1. Donors & Scholars

    The School of Art will host its annual Donors & Scholars event on Wednesday, Feb. 26, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the School of Art Lobby. In a pecha kucha-style slideshow presentation, students will share their artwork and research enabled through donors’ scholarships and contributions.

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  2. 2025 Nice to Meet You!

    The annual First-Year MFA Showcase — “Nice to Meet You!” — celebrates incoming School of Art graduate students in the Master of Fine Arts program. The 2025 exhibition, on view Jan. 14-30 at the Lionel Rombach Gallery, will feature Steven Gray, Beihua Guo, Angelica Jones, Porter McDonald, Negar Nezari, Eden Squires and Cocytus Tallmåne. A […]

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  3. VASE Lecture: Rujeko Hockley

    Whitney Museum curator Rujeko Hockley will speak about her work in a Visiting Artists & Scholars Endowment (VASE) lecture at the Center for Creative Photography from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The free talk is sponsored by the Racial Justice Studio, along with the School of Art and CCP. Hockley, who was born in Harare, Zimbabwe, […]

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  4. 2025 MFA Thesis Exhibition

    Carrying on a tradition that began in 1970, graduate students from the School of Art will present their work in the 2025 MFA Thesis Exhibition. This year, the April 23-May 16 exhibition will have installations in the school’s Joseph Gross Gallery and the Center for Creative Photography. A public reception is scheduled for May 1 from […]

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  5. VASE Lecture: José Villalobos

    Artist José Villalobos will discuss the process of deconstructing toxic masculinity and machismo through the repurposing of culturally significant found objects and conveying such themes through the use of performance. His talk, “Un(Masc)ing Masculinities within the Norteño Landscape,” is the final Visiting Artists & Scholars Endowment (VASE) lecture of the the 2024-25 season at the […]

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  6. Re-envisioning Tucson: Soundscapes through Historical & Theoretical Lenses

    Students, faculty and the public are invited to the ARE630 Showcase, “Re-envisioning Tucson: Soundscapes through Historical & Theoretical Lenses.” Discover how art and visual culture education intersect in this final exhibition by graduate students of ARE630: Historical and Theoretical Foundations of Art & Visual Culture Education. Join us Monday, Dec. 2 from 2–5 p.m. in Room […]

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