Performing Through A Pandemic: Look inside the Pride of Arizona’s Season

May 7, 2021

A look inside a unique season for the Pride of Arizona, the University of Arizona Marching Band, performing during a pandemic.

“Lights Out” for American factories and workers

March 25, 2021

Kaitlyn Jo Smith (MFA ’20, Photography, Video, Imaging) won a national juried showcase at the 2021 College Arts Association annual conference in Graduate Film/Video, Animations & New Genres in March. In the film, “Lights Out,” Smith sourced over 50,000 portraits of factory workers from Facebook, which were then turned into deep-fake portraits by artificial intelligence, commenting on […]

Immerse yourself in the UAMA 3D galleries

March 22, 2021

UAMA has virtually hung two exhibitions to recreate the gallery experience, turning to technology to create an immersive experience.

Wonder Makes Us Find a Way

February 24, 2021

“Wonder Makes Us Find A Way’ is a video from the University of Arizona, featuring students from the College of Fine Arts, singing “My Song.”

Deborah Ruiz: Ultimate Adapter

February 23, 2021

Artist Deborah Ruiz (BFA ’20, Illustration + Design) definitely took the road less travelled. A story of personal persistence and grit.

Wonder makes me tell the story

February 23, 2021

Lindsay Utz, who edited Academy Award-winning documentary, “American Factory,” discusses the beginning of her career on campus in Tucson.

Finding new ways of expression

February 23, 2021

Trent Pechon, 3D artist/graduate student, tells the Arizona Alumni magazine about how he has improvised teaching his sculpture students at the School of Art.

Five Fellows launch new Arizona Arts research program

February 23, 2021

Arizona Arts selects five faculty for the interdisciplinary research fellows program to lead interdisciplinary, collaborative arts research.

Students to pursue border-engaged arts research

February 23, 2021

Graduate artists Mariel Miranda and Bella Maria Varela (art) and Diana Peralta (music) were awarded border-engaged research scholarships.

The Most Dangerous Instrument

February 23, 2021

Flutist Kaissy Yau, Arizona senior, is meeting the challenges of COVID-19. “Mask up and stay safe … don’t let it hinder your creativity.”