UAMA Spring Lecture Series 2023
The University of Arizona Museum of Art’s Spring 2023 Lecture Series draws inspiration from Restored: The Return of Woman-Ochre.
read moreThe University of Arizona Museum of Art’s Spring 2023 Lecture Series draws inspiration from Restored: The Return of Woman-Ochre.
read moreAssistant Professor Nicole Antebi worked on an animation team for the American Museum of Natural History’s recent COVID series.
read moreThe Arizona Wonder House was a hit at SXSW 2022, in large part thanks to the students, staff, faculty and alumni of Arizona Arts.
read moreIn 2021, artist Rebecca Thompson (BS ’85) conducted two studies exploring and advancing the relationship between the arts and health.
read moreRecent neuroscience research shows that going on awe walks, looking for things that inspire childlike wonder, can promote wellness.
read moreThis summer’s Mapping Q fashion and identity workshop will focus on LGTBQ+ identities, art making, self-care, and experiences through art.
read moreDancer Erina Ueda finds cooking and baking therapeutic. She spent her time in the kitchen as therapy during the pandemic.
read moreSebastian Martinez is an Arizona dance / psychology double major, music minor. One day he’d like to combine his passions in dance therapy.
read moreArizona Arts cohosted “Aging and the Arts,” awareness through movement with mental and physical exercises, led by Andrew Belser.
read moreThis summer, UAMA staff from the UAMA and members of the Department of English’s Prison Education Project led art appreciation, label writing and art jurying workshops at seven units of the Arizona State Prison Complex in Tucson.
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