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Tucson becomes global stage in final year of Center Stage
Tucson becomes global stage in final year of Center StageLEARN MOREArizona Arts Live, the University of Arizona’s official performing arts presenter, is proud to announce its participation in the final year of Center Stage. Center Stage is
Arizona Arts Live, the University of Arizona’s official
Six new projects blend creativity and community impact
Six new projects blend creativity and community impactLEARN MOREThis year, six Arts Research + Resilience projects were awarded funding through a continuing partnership between the Arizona Institute for Resilience and the College of Fine
This year, six Arts Research + Resilience projects were
Step inside the sounds of the brain
Step inside the sounds of the brainLEARN MOREImagine hearing the hum of your brain, its electrical signals transformed into a symphony of sound. What would it reveal about your mind, your health, or the hidden rhythms of
Imagine hearing the hum of your brain, its electrical
'boundary migratory' connects U of A dance with arts scene
'boundary migratory' connects U of A dance with arts sceneLEARN MOREOn Nov. 2, the Blue Lotus Artist Collective in downtown Tucson came alive with 'boundary migratory,' a unique performance curated by Cyrus.
On Nov. 2, the Blue Lotus Artist Collective in downtown
Fall Arts Preview 2024 from Arizona Arts
Fall Arts Preview 2024 from Arizona ArtsLEARN MOREArizona Arts presents a 2024 fall semester of experiences to engage audiences on campus at the University of Arizona and in the community.
Arizona Arts presents a 2024 fall semester of experiences
Making sense out of the senseless
Making sense out of the senselessLEARN MOREMarcos Serafim wants to make sense out of the senseless when it comes to processing data and information with his recent art installation.
Marcos Serafim wants to make sense out of the senseless
Reading one poem 1,000 times to strangers in Berlin
Reading one poem 1,000 times to strangers in BerlinLEARN MOREArt alumnus Martin Krafft's artist-in-residency project goal: Reading one poem to 1,000 strangers in Berlin.
Art alumnus Martin Krafft's artist-in-residency project
How can the arts inform future space exploration
How can the arts inform future space explorationLEARN MOREHow can the arts can intersect with space exploration? A four-person all-artist crew undertook a simulated moon mission to find out.
How can the arts can intersect with space exploration? A
Sewing in Space
Sewing in SpaceLEARN MOREIvy Wahome is set to embark on a space simulation in Biosphere 2 for the Imagination 1 all-artist crew, March 10-15.
Ivy Wahome is set to embark on a space simulation in
All-artist crew to undertake a six-day simulated moon mission
All-artist crew to undertake a six-day simulated moon missionLEARN MOREAn all-artist crew from the University of Arizona, a writer, dancer, poet and textile artist, will undertake a six-day simulated moon mission.
An all-artist crew from the University of Arizona, a
Arizona Arts at TEDxUArizona 2023
Arizona Arts at TEDxUArizona 2023LEARN MOREArizona Arts was well represented at TEDxUArizona: Spirit of Wonder on Nov. 1 at Centennial Hall. Now you can watch all of the talks here.
Arizona Arts was well represented at TEDxUArizona: Spirit
Jeremy Denk to launch new artist residency for piano
Jeremy Denk to launch new artist residency for pianoLEARN MOREJeremy Denk to launch the inaugural Sandra F. Lai Residency in Piano at the University of Arizona School of Music, Oct. 27-29.
Jeremy Denk to launch the inaugural Sandra F. Lai Residency
Fall Arts Preview 2023 from Arizona Arts
Fall Arts Preview 2023 from Arizona ArtsLEARN MOREArizona Arts proudly presents a 2023 fall semester of art, dance, music, theatre, comedy, spectacle and more at the University of Arizona.
Arizona Arts proudly presents a 2023 fall semester of art,
Arizona Arts Live announces 2023-24 year
Arizona Arts Live announces 2023-24 yearLEARN MOREArizona Arts Live presents its 2023-24 year, featuring an extraordinary array of world-class artists and captivating new experiences.
Arizona Arts Live presents its 2023-24 year, featuring an
Arizona Arts Events and Activities Expectations
Arizona Arts Events and Activities ExpectationsLEARN MOREKeeping with the university’s core values, Arizona Arts strives for inclusive excellence and seeks the highest standard of ethical conduct.
Keeping with the university’s core values, Arizona Arts
Meet Peter Torpey of Live and Immersive Arts
Meet Peter Torpey of Live and Immersive ArtsLEARN MOREPeter Torpey is the Live and Immersive Arts program director, which includes a new interdisciplinary degree in the College of Fine Arts.
Peter Torpey is the Live and Immersive Arts program
New opportunities for cultivating arts research
New opportunities for cultivating arts researchLEARN MORENew opportunities for cultivating arts research are available to College of Fine Arts faculty, like RII seed grants and Udall Fellowships.
New opportunities for cultivating arts research are
Free student tickets for dance, music, theatre and Arizona Arts Live
Free student tickets for dance, music, theatre and Arizona Arts LiveLEARN MOREArizona Arts is excited to share that this semester, college and high school students are eligible to attend many performances for free!
Arizona Arts is excited to share that this semester,
Ripple Effect takes Dorsey Kaufmann to Venice
Ripple Effect takes Dorsey Kaufmann to VeniceLEARN MOREDorsey Kaufmann’s immersive installation, “Ripple Effect,” was exhibited in Venice, Italy, at the ACM Conference on Creativity and Cognition.
Dorsey Kaufmann’s immersive installation, “Ripple
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Medici Monday: Chuan Choy
Medici Monday: Chuan ChoyLEARN MOREChuan Choy spent the summer conducting musical performances and research in Argentina and Brazil, supported by the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle. Choy, a second-year
Chuan Choy spent the summer conducting musical
Medici Monday: Kate Eid
Medici Monday: Kate EidLEARN MOREKate Eid attended a dance intensive in Paris, France, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle Eid, a junior majoring in dance and creative writing,
Kate Eid attended a dance intensive in Paris, France,
Artist alumna grows into a farmer
Artist alumna grows into a farmerLEARN MOREWhat does an artist have in common with a farmer? Alex Atkin (BA ’08, Studio Arts) says it’s the ability to make something beautiful come from
What does an artist have in common with a
Arts students join "Roots for Resilience,' building data science skills
Arts students join "Roots for Resilience,' building data science skillsLEARN MOREGraduate art students Lori Hennessy and Andrés Cabellero joined the “Roots for Resilience” cohort to build capacity in data science and AI skills at the University of
Graduate art students Lori Hennessy and Andrés Cabellero
Sasha Schick reflects on her years with the jazz showcase
Sasha Schick reflects on her years with the jazz showcaseLEARN MORESeven years ago, 15-year-old high school student Sasha Schick attended her first Arizona Jazz Dance Showcase. “I was nervous going into the weekend as I didn’t know
Seven years ago, 15-year-old high school student Sasha
Medici Monday: Andrés Caballero
Medici Monday: Andrés CaballeroLEARN MOREAndrés Caballero attended a photography workshop in Snowmass, Colorado, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle. Caballero is a third-year MFA student
Andrés Caballero attended a photography workshop in
Medici Monday: Macy Halverson
Medici Monday: Macy HalversonLEARN MOREMacy Halverson attended an ‘opera scenes’ program this summer in Vicenza, Italy, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle. Halverson, a fourth-year
Macy Halverson attended an ‘opera scenes’ program this
Arizona Arts honors 2025 Excellence Award recipients
Arizona Arts honors 2025 Excellence Award recipientsLEARN MOREThe Arizona Arts Excellence Award recognizes an undergraduate student, graduate student, staff, and faculty who use their research, creative activity, leadership, and service to
The Arizona Arts Excellence Award recognizes an
