A Laramie local travels back home to document how the Matthew Shepard tragedy changed her home town. An award-winning documentary by School of Theatre, Film & Television professor Beverly Seckinger. What: A screening of Laramie Inside Out followed by Q&A with filmmaker Bev Seckinger and film participantsWhere: Loft Cinema, Theatre 3When: Tuesday, Oct. 10, 7:30pmCost: Free
read moreIn tandem with the UAMA exhibition Pulse: Weavings and Paintings by Marlowe Katoney, Velma Kee Craig (Diné) will give a gallery talk on contemporary Indigenous weaving. Craig is Assistant Curator at the Heard Museum and a textile artist who teaches Diné weaving workshops across Phoenix. She has co-curated multiple Heard Museum exhibitions, including Substance of Stars, […]
read moreStrike a pose! It’s Fashion Week season, and this round of Art Trivia Happy Hour is very en vogue. All questions will have a fashion connection, with a special focus on textiles in honor of UAMA’s upcoming Pulse exhibition. As usual, the multiple choice questions will be fun for all trivia lovers (no art background needed) and […]
read moreKick off the fall season with extended hours, free admission, and lots of artsy fun at UAMA’s Art After Dark! In honor of Desert Triangle Print Carpeta, a current exhibition featuring 30 printmakers from the American Southwest, we’re celebrating all things prints! Our local Tanline Printing will be giving letterpress demos, and Anita Maksimiuk and Hanan Khatoun – printmakers […]
read moreThis round of Art Trivia Happy Hour is twice as nice because there are two ways to play! You can either attend virtually, as usual, or join the fun in person at UAMA’s Art After Dark event. Did you know that prints compose about half of the UAMA permanent collection? For this reason, and in honor of Desert Triangle Print Carpeta – a current exhibition of prints by […]
read moreThe University of Arizona School of Dance invites you to attend “Dance Visions,” an engaging panel discussion and interactive event moderated by Duane Cyrus. “Dance Visions” offers audience members an up-close look at the multifaceted world of dance. Seating is first-come, first-served for this unique event that promises to enrich public understanding of the art […]
read moreThe University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography (CCP) presents “W. Eugene Smith: A Life in Pictures” in the Alice Chaiten Baker Interdisciplinary Gallery. CCP houses the W. Eugene Smith archive comprising 2,600 photographic prints in CCP’s fine print collection and volumes of artifacts, recordings, and other materials. Smith, who died in 1978 in Tucson, […]
read moreWhat do an up-and-coming basketball star with a fear of bright lights, a JFK Musical murder mystery, a filial (but criminal) son, a swingin’ good time, the drama of a stranger, an outlandish parade, a cursed video game, a grieving widower, two parallel New Year’s Eves, a relationship ending event, and a life lived behind […]
read moreThis third and final installment of the Spring 2023 Lecture Series brings Dr. Sarah K. Khan to the Center for Creative Photography. Dr. Khan is an author, photographer, multimedia maker, and producer of Migrant Kitchens. Dr. Khan works at the crossroad of food, culture, and migration. Her solo, group exhibitions, and film screenings are available to browse on her website. In this lecture, “Contemporary […]
read moreJoin us on Saturday, April 22, 2023, at the Center for Creative Photography (CCP) to enjoy Earth Day in the Arts District! From 1-4p, artists and environmental advocates from the student body and Tucson community at large will be presenting their work in the name of sustainability, climate justice, and environmental appreciation. College of Fine […]
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