Mapping Q is partnering with Campus Health Wellness Wednesdays! Come and increase your wellness IQ in a creative and supportive space for LGBTQ+ students. In what ways is your pleasure marginalized? What activities or objects in your life make you happy? During this workshop, create a poster showcasing the things that bring you pleasure, and think […]
read moreCFA students, are you interested in a creative career? Do you have a passion for the arts? Join us for an “ask me anything” conversation with visiting artists and alumni. Find out about activism through performance and the arts from a nonprofit interdisciplinary ensemble. You will hear exclusive stories, gain insider advice, and connect with […]
read moreJoin the JustArts Fellows 23/24 cohort for their final presentations and a celebration on Monday, March 25, at the University of Arizona Museum of Art. This event is an opportunity to learn from the JustArts Fellows about their inspiration, education, and connection with the broader Arizona Arts community. Presentations begin at 3p. Reception to follow. […]
read more“The B Word” is a documentary about one man’s exploration of what it means to be Black, gay, and beautiful. The film was conceived and performed by Jared Shamberger, presented by the University of Arizona LGBTQ+ Resource Center and Arizona Arts’ Racial Justice Studio. Jared Shamberger, a playwright, performer, and director, interviews Black gay men of various ages […]
read moreCFA students, are you interested in a creative career? Do you have a passion for the arts? Join us for an “ask me anything” conversation with visiting artists and alumni. Learn what it’s like to be a full-time filmmaker, actor, director, playwright, theatre director, and arts educator in the inaugural “Ask Me Anything!” conversation with […]
read moreDr. Alex Nava is Professor of Religious Studies at UArizona and author of book Street Scriptures, as well as a native Tucsonan and first-generation college graduate. In this gallery talk, Dr. Nava considers the role that hip-hop played in his youth and how it helped shape his fascination with words, poetry and social justice. He […]
read moreSpanning from the early 1770s to the late 1820s, Francisco de Goya’s art career coincided with one of the most turbulent periods in European history. Taking its point of departure from the title “I Saw It” given to a print in Goya’s The Disasters of War series, this wide-ranging talk by Andrew Schulz, vice president […]
read moreThe University of Arizona Museum of Art is excited to participate in the University of Arizona’s first-ever Museum Day! Enjoy free admission, snacks and fun activities while checking out the museum’s latest exhibitions, then explore some of the other great participating museums nearby. Event highlights include:10-11:30a | Art Sprouts, an art-making program for kids ages 2-5 […]
read moreIn honor of Black History Month, the University of Arizona Hanson FilmTV Institute and Gender and Women’s Studies present Exquisite Moments: Reflections of Black Life, a selection of shorts from an extraordinary group of filmmakers depicting aspects of the Black experience. Featuring films by Michèle Stephenson & Joe Brewster (GOING TO MARS: THE NIKKI GIOVANNI […]
read moreOn April 13, the School of Theatre, Film & Television will host the inaugural screening event in the newly renovated Marroney Theatre. TFTV will screen Body Parts, a film that traces the evolution of “sex” on-screen from a woman’s perspective, exposing the uncomfortable realities behind some of Hollywood’s most iconic scenes and celebrating the bold creators […]
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