TFTV announces 2021-22 theatre season

August 7, 2021

The 2021/2022 theatre season opens in October with Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods,” the School of Theatre, Film & Television announced.

Kraehe joins Arizona Arts as first AVP for Equity in the Arts

July 27, 2021

Dr. Amelia Kraehe has been appointed Arizona Arts’ inaugural Associate Vice President of Equity in the Arts at the University of Arizona.

UAMA earns highest national recognition; 40 years of AAM accreditation

July 23, 2021

The University of Arizona Museum of Art achieved accreditation from AAM, the highest national recognition afforded the nation’s museums.

Philip Zimmermann selected by AIGA for one of the year’s best designed books

July 19, 2021

Retired School of Art Professor Philip Zimmermann’s “Delirium” was selected as one of the year’s best designed books in 2020 by AIGA.

Nolan Veneklasen to document the Tucson Chinese Lion Dance Troupe

June 29, 2021

Nolan Veneklasen to document the Tucson Chinese Lion Dance Troupe and its role in creating cultural identity among Chinese American adoptees.

‘Tangencies’ brings people together at Biosphere 2

June 17, 2021

Recent School of Art MFA graduate Benjamin Dearstyne Hoste brought his interactive art installation “Tangencies” to Biosphere 2 in late May.

PHOTOS: 2021 ‘I Dream in Widescreen’ at the drive-in

June 8, 2021

Photos and award winners from ‘I Dream in Widescreen 2021,’ the School of Theatre, Film & Television annual showcase of senior thesis films.

College of Fine Arts names spring 2021 ‘Outstanding Senior, GTAs’

May 11, 2021

The University of Arizona College of Fine Arts awards the spring 2021 honors, Outstanding Senior and Graduate Teaching Assistants.

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 […]