NELLY & NADINE tells the unlikely and harrowing love story of Belgian opera singer Nelly Mousset-Vos and Nadine Hwang, the daughter of a Chinese ambassador to Spain. Nelly and Nadine meet in the darkest of times on Christmas Eve, 1944, in the Ravensbrűck concentration camp. Through newly recovered personal diaries and Super-8 home movies, NELLY & […]
read moreAn all-star artist panel will discuss “Preserving the Legacy of Black Storytelling Through Art” at ALIVE! on Feb. 6 at the Marroney Theatre, in collaboration with the Black Faculty Speaker Series. Join us for an inspiring evening that celebrates the power and legacy of Black storytelling. ALIVE! brings together artists, educators, and performers across spoken […]
read more“El Pueblo 50,” a historic exhibition sharing the stories of resilience from the living heart of Tucson’s Southside, ends Feb.7 with a closing peña, dreaming toward the next 50 years. Feb. 7 | El Pueblo Neighborhood Center101 W. Irvington Road. Tucson, AZ4–5p – Music & Conversation: A Tribute to Radio Rebelde5–6p – Pop-up Teatro & Final Reflection The event […]
read moreJoin dynamic local storytellers as they take the stage and give voice to some of the stories that shape our bodies throughout our lives. Discussing her devotion to drawing and painting real human bodies, including her own, artist Bailey Doogan explained: “our bodies are full of stories.” Inspired by this phrase, UAMA and Odyssey Storytelling invite you […]
read moreThe University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) presents the fifth annual New Directions Festival: Broken, a curated evening of original works created entirely by students, March 26-29, at the Tornabene Theatre on the University of Arizona campus. The event is FREE and open to the public. Seating is general admission and […]
read moreNELLY & NADINE tells the unlikely and harrowing love story of Belgian opera singer Nelly Mousset-Vos and Nadine Hwang, the daughter of a Chinese ambassador to Spain. Nelly and Nadine meet in the darkest of times on Christmas Eve, 1944, in the Ravensbrűck concentration camp. Through newly recovered personal diaries and Super-8 home movies, NELLY […]
read moreExplore the artistic life and legacy of Bailey Doogan in this conversation with fellow artists, former students, colleagues and collectors, presented by the University of Arizona Museum of Art. Panelists Terry Etherton, Doug Nielsen, Cynthia Miller and Ann Simmons-Myers will illuminate the personal and often collaborative processes Doogan used to create her work, as well […]
read moreJoin the School of Theatre, Film & Television and Row K Entertainment for a special advance screening of Dead Man’s Wire, the latest film from acclaimed director Gus Van Sant, taking place one day before its nationwide theatrical release. Dead Man’s Wire tells the extraordinary true story of the 1977 kidnapping that transformed aspiring Indianapolis entrepreneur Tony Kiritsis into […]
read moreArt critic and writer Eleanor Heartney delves into the work and significance of artist Bailey Doogan in this virtual talk with University of Arizona Museum of Art. Bailey Doogan’s art is infused with the revolutionary ideas swirling around feminist thinking in the early 1980s. This talk by Eleanor Heartney looks at how feminist ideas about […]
read moreThe Center for Creative Photography hosts “Making a Life in Photography: Rollie McKenna,” the first survey of the prolific career of American photographer Rosalie (Rollie) Thorne McKenna (1918-2003), Jan. 31, 2026 – May 16, 2026. After graduating from Vassar College in 1940, McKenna worked independently as a sought-after architectural and portrait photographer, making unique yet […]
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