibition, “Good Natured” is about “the end of the world. It is about more ‘happy’ things too. For example, my love
Congratulations to Northwest Vista College’s Diana Kersey for recently making the “Top 5” events in Texas by Glasstire – one of the oldest online art magazines in the country. Diana told Glasstire that her exhibition, “Good Natured” is about “the end of the world. It is about more ‘happy’ things too. For example, my love
The Northwest Vista College Fine Arts department hosted “Cosmic Art Night” last Friday, March 3. It is estimated that around 300 people participated in the event from diverse areas of the NVC community. We collaboratively constructed a giant, glowing wood and woven plastic sculpture inspired by adjunct instructor Katie Pell. We also had a blast
The NVC Ceramics department hosted its first “Cosmic Clay Night” on Nov. 18 in the ceramics studio at the Palmetto Performing Arts Center from 6-9 pm. Ceramics department faculty and staff mixed UV light reactive pigments into clay and installed black lights throughout the studio. The NVC community was invited to enjoy the opportunity to try their hand at
Northwest Vista College faculty member, Diana Kersey and her colleague, Kambri Hernandez, took part in Luminaria on Nov. 11 at The Carver Community Cultural Center. They presented “Create. Collapse. Create.” It’s a performance work inspired by the perseverance, struggles, and successes of loved ones who live with a mental health disorder. The performance involves working glowing
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