Research in the Arts

The 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

Photographer, 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

Art 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

For Ashley Martin-Casler, music is more than performance—it is a public health tool. A doctoral student in the Applied Intercultural Arts Research Graduate Interdisciplinary

For Ashley Martin-Casler, music is more than

Three 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

Over the last 10 years, American photographer Kelli Connell immersed herself in the archives of the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona,

Over the last 10 years, American photographer Kelli

Artist, educator, and academic leader to oversee one of the nation’s most integrated arts divisions starting July 1, 2025 TUCSON, Ariz. — The University of Arizona has

Artist, educator, and academic leader to oversee one of

This year, six Arts Research + Resilience projects were awarded funding through a continuing partnership between the Arizona Institute for Resilience and the College of Fine

This year, six Arts Research + Resilience projects were

Nine College of Fine Arts faculty members have been selected as part of the Integrative Arts Research Fellowship cohort, earning funding to support research

Nine College of Fine Arts faculty members have been

A new series of exhibitions showcases works by STEM graduate students to communicate their scientific findings through artistic expression.

A new series of exhibitions showcases works by STEM

Sarah Greenwell-Scott did research at the National Anthropological Archives in Washington D.C., thanks to support from the CFA Medici Circle.

Sarah Greenwell-Scott did research at the National

Gloria Orozco Dorado performed and presented – earning two awards – at ClarinetFest® 2024 in Dublin, Ireland.

Gloria Orozco Dorado performed and presented – earning