1. MAP with Urban Bush Women

    CFA students, are you interested in a creative career? Do you have a passion for the arts? Join us for an “ask me anything” conversation with visiting artists and alumni. Find out about activism through performance and the arts from a nonprofit interdisciplinary ensemble. You will hear exclusive stories, gain insider advice, and connect with […]

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  2. Project Pop Debut

    40+ dancers. 3 directors. 5 clubs. 200+ seats. “Project Pop Debut” is a brand-new collaboration dance sensation, hosted by the university’s very own Fine Arts club: PAMFAD. PAMFAD–Production of Art, Music, Film, Acting, Dance–is a vibrant second-year student club dedicated to fostering collaboration among creatives campus-wide. Their mission is to provide an inclusive space where […]

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  3. JustArts Presentations

    Join the JustArts Fellows 23/24 cohort for their final presentations and a celebration on Monday, March 25, at the University of Arizona Museum of Art. This event is an opportunity to learn from the JustArts Fellows about their inspiration, education, and connection with the broader Arizona Arts community. Presentations begin at 3p. Reception to follow. […]

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  4. Sewing in Space

    Ivy Wahome is set to embark on a space simulation in Biosphere 2 for the Imagination 1 all-artist crew, March 10-15.

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  5. Arts Administration Internship Fair

    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 […]

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  6. Dancing in Space

    Associate Dance Professor Elizabeth ‘Liz’ George is among the four artists participating in Imagination 1, a six-day simulated moon mission.

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  7. The B Word

    “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 […]

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