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Pete Froslie: New leadership at the intersection of Art and AI
Pete Froslie: New leadership at the intersection of Art and AILEARN MOREThe University of Arizona College of Fine Arts has announced the appointment of Pete Froslie as the new associate dean for research and graduate studies. Froslie, a scholar and
The University of Arizona College of Fine Arts has
Chris Zatarain takes an interdisciplinary approach to art
Chris Zatarain takes an interdisciplinary approach to art LEARN MOREPhotographer, musician and environmentalist, Chris Zatarain is interested in how art and music enter into dialogue with people and the planet. He is a first-year PhD student
Photographer, musician and environmentalist, Chris
Bringing people together with the art of upcycling
Bringing people together with the art of upcyclingLEARN MOREArt fell into the picture by chance for Niko Sanchez, a member of the 2025-26 JustArts Fellows cohort. Biking through his old stomping grounds of San Diego, Sanchez
Art fell into the picture by chance for Niko Sanchez, a
Artist alumna grows into a farmer
Artist alumna grows into a farmerLEARN MOREWhat does an artist have in common with a farmer? Alex Atkin (BA ’08, Studio Art) says it’s the ability to make something beautiful come from nothing. Atkin
What does an artist have in common with a
Medici Monday: Bennett Curran
Medici Monday: Bennett CurranLEARN MOREBennett Curran enhanced his senior thesis film, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle. Curran, a senior pursuing his BA in Film & Television
Bennett Curran enhanced his senior thesis film, thanks to
Music faculty join global research effort with France-Arizona
Music faculty join global research effort with France-ArizonaLEARN MOREThree School of Music faculty are part of a new international research effort focused on the human dimensions of climate change. A first for College of Fine Arts faculty,
Three School of Music faculty are part of a new
Film student awarded Arts & Environment scholarship
Film student awarded Arts & Environment scholarshipLEARN MOREFilm student Bennett Curran was awarded the ‘Expanding Horizons Arts & Environment Fund’ scholarship by the College of Fine Arts. The fund supports student-driven
Film student Bennett Curran was awarded the ‘Expanding
Bennett Curran finds documentary focus in covering fire
Bennett Curran finds documentary focus in covering fireLEARN MOREAfter evacuating his home during the Palisades Fire, online film student Bennett Curran was compelled to return and start filming the effects. When he saw the Hollywood Hills
After evacuating his home during the Palisades Fire,
Student’s time as wildland firefighter shapes exhibition
Student’s time as wildland firefighter shapes exhibitionLEARN MOREIn Alexis Joy Hagestad’s new solo exhibition, viewers can walk through a fictional burned forest, watch a video with a fire map of the western United States and listen to
In Alexis Joy Hagestad’s new solo exhibition,
Beihua Guo takes 2nd in Grad Slam with 'Ground Zeros'
Beihua Guo takes 2nd in Grad Slam with 'Ground Zeros'LEARN MOREUniversity of Arizona School of Art student Beihua Guo captured second place in the campus-wide Grad Slam contest with his presentation, “Designated Ground Zeros: Documenting
University of Arizona School of Art student Beihua Guo
Prof. Alshaibi joins global luminaries in Bellagio residency
Prof. Alshaibi joins global luminaries in Bellagio residencyLEARN MOREInvited to the prestigious Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center residency program, University of Arizona School of Art Regents Professor Sama Alshaibi joined other
Invited to the prestigious Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio
Funding Opportunities for Spring 2024
Funding Opportunities for Spring 2024LEARN MOREExplore Spring 2024 funding opportunities for College of Fine Arts faculty projects and research with upcoming submission deadlines.
Explore Spring 2024 funding opportunities for College of
Art students paint mural at housing complex for older adults
Art students paint mural at housing complex for older adultsLEARN MOREGiving 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
Giving back to the community, students from
Centennial Prize winner Blanchette creates living sculpture
Centennial Prize winner Blanchette creates living sculptureLEARN 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
Growing up in Maine, Claire Fall
New exhibition explores integrating arts research on campus
New exhibition explores integrating arts research on campusLEARN MOREThe University of Arizona College of Fine Arts is presenting an arts research-centered exhibition at the Center for Creative Photography.
The University of Arizona College of Fine Arts is
Senior's documentary 'brings Tucson's water story to life'
Senior's documentary 'brings Tucson's water story to life'LEARN MOREWhen Tia Stephens needed a local issue to explore for her honors capstone documentary film project, the School of Art graduating senior picked a topic we sometimes take
When Tia Stephens needed a local issue to
Sabin supports 'arts and environment' projects with grant
Sabin supports 'arts and environment' projects with grantLEARN MOREKryia Sabin establishes a new, unique endowment that supports student-driven 'arts and the environment' projects at the College of Fine Arts.
Kryia Sabin establishes a new, unique endowment that
Mulcahy, Serafim receive RII production seed grants
Mulcahy, Serafim receive RII production seed grantsLEARN MOREArts faculty Michael Mulcahy and Marcos Serafim received 2022-23 Production Grants from the Office for Research, Innovation and Impact.
Arts faculty Michael Mulcahy and Marcos Serafim received
Arts, humanities, resilience projects selected for grants
Arts, humanities, resilience projects selected for grantsLEARN MOREFive arts, humanities, resilience projects were selected to receive funding from the TRIF Water, Environment, and Energy Solutions initiative
Five arts, humanities, resilience projects were selected to
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Arizona Arts students are landing where it counts
Arizona Arts students are landing where it countsLEARN MOREThe numbers tell a story that any prospective student or their parent should hear. Across the College of Fine Arts and its four schools, University of Arizona arts graduates are
The numbers tell a story that any prospective student or
Arizona Arts Rx completes a landmark first year
Arizona Arts Rx completes a landmark first yearLEARN MOREArizona Arts Rx, the innovative arts + culture prescription program, in partnership with SocialRx, wrapped its inaugural year with results that exceeded
Arizona Arts Rx, the innovative arts + culture
A century of looking at animals and ourselves
A century of looking at animals and ourselvesLEARN MOREWhen "Animality: 100 Years of Photographs" opens at the University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography (CCP) on Aug. 8, visitors will meet a menagerie: sea lions saluting,
When "Animality: 100 Years of Photographs" opens at the
Film festivals select 32 TFTV student films to screen
Film festivals select 32 TFTV student films to screenLEARN MORESchool of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) students are finding audiences around the world as their films earn selections and awards at respected festivals, reflecting the
School of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) students
Arizona Arts welcomes three new leaders
Arizona Arts welcomes three new leadersLEARN MOREThe Arizona Arts human resources team has had a busy summer. Three seasoned leaders have joined the college's senior team: Jeff Beekman as director of the School of
The Arizona Arts human resources team has had a busy
Arizona Arts names Lia Uribe director of the School of Music
Arizona Arts names Lia Uribe director of the School of MusicLEARN MOREArizona Arts has named Dr. Lia Uribe as director of the University of Arizona School of Music. An arts administrator, bassoonist, and scholar known for her work
Arizona Arts has named Dr. Lia Uribe as director
'Ecstatic Time' reminds us how surprising photography can be
'Ecstatic Time' reminds us how surprising photography can beLEARN MOREThis July, nearly 100 photographs from the University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography travel north to Phoenix for "Ecstatic Time: The Alchemy of Photography," an
This July, nearly 100 photographs from the University of
In Memoriam: Wiley Ross
In Memoriam: Wiley RossLEARN MOREWiley Ross was a treasured member of the University of Arizona School of Music community for more than four decades, serving as director of the Jeffrey
Wiley Ross was a treasured member of the University
