Join Museum of Art’s collections care and preparation staff for this special talk about caring for your artwork at home. Exhibition Specialist Albert Chamillard and Registrar Kristen Schmidt will share the best practices to follow when caring for and ‘exhibiting’ works in your personal art collection.
read morePicturing 2020: A Community Reflects features works by more than 150 artists from Southern Arizona that depict our local community’s myriad experiences with the destabilizing events of this year. Despite the differences in medium and style, many of these artworks share common themes related to feelings of isolation, frustration, longing, and hope. Although it is often […]
read moreThe Museum of Art took to YouTube to bring at-home, family-friendly art activities to the Tucson community via Art Sprouts: Home Edition.
read moreArizona Arts and its units stand in solidarity with Black artists and voices. We are recommitted to effecting change within our communities.
read moreThe online art publication Hyperallergic featured the University of Arizona Museum of Art’s Other TARGET/s, a group exhibition in which artists condemn migrant detention, mass incarceration and the juvenile justice system while portraying resiliency, grace and dignity.
read moreThis summer, UAMA staff from the UAMA and members of the Department of English’s Prison Education Project led art appreciation, label writing and art jurying workshops at seven units of the Arizona State Prison Complex in Tucson.
read moreThe Museum of Art collaborated with the ArtWorks community to create a compelling exhibition, “Crafting My Story,” a group show, exploring grief, loss and spiritual life among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
read moreA University of Arizona Museum of Art exhibition, A New Unity: The Life and Afterlife of Bauhaus, evokes the true spirit of Bauhaus by bringing together multiple departments across campus.
read moreThe treasured painting, part of a series by celebrated abstract expressionist Willem de Kooning, is back home at the UA Museum of Art — and this is the story of how it happened.
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