June 11, 2021 • College of Fine Arts
Two University of Arizona School of Art faculty, Assistant Professor Nicole Antebi and Professor David Taylor, are members of collaborative teams that have been awarded major funding in support of […]
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Faye Ruiz’s short film will screen at cinemas nationwide as part of an anthology released by Kino Lorber and Dedza Films Tucson, AZ (June 7, 2021) – The Lights Are […]
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TFTV graduates Jenna Meadows and Camryn Elias, both Class of 2021 BFA Acting/Musical Theatre students, decided to come together to create a documentary featuring graduating seniors from each of the […]
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Musical Theatre Senior Tony Moreno, performing in the 2021 BFA Acting & Musical Theatre Showcase The University of Arizona’s School of Theatre, Film & Television has been ranked in The […]
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Musical Theatre BFA seniors Camryn Elias, Jenna Meadows and Tony Moreno, all graduating from the School of Theatre, Film & Television, recorded a special version of the National Anthem which […]
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School of Theatre, Film & Television alum Peter Murrieta, known for projects such as Mr. Iglesias, Greetings From Tucson, and Wizards of Waverly Place, has signed a first-look deal with […]
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University Libraries' Mellon Grant Recipients Launch U.S.-Mexico Borderlands Digital Storytelling Projects The four projects include a documentary about the Indigenous Rarámuri people of northern Mexico, an project documenting the experiences […]
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The Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Concert brings musicians from different cultures together at this moment to perform music in celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander heritage and support […]
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Alumnus Feature Keitaro Harada (Conducting Fellow, 2008-2011) Music and Artistic Director of the Savannah Philharmonic Associate Conductor of the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra
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Erik Peregrine – Distinguished Graduate Student Award DMA, Choral Conducting
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In the spring of 2020, a talented group of MFA graduates lost the opportunity to display their artworks in a physical gallery due to the pandemic. Today we begin to run it back with the 2020 MFA Thesis Alumni Exhibition.
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The University of Arizona School of Art, University of Arizona Museum of Art and Center for Creative Photography are co-hosting exhibition, displaying the artwork in four galleries.
FEATURING ARTISTS: Erin DiGiovanni, Zach Gotschalk (works pictured), Mijoung Kim, Marisa Lewon, Dorsey Kaufmann, Martin Krafft, Elena Makansi, Leah Netsky, Jared Robison, Marina Shaltout, Kaitlyn Jo Smith, Alex Turner, Kenzie Wells.
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Faye Ruiz's senior thesis film from "I Dream in Widescreen 2020" has been acquired for national distribution by Kino Lorber and DEDZA FILMS, who are featuring the works of nine emerging filmmakers from underrepresented communities worldwide.
The screenings begin today.
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“Dedza is committed to changing the landscape for emerging, underrepresented filmmakers and I’m elated to be a part of their first collection of short films and honored to have my film chosen to play on such a wide platform,” said Ruiz. “I’m grateful to The University of Arizona and the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television for providing me with the filmmaking resources and faculty mentorship to bring ‘The Lights Are On, No One’s Home’ to life and out into the world.”
Written and directed by Faye Ruiz
Produced by Ramani Menjugas
Cinematography by Martin Somoza and Zach Lovvorn
Starring Faye Ruiz and Adriana Acedo Campillo
All TFTV students or graduates.
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Andres Hernandez is one of the many talented artists featured in the University of Arizona School of Art 2021 BFA illustration and Design Capstone Show. His thesis project was rebranding the National History Museum at Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City.
"This museum is one of my favorite places to visit while in Mexico City,” said Andrés. 'I decided to make it my thesis project because it would combine my love for design, art, my heritage, and history all in one project."
For more on Andrés, other artists and show, please visit bfacapstone.art.arizona.edu.
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