Students to pursue border-engaged arts research
Graduate artists Mariel Miranda and Bella Maria Varela (art) and Diana Peralta (music) were awarded border-engaged research scholarships.
read moreGraduate artists Mariel Miranda and Bella Maria Varela (art) and Diana Peralta (music) were awarded border-engaged research scholarships.
read moreAn accomplished violinist and an international visual artist from Arizona Arts, Emmy Tisdel and Mariel Miranda, have joined the prestigious 2020-21 University Fellows program, the flagship initiative of the University of Arizona Graduate Center.
read moreWhat’s it like inside the flute studio at the Fred Fox School of Music … during COVID. Hear professor Brian Luce and students Kaissy Yau and Melissa Requist discuss reentry and playing on stage at Centennial Hall; and see what role kinesiology and biomechanics has with improving flute performance. Arizona Arts Studio Series takes you […]
read moreMolly Gebrian’s “What Musicians Can Learn About Practicing from Current Brain Research,” offers on how to efficiently practice for success.
read moreMFA alumnus Alex Turner’s Blind River project is featured in Lenscratch.
read moreAt the invitation of the New York Philharmonic Archives, several music graduate students researched the Austrian composer and conductor Gustav Mahler (1860–1911), who spent his final years in New York City.
read moreEllen McMahon is often asked what arts research actually is. Turns out it’s complicated.
read moreAn interview with Dr. Jennie Gubner, the new chair for the Applied Intercultural Arts Research program with the Graduate College.
read moreAndy Belser and Molly Gebrian have researched neuroscience, learning and creativity to discover how to improve how students learn and perform.
read moreMFA artist Dorsey Kaufmann creates an interactive art installation, Ripple Effect, visualizes water quality data through sound, light and water. The installation was shown in rural mining communities across Arizona.
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