U of A Museum Day is back for its second year! Here’s how, CCP, UAMA and its Archive of Visual Arts are marking the occasion. At UAMA, enjoy free admission all day (10a-4p) and special programming from (Noon-4p). Explore books and zines in the Mobile Abolition Library ― on the road from Albuquerque, NM ― […]
read moreJoin Dr. Jamie A. Lee for an engaging presentation that explores archives not just as collections of documents but as living, evolving spaces filled with emotion and history. AIAR Speaker SeriesFriday, March 282-3pSlonaker House Through stories and records from community archives they founded, Dr. Lee will examine how archives shape and are shaped by the […]
read moreTURN UP Multimedia Festival 2025 features composer and data instrument designer Chi Wang, guest performer saxophonist Edward Goodman, his students in the U of A Saxophone Ensemble, and 26 selected artists around the globe, March 20-22. All events will be held at Crowder Hall and are free to the public. Chi Wang is an assistant professor of […]
read moreSara Fraker, associate professor of oboe at the School of Music, will speak about her most recent multidisciplinary project, “Watershed Soundscape,” as part of the AIAR Speaker Series. Sara’s innovative collaborations often explore intersections of music and ecology. She collaborated with dendrochronologist Margaret Evans (Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research) and Australian composer Lachlan Skipworth to commission […]
read moreThe 2024-25 JustArts Fellows cohort will present their interdisciplinary projects addressing social issues through the arts. Each presentation will showcase their creative work, from visual arts and performances to community initiatives, aimed at fostering social change. “Digital Art Inspired by Indigenous Tradition” “Tucson Zines Online — Creating a Digital Archive of Tucson Zines Throughout the Years” “Harmonizing Movement: […]
read moreJoin us for another night celebrating Latin American music, community, and cultural exchange at the 4th Ave Coalition Space. This month’s featured performers will be El SurCo and Q’iru! At La Peña del SurCo, we honor Latin American folk & popular music traditions from Argentina, Chile, and beyond while fostering a sense of togetherness and […]
read moreThrough workshops and guest speakers, “Fit to Perform” addresses body positivity, self-expression, and writing with elements of theatre, music, and writing, presented by JustArts Fellow Taryn Williamson. Guest speakers include School of Theatre, Film & Television instructor Roweena Mackay, Arizona Theatre Company member Gretchen Wirges and TFTV Associate Professor Elaine Romero. This is an amazing networking opportunity for anyone […]
read moreJoin School of Dance Assistant Professor Sarah Lisette Chiesa for a unique, 40-minute interactive “happening” during the First Saturday ArtWalk at Steinfeld Gallery. This immersive event invites participants to explore their energetic presence through guided movement exercises inspired by Feldenkrais, body-mind centering, and breath work. As you enter, you’ll receive a small task on a piece of paper. At a designated time, you’ll […]
read moreAn art installation, “Hearing the Invisible,” visitors will be able to hear the sounds of brain waves, turning cutting-edge neuroscience into a mesmerizing exploration of sound and space. Attendees can walk through a 25-foot interactive brain, hear live readings of EEG brain activity and enjoy a musical composition, inspired by the signals that course through our minds, […]
read moreA conversation with artist Hank Willis Thomas and collector Jordan D. Schnitzer, presented by the University of Arizona Museum of Art. This free event will take place at the CCP Auditorium on Feb. 15 at 1p. Based in New York, Hank Willis Thomas is among the most prominent contemporary artists of the past 25 years. […]
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