Singing for Justice tells the story of Faith Petric (1915-2013), a political radical, musician, mother, worker and grandmother who united folk music and activism through almost a century of American social movements. Q&A with filmmaker Christie HerringPLUS singalong with activist/folksinger Ted Warmbrand Free to attend and open to the public. Screening presented by DocScapes.
read moreShare your “I wish…” and witness how quiet hopes can become something powerful, visible, and alive. Students and community members are invited into a shared space for reflection, hope, and change. This student-led event centers the prompt “I wish…” and a screening of three short animated films and provides a space for audience participation to […]
read moreJoin JustArts Fellow Nagasriya Ramisetty for a poetry reading and art exhibition that explores Asian American mental health, identity, and diaspora through bold artistic reimaginings of Greek myth. Blending ancient narratives with contemporary lived experience, the exhibition invites audiences to reflect on the complexities of belonging, cultural inheritance, and emotional resilience within Asian American communities. […]
read moreMuseums across the University of Arizona are proud to offer free or reduced admission in celebration of U of A Museum Day 2026 on Saturday, April 4, 10a – 4p, including the Center for Creative Photography and the University of Arizona Museum of Art. Immerse yourself in a day filled with discovery and wonder, where […]
read moreAssociate Dean for Research Ellen McMahon will present “Knowing and Being: Words and Pictures” as part of the Applied Intercultural Arts Research Speaker Series on March 20. “Knowing and Being: Words and Pictures”Professor Ellen McMahonSlonaker House Living RoomMarch 20 @ 9:30aRefreshments and snacks provided In this talk, McMahon will discuss her work as the associate […]
read moreChildren of Las Brisas is a story of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of music set against the backdrop of Venezuela’s socio-political crisis. Filmed over a decade, the intimate coming of age documentary follows the lives of Edixon, Dissandra, and Wuilly, three resilient young musicians from the dangerous and violent suburb of Valencia, known as […]
read moreJoin us for Admitted Student Days at the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts – an exciting opportunity for newly admitted Wildcats to experience campus life, connect with future classmates, connect with their academic college, and get a firsthand feel for the Wildcat spirit! This special event is designed to help you imagine your […]
read moreDirector Dr. Jessica Zitter and producer Jen Gilomen will join us for a post-screening Q&A moderated by the film’s editor, FTV Professor Jacob Bricca, ACE at a free sneak preview screening of The Chaplain & The Doctor, Monday, March 2, at 7p. Betty Clark is an 80-year-old, African American chaplain on staff at The Wilma Chan Highland Hospital Campus, the level-one […]
read moreJoin Arizona Arts for the JustArts Fellows Presentation & Celebration on Friday, Feb 27, 2026, at the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre. The current cohort will share their projects and experiences followed by a Q&A panel. A reception with refreshments will follow the presentation and a chance to meet the Fellows. The JustArts Fellowship for Student Leaders in […]
read moreLesbian Looks is thrilled to welcome distinguished filmmaker Frances Reid to present two recently restored classic documentaries from the Gay Liberation era. After the screening, join Frances at the cash bar reception for continued discussion! GREETINGS FROM WASHINGTON DC(Rob Epstein, Frances Reid, Greta Schiller and Lucy Winer, 1981, 29min) Documents the first National March on Washington for Lesbian […]
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