This Halloween, University of Arizona Museum of Art is creepin’ it real with an Art After Dark fit for Spooky Season. Kick off your All Hallows’ Eve with an art-inspired costume contest, Dia de Los Muertos-themed art activities, spook-tacular tunes played by a live harp ensemble, and so much more! If you’ve got it, haunt […]
read moreAcclaimed pianist Olga Kern will visit the University of Arizona School of Music on Jan. 24 and 26, thanks in part to the Sandra F. Lai Residency in Piano program. Q&A: Students, Faculty & CommunityFree and open to the publicCrowder HallFriday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 1:30p Master Class in PianoFree and open to the publicCrowder […]
read moreThe Fifth Annual Trester Festival for Latin American Music will focus on the music of Argentina, Brazil and the United States. This year the event is taking place in two parts: Oct. 15-16 and Feb. 23-25. In October, the festival will feature a solo piano recital and master class with Daniela Salinas. CANCELED … Unfortunately, […]
read moreThe Fifth Annual Trester Festival for Latin American Music will focus on the music of Argentina, Brazil and the United States. From Feb. 23-25, the festival will feature a workshop and master class with alumnus Dr. Oscar Macchioni, plus, the final round of the 15th Annual Lois Trester Piano Competition. CompetitionFinal Round of the 15th […]
read moreSaturday, Oct. 12, is “Louis Carlos Bernal Day” in Tucson and the Center for Creative Photography is hosting a free Community Celebration to mark the occasion at the University of Arizona. Saturday, Oct. 12 Enjoy live music performances by Mizskoden and Conjunto LaPira, and portraits by Linus and other talented artists. And #foodtrucks on site. […]
read moreJoin us for an opening celebration of Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva, beginning with a lecture by curator Elizabeth Ferrer at 6p. Admission is free. Seating is limited, advanced registration is required. Ferrer’s talk will also be streamed live. 6-7p … Curator Talk7-8p … Book Signing7-9p … Reception After the talk at 7p, Ferrer and Becky Senf, CCP’s chief […]
read moreIn his collage series The Great Mexican-American Songbook, artist Paul Valadez plays with language and images in ways that reflect memories and multiply meanings. When a stack of vintage sheet music led him to wonder who or what could define an “American Songbook,” he was inspired to cut and paste to create something different. Adding, subtracting, […]
read moreIn October 1924, French poet André Breton published the first Surrealist Manifesto and marked the birth of a movement. Breton — considered a founder of Surrealism — defined it as “pure psychic automatism,” transcending reason to delve into the unconscious mind. In the context of visual art, it is associated with impossible images and juxtapositions, […]
read moreThe University of Arizona Museum of Art’s “Mapping Q” program marks its 10-year anniversary with a special exhibition celebrating the creative resilience of LGBTQ+ youth artists, both present and past. “Mapping Q 2024: Still Queer After All These Years” Mapping Q invites LGBTQ+ youth ages 14-24 to explore identity through artmaking workshops on topics like self-care, community […]
read moreDr. Fanya Lin, associate professor at the School of Music, will perform Grieg’s Piano Concerto with the Tucson Repertory Orchestra at Crowder Hall on June 6. Experience this dynamic collaboration of the Tucson Repertory Orchestra under the baton of Music Director and Conductor, Toru Tagawa. Join us for an electrifying performance featuring Dr. Fanya Lin. […]
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