September 29, 2022 • School of Art
Art History Professor Sarah J. Moore will present a paper Sept. 30 on landscape at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. Her paper, “Neither Land nor Landscape: Time Landscape as […]
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Two of Jacqueline Arias’ mola quilt panels By Mike Chesnick School of Art Born in Costa Rica, Jacqueline Arias was adopted by American parents and moved to the Panama Canal […]
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Nationally acclaimed artists who explore the complexities of race and identity will give five presentations during the 2022-23 school year as part of the University of Arizona School of Art’s […]
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The University of Arizona School of Art welcomes visiting professors Erin DiGiovanni and Danielle Jones — both recent master’s alums — for the 2022-23 school year. DiGiovanni (MFA ’20) will […]
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K. Lynn Robinson worked for the university’s Equity in the Arts as a graduate research assistant. (Photo courtesy of K. Lynn Robinson) By Mike Chesnick School of Art As K. […]
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By Mike Chesnick School of Art Long before DreamWorks turned his children’s book into the 2015 animated film “Home,” Adam Rex sat in a University of Arizona art classroom and […]
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“N is for Nightmare” (Photos courtesy of Emily Kray) What began as a way of understanding her nightmares has turned into an art project that Emily Kray hopes will act […]
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The Lionel Rombach Gallery, which houses student art, was moved to the front of the building. As the University of Arizona School of Art celebrates the completion of a two-part […]
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Not only did Margaret Bailey Doogan inspire students in the classroom, she also was an outspoken advocate for women artists and designers across the nation. Doogan, a School of Art […]
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The Arizona Board of Regents confirmed the appointment of the University of Arizona School of Art’s Sama Alshaibi as a Regents Professor this spring. The title of Regents Professor is […]
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Congrats Sadie Shaw (BFA, 2019, Art & Visual Culture Education).
We are proud of you. Good luck with your new role.
Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona
University of Arizona School of Art
Arizona Alumni🌟 Please join us in welcoming Sadie Shaw to the Arts Foundation team as the Community Design Manager!
Sadie will lead SaludArte, a new private public partnership between Pima County Health Department (PCHD) and the Arts Foundation.
Sadie is an artist, art educator, oral historian, community organizer and Governing Board Member of the Tucson Unified School District.
To learn more about Sadie and her new role as the Community Design Manager, click the link below!
artsfoundtucson.org/welcome-to-the-team-sadie-shaw/
The world premiere of LUTE, an inspiring documentary of the legendary The University of Arizona basketball coach Lute Olson, is this Friday at 5:30p at Centennial Hall.
Relive the 1997 NCAA title run on its 25th anniversary!
Directed by UA School of Theatre, Film & Television alumnus Brett Rapkin (BA 2000).
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Presented by Podium Pictures, in association with CBS Sports, this definitive documentary by Emmy Award-winning Director Brett Rapkin celebrates the legendary Coach Lute Olson on the 25th Anniversary of the 1997 National Championship.
“Not long after I showed up in Tucson as a 17-year-old freshman, I got to witness Lute lead the 1997 Cats to the promised land: a National Championship,” said Rapkin, who studied film at TFTV. “It is truly an honor to have the chance to help tell this story.”
“I’m thrilled to be a member of the team making a film celebrating Coach O’s life and legacy,” said Jason Terry, executive producer and member of the 1997 championship team. “This is also a special opportunity to allow the coaches, fans, players and families that he inspired along the way to tell their own stories.”
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Miss you Lute 💙
Five students were selected as the inaugural JustArts Fellows, an Arizona Arts equity initiative to advance diversity and inclusion in the arts by asking student leaders to identify challenges and propose creative solutions.
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The inaugural cohort includes:
Dylan Crites
>> UA School of Theatre, Film & Television
Carlos Garcia Ramirez
>> The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music
Dorthea Stephenson
>> The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music
Ariana Aquino
>> The University of Arizona School of Dance
Joshua Barbre
>> The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music
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