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Racial Justice Studio launches Race/Remix podcast
Racial Justice Studio launches Race/Remix podcastLEARN MORERace/Remix, a new podcast produced by the Racial Justice Studio of Arizona Arts, launched with its first two episodes of Season 1 on Dec. 1.
Race/Remix, a new podcast produced by the Racial Justice
Arizona Arts earns PRSA 'Award of Excellence'
Arizona Arts earns PRSA 'Award of Excellence'LEARN MOREArizona Arts won the “Award of Excellence” from the Southern Arizona PRSA for the State of the Arts | Impact Report 2022.
Arizona Arts won the “Award of Excellence” from the
Jeremy Denk to launch new artist residency for piano
Jeremy Denk to launch new artist residency for pianoLEARN MOREJeremy Denk to launch the inaugural Sandra F. Lai Residency in Piano at the University of Arizona School of Music, Oct. 27-29.
Jeremy Denk to launch the inaugural Sandra F. Lai Residency
Medici Mondays: Nhan Ho
Medici Mondays: Nhan HoLEARN MORENhan Ho collaborated with sjDANCEco, a resident dance company in San Jose, California, thanks to the support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle donors.
Nhan Ho collaborated with sjDANCEco, a resident dance
Medici Mondays: Giovanni Accadia
Medici Mondays: Giovanni AccadiaLEARN MOREGiovanni Accadia participated in the Koblenz Guitar Festival and Competition in Germany, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle donors.
Giovanni Accadia participated in the Koblenz Guitar
Medici Mondays: Ivy Wahome
Medici Mondays: Ivy WahomeLEARN MOREIvy Wahome did community service for the Rovy Youth Academy near her hometown in Kenya, thanks to support from Medici Circle donors.
Ivy Wahome did community service for the Rovy Youth
Jeehey Kim’s book on 'Photography and Korea,' called ‘pioneering’
Jeehey Kim’s book on 'Photography and Korea,' called ‘pioneering’LEARN MORENearly five years in the making, Jeehey Kim‘s new book is the first history of Korean photography in English.
Nearly five years in the making, Jeehey Kim‘s new book
He, Kim to receive "Early Career Scholar Awards"
He, Kim to receive "Early Career Scholar Awards"LEARN MOREYuanyuan (Kay) He and Jeehey Kim were awarded “Early Career Scholar Awards,” the University of Arizona announced on April 25.
Yuanyuan (Kay) He and Jeehey Kim were awarded “Early
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
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
Richard Avedon, Truman Capote and the brutality of photography
Richard Avedon, Truman Capote and the brutality of photographyLEARN MOREIn' Richard Avedon, Truman Capote and the brutality of photography,' CCP Chief Curator Rebecca Senf considers portrait photography.
In' Richard Avedon, Truman Capote and the brutality of
CCP's "Richard Avedon Relationships" in Milan
CCP's "Richard Avedon Relationships" in MilanLEARN MORECCP's 'Richard Avedon Relationships' place the University of Arizona at the center of the fashion world kicking off Fashion Week in Milan.
CCP's 'Richard Avedon Relationships' place the University
Ripple Effect takes Dorsey Kaufmann to Venice
Ripple Effect takes Dorsey Kaufmann to VeniceLEARN MOREDorsey Kaufmann’s immersive installation, “Ripple Effect,” was exhibited in Venice, Italy, at the ACM Conference on Creativity and Cognition.
Dorsey Kaufmann’s immersive installation, “Ripple
Graduate Wind Quintet performs in castle for Festival Musica Malicrone
Graduate Wind Quintet performs in castle for Festival Musica MalicroneLEARN MOREThe Fred Fox Graduate Wind Quintet traveled to the city of Le Mans, France, to perform for the Festival Musica Malicorne, June 30-July 4.
The Fred Fox Graduate Wind Quintet traveled to the city of
Dance alumna Erina Ueda has found success in Chicago
Dance alumna Erina Ueda has found success in ChicagoLEARN MOREDance alumna Erina Ueda (BFA '21) has found success in her career at Giordano Dance Chicago, performing and teaching dance.
Dance alumna Erina Ueda (BFA '21) has found success in her
Macias completes Wassaic Project residency
Macias completes Wassaic Project residencyLEARN MORESchool of Art Assistant Professor Alex Macias recently completed an artist-in-residency with the Wassaic Project in New York.
School of Art Assistant Professor Alex Macias recently
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Father inspires Art alum's Oppenheimer exhibit
Father inspires Art alum's Oppenheimer exhibitLEARN MOREEven before the Oscar-winning film “Oppenheimer” hit theaters, University of Arizona School of Art alum Ernesto A. Trujillo created a striking collection of
Even before the Oscar-winning film “Oppenheimer” hit
The benefits and impact of the diversity event grants
The benefits and impact of the diversity event grantsLEARN MOREDrs. Daniel Linder and Elizabeth Schauer discuss how the Diversity & Inclusion Event Grants have benefited their program and students.
Drs. Daniel Linder and Elizabeth Schauer discuss how the
Five JustArts Fellows answer five questions
Five JustArts Fellows answer five questionsLEARN MOREThe second cohort of the JustArts Fellows will be giving their final presentations on March 25 at the University of Arizona Museum of Art.
The second cohort of the JustArts Fellows will be giving
How can the arts inform future space exploration
How can the arts inform future space explorationLEARN MOREHow can the arts can intersect with space exploration? A four-person all-artist crew undertook a simulated moon mission to find out.
How can the arts can intersect with space exploration? A
Meet Maya Jackson: A landscape-based, conceptual photographer
Meet Maya Jackson: A landscape-based, conceptual photographerLEARN MOREMeet Maya Jackson, a landscape-based, conceptual photographer graduate student from Richmond, Virginia, and MFA graduate student.
Meet Maya Jackson, a landscape-based, conceptual
Tiffany Fraser, the maestro behind the curtains of Sweeney Todd
Tiffany Fraser, the maestro behind the curtains of Sweeney ToddLEARN MORE"Sweeney Todd," the iconic Broadway musical, is ready for its final weekend of performances, under the care of stage manager Tiffany Fraser.
"Sweeney Todd," the iconic Broadway musical, is ready for
Sewing in Space
Sewing in SpaceLEARN MOREIvy Wahome is set to embark on a space simulation in Biosphere 2 for the Imagination 1 all-artist crew, March 10-15.
Ivy Wahome is set to embark on a space simulation in
