November 30, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
An opening scene from Missing in Brooks County encapsulates the David-and-Goliath theme that runs through much of the 2020 Global Health Film Festival. Impassioned filmmakers follow well-meaning individuals as they mount small, […]
moreNovember 30, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Listen to an Arizona Spotlight interview with Jacob Bricca and Lisa Molomot, the TFTV faculty filmmakers behind the documentary “Missing in Brooks County.” The film follows two families desperately searching […]
moreNovember 29, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Faculty artist oboist Sara Fraker was featured this week on CBC Radio in a full-length interview with plant ecologist Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer, who appeared as a guest artist at […]
moreNovember 17, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Filmmaker and TFTV alumna Jillian Corsie (’10) is dedicated to telling stories that shine a light on difficult subjects and showcase strong female role models on screen. Trichster, her debut feature documentary, has been viewed […]
moreNovember 5, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Digital rendering of the mural view from Speedway. The School of Art is getting a new mural. Recent alumnus and internationally renowned muralist Karlito Miller Espinosa, aka Mata Ruda, is […]
moreNovember 3, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
School of Art alumnus and Canadian artist Kareem-Anthony Ferreira was featured as Nino Mier Gallery Los Angeles’ first solo exhibition September 12 – October 3, 2020. Kareem-Anthony Ferreira, a first-generation […]
moreNovember 2, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Roxanna Denise Stevens Ibarra is a double degree student at the College of Fine Arts. She graduated last spring with her BFA in Film and Television, and is now completing […]
moreNovember 2, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
The University of Arizona’s arts and humanities programs move up to No. 10 among public universities and No. 26 among all U.S. institutions in the 2021 Times Higher Education World […]
moreNovember 2, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
As a winner of the #BearDownMaskUp Challenge, dance major Christina Calden hopes to keep students connected via the University Pen Pals. This new program aims to link students via letters, […]
moreOctober 30, 2020 • Arizona Arts Live
Arizona Arts Live is honoring local, unsung heroes with an innovative art installation near Centennial Hall in the Main Gate Square and Geronimo Square. Monuments will be on display nightly now […]
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One of the most treasured traditions of the holiday season, The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music’s annual Holiday Card to Tucson will be streamed on YouTube on Dec. 6. The signature choral concert of the year can be seen at no charge on the Fred Fox School of Music and Arizona Arts YouTube channels at 3 p.m, featuring:
> The Arizona Choir
> Symphonic Choir
> University Community Chorus
> Tucson Girls Chorus
> Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus
> And much, much more
Learn More | azart.fyi/HolidayCard2020
University of Arizona Choirs
Save the Dates! UA Dance Digital Debut: Dec. 15-20, 2020 & Jan. 5-10, 2021- An online performance program featuring works produced during the Fall 2020 semester, including an excerpt from Paul Taylor's “Cloven Kingdom.” Registration information coming soon!
Photo: UA Dance Ensemble members in “Cloven Kingdom” by Paul Taylor
Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
We are thankful for a lot, especially the many special people who make up #arizonaarts.
Like Karlito Miller Espinosa and Brisa Tzintzun who are creating this mural on the University of Arizona School of Art Joseph Gross Gallery.
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