CFA students, join us on March 29 for the Arts Administration Internship Fair. Meet local arts organizations to learn more about internship opportunities, get info about the Arts Administration minor and eat free PIZZA! NEW THIS YEAR … sign up for a speed resume review! Organizations participating include (but not limited to): Friday, March 2912:30-2pSchool […]
read moreAssociate Dance Professor Elizabeth ‘Liz’ George is among the four artists participating in Imagination 1, a six-day simulated moon mission.
read more“The B Word” is a documentary about one man’s exploration of what it means to be Black, gay, and beautiful. The film was conceived and performed by Jared Shamberger, presented by the University of Arizona LGBTQ+ Resource Center and Arizona Arts’ Racial Justice Studio. Jared Shamberger, a playwright, performer, and director, interviews Black gay men of various ages […]
read moreArizona Arts will recognize the four recipients of the inaugural Inclusive Excellence Award at the Tornabene Theatre on Feb. 29.
read moreThanks to generous donors, Arizona Arts will celebrate the reopening of the Marroney Theatre on Feb. 29, following extensive renovations.
read moreThe University of Arizona Alumni Association has named Barbara Grygutis (’68, ’71) the College of Fine Arts 2024 Alumni of the Year.
read moreCollege of Fine Arts ASUA Senator Dylan Crites majors in computer science and theatre arts and he’s found a way to combine both disciplines to bring people together on campus.
read more2024 SALON (Student Artist Live Opportunity Night), hosted by InVisibility in collaboration with PAMFAD, is a performance for students from historically underrepresented and excluded groups who have a passion for and dedication to their chosen art form. Students, faculty, staff, and community supporters will come together to create a space of inclusivity and celebration through showcasing […]
read moreFor our inaugural AIAR Speakers’ Series event, Molly Joyce will share artistic works focusing on disability as a creative source. This interest stems from her experience acquiring a disability, and has led her musical practice to greater social, physical, and visual considerations. Works range from narratively-driven pieces interrogating loss of mobility, collaborations with collegial disabled […]
read moreShow your love for the arts by supporting Arizona Arts on Feb. 14 for Fuel Wonder Giving Day, a 24-hour campaign at the University of Arizona.
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