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By Michael Chesnick School of Art As part of his fellowship to study and interpret the U.S.-Mexico border, Nathan Cordova not only is interviewing his labor-activist uncle, but the School […]
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By Michael Chesnick School of Art Jeehey Kim‘s book “Photography and Korea” — nearly five years in the making and the first history of Korean photography in English — has […]
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Marking its 16th season, the University of Arizona School of Art’s Visiting Artists and Scholars Endowment series will feature acclaimed artists Vincent Valdez, Kim Cosier, Kelli Anderson and Suchitra […]
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By Michael Chesnick School of Art From accomplished artists to cutting-edge educators, the University of Arizona School of Art welcomes two full-time faculty members and two visiting professors as the […]
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Kaitlyn Jo Smith’s “Fixtures” is part of the 2023 Arizona Biennial at the Tucson Museum of Art. (Photo by Julius Schlosburg) By Michael Chesnick School of Art When Kaitlyn Jo […]
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By Michael Chesnick School of Art For years, Alejandro Macias shied away from using his experience growing up on the Texas-Mexico border as the subject of his figure paintings. “I […]
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Danielle Hunt By Michael Chesnick School of Art As the youngest in a family of musicians, dancers, artists and storytellers, Danielle Hunt was a perfect fit for the University of […]
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By Michael Chesnick School of Art Calista Olander traded one canvas — the ballet floor — for another in Art History when she enrolled in the University of Arizona School […]
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Tia Stephens By Michael Chesnick School of Art When Tia Stephens needed a local issue to explore for her honors capstone documentary film project, the School of Art graduating senior […]
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Art History Assistant Professor Jeehey Kim, whose groundbreaking research in Asian photography has earned her international recognition, has been named a 2023 Early Career Scholar Award recipient by the University […]
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"I started me getting into art actually through skateboarding, I grew up skateboarding when I was in high school so that's what sparked it. I wanted to get a camera to document my life and experiences with skateboarding so I bought a film camera and here I am two years later in art school. For me some of my favorite subjects to take photos of are skateboarding, concerts, portraits, and landscapes. Since I got here I have found a very accepting community within the art school and love being in the darkroom and a part of the the photo program community. But as I continue here at the university I hope to grow and expand my skills."
Corbin Rouette – School of Art (’26)
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Arizona Arts’ very own Gage Judd has been nominated for a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award for his videography on the AZPM feature on School of Music’s Molly Gebrian. The feature, “Viola and the Brain,” was nominated in the ‘Educations/Schools Short Form Content’ category.
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Gage worked at AZPM for five years where he earned an Emmy Award and an Edward R. Murrow regional award in 2020.
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Viola and the Brain - Arizona Illustrated
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Molly Gebrian is a UA viola professor with a neuroscience background who uses her unique insight to help her students learn both in the practice room and in life.1 CommentComment on Facebook
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Theodore Buchholz, Cellist and Associate Professor of Cello at The University of Arizona School of Music, was featured by Arizona Illustrated in a video in which he explains his intimate relationship with the cello and the life lessons that he has learned as a musician.
"This is a dance with the cello, some days you have to lead it this way to coax out a sound, and some days you just have to listen and let it take you where it's going to. Let it teach you." - Buchholz
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Theodore Buchholz: Cellist - Arizona Illustrated
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Theodore Buchholz explains his intimate relationship with the cello and what life lessons can be found in learning to play an instrument0 CommentsComment on Facebook