1. Portfolio review for prospective art students

    Art Days 2023 at the University of Arizona School of Art is an outreach and recruitment event. We invite local high school and community college students to become familiar with our program and cutting-edge facilities. In addition, there is also a Portfolio Review session in which prospective students can bring their work and get an […]

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  2. Dr. Kim Cosier ‘Art Build’ lecture, workshop

    Dr. Kim Cosier, professor of art education in the Peck School of the Arts at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, will give a lecture and direct a workshop, presented by the School of Art’s VASE Lecture Series and the Racial Justice Studio. VASE Lecture Series | Art Builds PowerNov. 2, 5:30p at CCP … FREE Dr. Cosier […]

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  3. Over, Under, Through.

    In this collaborative drawing exhibition, visitors of all skill levels are welcome to draw directly on the wall of the Lionel Rombach Gallery with the provided materials. Visitors can draw as realistically or abstract as they’d like. “Over, Under, Through” was organized by the University of Arizona School of Art Galleries and First Year Experience […]

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  4. Art Education Research Institute National Symposium

    The School of Art’s Art & Visual Culture Education program will host the Art Education Research Institute’s annual national symposium Oct. 19-21. The Art Education Research Institute (AERI) supports critical, systematic, empirical, and theoretical research and scholarship. That research addresses key intellectual and practical issues in the field of art education. AERI seeks to promote […]

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  5. VASE Lecture Series: Vincent Valdez

    Vincent Valdez kicks off the Visiting Artists and Scholars Endowment (VASE) series.  Based in Houston and Los Angeles, Valdez is recognized for his monumental portrayal of the contemporary figure. His drawn and painted subjects remark on a universal struggle within various socio-political arenas and eras. Valdez (b. 1977, San Antonio, Texas) received a full scholarship to […]

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  6. Para Seguir Adelante: Stories of Migration

    The University of Arizona School of Art presents “Para Seguir Adelante: Stories of Migration” at the Lionel Rombach Gallery, featuring artists Lisa Elmaleh, Luis Sotero, Moysés Zúñiga Santiago and Anahí González Terán. Join the school for a community roundtable on Thursday, Sept. 21, at 5:30 p.m. with photographer Lisa Elmaleh; Isabel Garcia, founder of La Coalición de Derechos Humanos; and Raquel Rubio […]

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  7. Pulse: Weavings and Paintings by Marlowe Katoney

    First trained as a painter at the University of Arizona School of Art, Winslow-based artist Marlowe Katoney (Diné) was taught to weave by his maternal grandmother in 2010. Since then, Katoney has used a hybrid approach to his weaving practice, combining elements from painting, color theory, perspective, and composition with traditional Navajo iconography and designs. […]

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  8. Roots of Resilience

    The University of Arizona School of Art and the Lionel Rombach Gallery present the first exhibition of the 2023-2024 school year, “Roots of Resilience.” This exhibition features artwork by undergraduate students, Lyrissa T., Linda, Garcia Escobar and Gem Elena Abarca. “Roots of Resilience” delves into their personal histories and investigates the roots connected to their identities. As members […]

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  9. Ecotone: Between Nature and Art

    Four contemporary artists working in drawing, painting and photography — including School of Art Professor Ellen McMahon — are part of an exhibition, “Ecotone: Between Nature and Art,” at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum from June 17 to Aug. 13. An ecotone is a transition zone where ecological systems meet and mingle as they transition from one ecosystem […]

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  10. Arizona Biennial Artist Spotlight — Archive + Memory

    Join Arizona Biennial 2023 artists lydia see (School of Art galleries director) and Safwat Saleem at the Tucson Museum of Art as they share insights on archive and memory. The two also will talk about their artistic process and their works in the Arizona Biennial — and how they relate to their larger body of works. The Biennial continues until […]

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