1. Fall Arts Preview 2025 from Arizona Arts

    Arizona Arts presents a 2025 fall semester of arts experiences to engage audiences on campus at the University of Arizona and in the community. Arizona Arts and its units produce over 700 events each year, most of them free. The division integrates the arts throughout the university experience; gives all students – regardless of major – access […]

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  2. VASE: Yoshua Okón

    The School of Art’s Visiting Artists and Scholars Endowment (VASE) lecture series will kick off its 2025-26 season with Yoshua Okón, a Mexico City artist who blends video, installation and performance to engage viewers in a dialogue concerning the complexity of contemporary society. Admission is free. Yoshua OkónThursday, Oct. 16, 5:30pCCP AuditoriumArtist Website | Artist […]

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  3. Welcome Art Cats

    The School of Art will welcome new and transfer students on Wednesday, Sept. 3, in an event that includes campus groups. From 4 to 4:30 p.m., the new and transfer students will attend a mandatory orientation at the Music Building’s Crowder Hall. Then, from 4:30 to 6 p.m., all School of Art students and faculty/staff are invited to […]

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  4. Students create migration-themed podcast series

    Undergraduate students in Regents Professor Sama Alshaibi’s studio art class at the School of Art created a six-part podcast series based on the theme, “Migration as Practice.”  Rooted in Arizona’s Borderlands, the series, Race/Remix: Student Edition, explores the complexities of migration as a lived experience and metaphor and examines how movement shapes identity, memory and belonging.  […]

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  5. Current job openings with Arizona Arts

    Arizona Arts and the College of Fine Arts are seeking talented individuals to join our vibrant community of artists, educators, and scholars.  Whether you’re an experienced professional or an emerging leader in your field, our open faculty positions offer the chance to inspire the next generation of creators and innovators. Check out the opportunities below […]

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  6. Surface Tension

    Eight School of Art graduate students will showcase their work in “Surface Tension” from Aug. 26 to Oct. 2 at the Lionel Rombach Gallery. The exhibition features the work of Arshia Amin, Aubrey Behrens, Molly Etchberger, Steven Gray, Alexis Joy Hagestad, Angelica Jones, Porter Norton McDonald and Eden Squires. The show is the culminating event […]

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  7. Border as Network

    School of Art MFA artists will present their photographs and other works related to their fall 2024 field class, “Border as Network.” The exhibition, at Pidgin Palace Arts, 1110 S. Sixth Ave., will run from Aug. 9 to Aug. 30 with a reception on Saturday, Aug. 23, at 7 p.m. Taught by Professor David Taylor, […]

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  8. National Portfolio Day

    High school or community college students thinking about becoming an art major are encouraged to attend National Portfolio Day (NPD) in Tucson on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the University of Arizona School of Art. This year, a dozen university representatives from art schools around the country will meet with students […]

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  9. Future Tense 2025

    “Future Tense 2025” will celebrate the creative work of student artists, designers and makers working with — or inspired by — fiber and textile materials or techniques. The national juried exhibition, on view Aug. 19 to Nov. 21 at the School of Art’s Joseph Gross Gallery, offers a glimpse into the future of contemporary fibers […]

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  10. CFA faculty honors, promotions and milestones 

    College of Fine Arts faculty are earning major recognition across disciplines, including honors, promotions and new leadership roles. Nicole Antebi (art) received the “Early Career Scholar Award” for her innovative work at the Wonder Studio at Biosphere 2. Marcos Serafim (art) was named a 2025–26 Udall Center Fellow for SEMIPERMEABLE, a project exploring the HIV/AIDS crisis through digital […]

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