Faculty members have been taking different paths to keep their creativity alive. Some are continuing their work, but in a virtual space; some are collaborating across disciplines’ and others are seeking out new outlets entirely.
read moreBecoming an artist is not just about mixing colors on a palette or welding a metal sculpture together. At the University of Arizona School of Art, you will learn about the transformative nature of the visual arts and how to use your creativity to thrive in the real world. Expand your skillset, explore new perspectives, […]
read moreMusic assistant professor Kay He explores ight painting photography with stunning results.
read moreA veritable who’s who of industry luminaries – all School of Theatre, Film & Television alumni, participate in I Dream in Widescreen 2020.
read moreAn interview feature with four of the 14 BFA student directors of thesis films shown at the annual showcase, I Dream in Widescreen.
read moreThe Museum of Art took to YouTube to bring at-home, family-friendly art activities to the Tucson community via Art Sprouts: Home Edition.
read moreOn May 15, the College of Fine Arts celebrated its graduates with an unprecedented ceremony, a virtual graduation. For many, the highlight of the ceremony was a very special version of “All You Need it Love,” by the musical theatre students.
read moreChad Herzog contemplates investing in the arts in a community talk.
read moreThe two-day TURN UP Multimedia Festival became the first in-person event on campus to transform into a virtual one, thanks to music professor Kay He.
read moreWhen 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.
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