Photograph of turtles outside Environmental Education, Science & Technology Building on the UNT campus.

Photograph from the deinstallation of the exhibition "On Bodies: Selections from the Texas Fashion Collection and the Goss-Michael Foundation" that was held in the Goss-Michael Foundation Gallery in the Design District in Dallas from the fall 2017 through spring 2018. This image shows the introduction text for the exhibition, drafted by TFC director Annette Becker and Goss-Michael Foundation staff person PJ Heill.

Photograph from the deinstallation of the exhibition "On Bodies: Selections from the Texas Fashion Collection and the Goss-Michael Foundation" that was held in the Goss-Michael Foundation Gallery in the Design District in Dallas from the fall 2017 through spring 2018. This image shows UNT College of Visual Arts and Design art education graduate student and Texas Fashion Collection graduate assistant Shoshana McIntosh and TFC collection manager Janelle McCabe deinstalling pants by Alexander McQueen for Givenchy.

Photograph from the deinstallation of the exhibition "On Bodies: Selections from the Texas Fashion Collection and the Goss-Michael Foundation" that was held in the Goss-Michael Foundation Gallery in the Design District in Dallas from the fall 2017 through spring 2018. This image shows a Zac Posen evening dress next to fine art mounted on a wall and mannequins on the ground.

Photograph of a student's sketch of a Michael Faircloth evening coat in the Texas Fashion Collection's holdings. UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fashion design undergraduates studied illustration with Professor Annie Chang and sketchedtextile textures from Texas Fashion Collection artifacts in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of a student's sketch of several Texas Fashion Collection artifacts. UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fashion design undergraduates studied illustration with Professor Annie Chang and sketchedtextile textures from Texas Fashion Collection artifacts in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of students sketching garments in the Texas Fashion Collection's holdings. UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fashion design undergraduates studied illustration with Professor Annie Chang and sketched textile textures from Texas Fashion Collection artifacts in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fashion design undergraduates studying illustration with Professor Annie Chang and sketching textile textures from Texas Fashion Collection artifacts in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of embroidery expert Kat Diuguid speaking to students about the tambour embroidery on an Oscar de la Renta design. UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fibers students examined the embroidered garments at the Texas Fashion Collection under the supervision of Visiting Assistant Professor Gabe Duggan, in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of UNT College of Visual Arts & Design visiting Assistant Professor Gabe Dugan sitting next to embroidery expert Kat Diuguid while Texas Fashion Collection collection manager Janelle McCabe looks on, all of them are examining an eighteenth-century menswear ensemble in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of students and researchers gathering around an eighteenth-century embroidered menswear ensemble. UNT College of Visual Arts and Design fibers students examined embroidered garments at the Texas Fashion Collection, with support from visiting embroidery expert Kat Diuguid and under the supervision of Visiting Assistant Professor Gabe Duggan, in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. They are representing the UNT campus' branch of the NAACP organization. One student is wearing an NAACP shirt. Another is standing up and speaking into a microphone. Behind them students are holding a Black Lives Matter flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and the Library Mall can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. They are representing the UNT campus' branch of the NAACP organization, one student is wearing an NAACP shirt. Behind them students are holding a Black Lives Matter flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and the Library Mall can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT Nerdfighters Seth Knievel (red pants), the Director of Internal Affairs and Vice President of the organization, and TJ Campbell (Marvel shirt), the Director of Events for the organization, participating in the counter-protest. A section of the larger group of students involved in the counter-protest can be seen behind them. Knievel appears to be speaking to one of the demonstrators with another standing to his side. The demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street next to Willis Library.

Photograph of the National Street Preachers anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on Highland Street on the UNT campus, March 29, 2018. The event was listed on the National Street Preachers Conference website as "Outreach to the University of North Texas." In the foreground students and community members gather to photograph, watch the protest, and counter protest. Three signs held by representatives of the National Street Preachers can be read: "BLM Rent A Riot," "Every Real Muslim is a Jihadist," and "Got AIDS Yet". A YPG (People's Protection Units) flag can be seen to the left of the frame.The Business Leadership Building is partially visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. One student is speaking into a microphone. They are surrounded by other students representing the campus branch of the NAACP organization and the BLM movement. Behind them students are holding up a Black Lives Matter flag and a Pride flag. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street near the Library Mall and Willis Library.

Photograph of UNT students' counter-protest of the National Street Preachers anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on Highland Street on the UNT campus, March 29, 2018. The event was listed on the National Street Preachers Conference website as "Outreach to the University of North Texas." A student in the foreground of the photograph holds a pride flag. The Business Leadership Building is visible in the background.

Photograph of students crowded into the entrance of Library Mall from Highland Street in order to counter protest against representatives of the National Street Preachers Conference who staged an anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-Black Lives Matter, and anti-Muslim protest on the UNT campus, March 29 and 30, 2018. The Business Leadership Building can be seen in the background.

Photograph of UNT students during a counter-protest, held in response to a protest led by demonstrators associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. Students gathered for two days by the Library Mall on W. Highland Street. The flags they are holding represent the LGBT+ community groups. The rainbow flag represent all who identify as members of the LGBT community; the pink, yellow and blue flag represents the pansexual community; and the blue, black, purple, white and pink flag represents the genderfluid community. In the background Willis Library is visible.

Photograph of three UNT students during the counter-protest against demonstrators on campus. One is holding a sign that reads "Jesus loves you for who you are". The other two are crouched down and holding hands underneath the sign. The original demonstrators are associated with the National Street Preachers Conference. The events took place off of W Highland Street and Willis Library can be seen in the background.