Giving back to the community, students from the University of Arizona School of Art painted an 80-foot-long Sonoran Desert mural at a Tucson HUD-funded affordable housing community for older adults. In early December, a neat, yet empty outside wall at the B’nai B’rith Covenant House, 4414 E. Second St., was transformed into a scene with saguaros, mountains and […]
read moreAlexis Campos found her passion as a teaching artist and gallery assistant in the University of Arizona’s Art and Visual Culture Education program, where “everywhere I turned there was someone always willing to guide me and share their knowledge,” she said. And now Campos, named the School of Art’s Outstanding Senior for fall 2023, is sharing […]
read moreMusical theatre senior Lillie Langston has been named the Outstanding Senior for the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts.
read moreThe College of Fine Arts will celebrate the Class of 2023 ‘Outstanding Seniors’ at the 2023 CFA Fall Graduation Ceremony on Dec. 14.
read moreSchool of Art’s Grayson Agrella was given the Centennial Achievement Award, one of the highest student honors at the University of Arizona.
read moreArizona Arts won the “Award of Excellence” from the Southern Arizona PRSA for the State of the Arts | Impact Report 2022.
read moreAfter 24 years in TV news, Lori Bentley Law decided to make a change. She found the Digital Arts and Practices degree on Arizona Online.
read moreGrowing up in Maine, Claire Fall Blanchette often tagged along with a landscaper — her mom. “I spent a lot of time outside,” the School of Art graduate student said. The experience had a big influence on Blanchette when she began to bring nature into her artwork, including plants, grass and now fungi. That’s right, the MFA […]
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, […]
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