This School of Art interactive exhibition invites visitors to co-create an installation by adding to the collaborative fiber wall sculpture. Based on the teachings of bell hooks, and conceived of as a capacity-building game which later became an exhibition, “Where I’m From …” encourages finding connections with strangers through celebrating common lived experiences across time and […]
read moreRonald Rael will talk about his new initiative, “Mud y Robots,” a new paradigm in building construction, coupling humankind’s oldest building material with advanced additive manufacturing technology to create housing that can save the planet. The free lecture is part of the University of Arizona School of Art’s Visiting Artists and Scholars Endowment (VASE) series […]
read moreFor “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” Joseph Gross Gallery’s doors have been opened wide — to invite community partner artist groups in — to collaborate, play and co-create an exhibition while building capacity with the students and staff in the School of Art galleries program. Featuring artists from ArtWorks, The Projects, Tiny Town Surplus/Tanline Printing, […]
read moreThe Sky of the Seven Valleys Ala Ebtekar will discuss his most recent work, “The Sky of the Seven Valleys,” delving into the intricate interplay between terrestrial and celestial elements that inform his studio practice. In the University of Arizona School of Art’s first Visiting Artists & Scholars Endowment (VASE) lecture of the 2024-25 season, […]
read moreIf you’re a high school student or a community college transfer who’s thinking about becoming an art major, you’re strongly encouraged to attend National Portfolio Day in Tucson on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2024 at the University of Arizona School of Art, 1031 N. Olive Road. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., university representatives from 17 art […]
read moreThe School of Art’s Wildcat Art program, which serves K-12 students while providing hands-on teaching experience for undergraduate and graduate Art & Visual Culture Education students, will hold its annual exhibition on Saturday, April 27, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Lionel Rombach Gallery. Students, families and the public are invited to the free […]
read moreSpanning from the early 1770s to the late 1820s, Francisco de Goya’s art career coincided with one of the most turbulent periods in European history. Taking its point of departure from the title “I Saw It” given to a print in Goya’s The Disasters of War series, this wide-ranging talk by Andrew Schulz, vice president […]
read moreThe School of Art is proud to host its annual Donors & Scholars reception, which will include a pecha-kucha style presentation this year. Several students will share their artwork and projects, which were enabled by the generous contributions of donors, along with a slideshow of student work and research. • 2024 Donors & Scholars program: […]
read moreFour School of Art graduate students will present their research as part of the 33rd annual Art History Symposium on Friday, March 15, at the University of Arizona Museum of Art’s Retablo Gallery from 9 am to 4 pm. One of only 30 symposia in the country and the oldest of its kind, the free […]
read moreWait for It Joey Fauerso will discuss her studio practice and exhibitions over the last 10 years, exploring themes of gender, family, humor, history painting, utopian experiments and theatrical improvisation in “Wait for It.” Fauerso will talk about how collaboration, the integration of the domestic, and the intersections between painting and performance have been central […]
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