For many college students, navigating academic demands, social changes, and the transition to adulthood can take a toll on emotional well-being. At the University of Arizona, a new initiative led by Arizona Arts aims to support student mental health in a creative way — by tapping into the healing power of the arts. Research shows that […]
read moreImagine hearing the hum of your brain, its electrical signals transformed into a symphony of sound. What would it reveal about your mind, your health, or the hidden rhythms of cognition? A collaboration between the School of Music and the College of Medicine – Tucson highlights how transforming brainwave data into sound may advance research in detecting […]
read moreTwo Arizona Arts projects will receive funds from the 2024 HSI Faculty Seed Grant Program from the RII and HSI Initiatives.
read moreMarcos Serafim wants to make sense out of the senseless when it comes to processing data and information with his recent art installation.
read moreArizona Arts was well represented at TEDxUArizona: Spirit of Wonder on Nov. 1 at Centennial Hall. Now you can watch all of the talks here.
read moreExplore Spring 2024 funding opportunities for College of Fine Arts faculty projects and research with upcoming submission deadlines.
read moreArizona Arts’ Jennie Gubner was awarded the a2ru Award for Excellence in Arts in Health Education at the a2ru 2023 National Conference.
read moreJenna Green participated in the 2023 Mind & Life Summer Research Institute, thanks to support from the Medici Circle donors.
read moreJenna Green’s goal is to integrate art, meditation, and movement into museum programs and other community art spaces. “That can be mindfulness, meditation, beholding or slow looking at art,” said Green, a PhD student in art history and art education at the University of Arizona School of Art. “I’ve also done in the meditation realm, […]
read moreFilm faculty Yuri Makino and Michael Mulcahy were selected for Udall Center Fellows program to support films on healthcare and climate change.
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