Student Spotlight on Alicia Damian
Alicia Damian (24’) is an ambitious and resourceful student at the University of Arizona with a passion for creating community in the arts.
read moreAlicia Damian (24’) is an ambitious and resourceful student at the University of Arizona with a passion for creating community in the arts.
read moreTwo University of Arizona faculty members have earned a Peabody Award for their work on “Missing in Brooks County,” a documentary about migrants who go missing in the rural area of Brooks County, Texas. Lisa Molomot, adjunct professor in the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the James E. Rogers College of Law, co-directed the film with […]
read moreDr. Philip Alejo has been appointed the associate director of equity and inclusion for the University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music.
read moreDonors Reuben Carranza and Jim Hoffbauer believe in the value of supporting not only the arts, but underrepresented, marginalized students.
read moreBefore bringing her storytelling skills to the School of Art, Semoria Mosley found out just how impactful her photography could be.
read moreFive students were selected for the inaugural JustArts Fellowship, an Arizona Arts equity initiative to advance diversity and inclusion.
read moreThe Center for Creative Photography will feature the work of Tucson-based fine arts photographer Alanna Airitam, April 16-Oct. 29, in Tucson.
read moreSALON aims to provide an opportunity for emergent artists whose voices have been historically underrepresented in performing and visual arts.
read moreEmerging Conversations is an annual art education symposium organized by graduate students in the Art & Visual Culture Education program at the University of Arizona School of Art. It is the only symposium of its kind on the West Coast in the United States. Emerging Conversations creates space for artists, educators, art historians, arts-based researchers, […]
read moreArt is all about telling stories, and doctoral candidate Amber Coleman sheds light on the kinds of stories that too often don’t get told.
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