Arizona Arts in Schools now available in homes

April 15, 2020

Arizona Arts in Schools moved quickly to make its in-class and on-campus programs online, creating at-home learning modules for its four disciplines.

Chad Herzog: Investing in the Arts in Tucson

March 31, 2020

Chad Herzog contemplates investing in the arts in a community talk.

Costume designers make masks for healthcare workers

March 26, 2020

When the pandemic hit, Arizona MFA theatre students and costume designers immediately began making masks for health care workers and first responders in Tucson to address the shortage of masks.

Other TARGET/s exhibition addresses border issues

March 23, 2020

The online art publication Hyperallergic featured the University of Arizona Museum of Art’s Other TARGET/s, a group exhibition in which artists condemn migrant detention, mass incarceration and the juvenile justice system while portraying resiliency, grace and dignity.

CCP launches mobile app, CCP Interactive

March 12, 2020

The Center for Creative Photography has launched its first-ever mobile app, CCP Interactive

Beauty beyond bars: UAMA exhibition showcases inmates’ art

February 13, 2020

This 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.

Art installation helps communities understand water quality

November 21, 2019

MFA 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.

Exhibition explores grief with partner ArtWorks

October 21, 2019

The Museum of Art collaborated with the ArtWorks community to create a compelling exhibition, “Crafting My Story,” a group show, exploring grief, loss and spiritual life among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Film festival celebrates indigenous world cinema

July 19, 2019

The inaugural Flagstaff Red Screen Film Festival celebrates the work of local and international Indigenous filmmakers to promote greater understanding of Indigenous cultures.