Tucson legend, folklore icon Big Jim Griffith remembered
Beloved Tucson legend and folklore icon Big Jim Griffith died peacefully at his home in December. He was 86.
read moreBeloved Tucson legend and folklore icon Big Jim Griffith died peacefully at his home in December. He was 86.
read moreAssistant Professors Jackie Glazier and Marissa Olegario perform “intertwine” at the Tucson Botanical Gardens. The composition by Los Angeles-based artist Sarah Gibson was inspired by MJ Levy-Dickson’s bird’s nest drawings. Gibson writes “I imagine these two parts as a mother bird and a baby bird as the latter gradually learns now to leave the nest.” […]
read moreTamika Lawrence (BFA ’10, Musical Theatre) was called “a stunning singer” by the New York Times theatre critic in a “Black No More” review.
read moreArizona Arts students, faculty, and alumni will show SXSW the quality and diversity of the arts, artists, and creative inquiry in Tucson.
read moreThe University of Arizona’s “Wonder House” will make its debut at the 2022 SXSW, three days of speakers, musicians and immersive experiences.
read moreLast summer Sasha Reist attended Earl Mosley’s dance intensive thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts’ Medici Circle Donors
read moreThe School of Art launches a new symposium series examining Asian photography, starting with “Photography and Korea: History and Practice.”
read moreThis past summer Nadari Hockenhull researched and studied the depth and impact of the American Negro Spiritual, thanks to the Medici Circle.
read moreChristian Paris Blue (BFA ’20) danced in the historic production of “Fire Shut Up in My Bones” for the Metropolitan Opera this past fall.
read moreDr. Marcela Molina will conduct the 2022 Youth Honor Choir conductor at the Western American Choral Directors Association Conference.
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