September 17, 2021 • College of Fine Arts
Stevens Ibarra graduated with a bachelor’s degree in film and television in the spring of 2020, and will complete her music education degree in December. Carlos Moreno/Campus Brand Engagement Roxanna […]
moreSeptember 16, 2021 • College of Fine Arts
John Matter at the 2021 Creative Arts Emmy Awards This past weekend at the Creative Arts Emmys, University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television alum John Matter (’01) […]
moreSeptember 10, 2021 • College of Fine Arts
'Naci cantando con todas mis fuerzas': Estudiante de la Universidad de Arizona capta su cultura a través de la música y en la pantalla Inspirada por las historias que se […]
moreSeptember 10, 2021 • College of Fine Arts
'Born Singing at the Top of My Lungs': UArizona Student Brings Her Culture to Song and Screen Inspired by stories passed down through generations, Roxanna Denise Stevens Ibarra mixes modern […]
moreSeptember 7, 2021 • School of Theatre, Film & Television
In 2020, Professor Lisanne Skyler was commissioned by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) to create a 15-minute film commemorating the 10-year anniversary of the Museum’s annual Art+Film […]
moreSeptember 3, 2021 • Fred Fox School of Music
MASK UP In accordance with UArizona policy, face coverings are expected in all indoor spaces, including FFSOM concert halls. Thank you for doing your part to keep our performers […]
moreSeptember 3, 2021 • Fred Fox School of Music
Programs will be projected in the hall during performances and available online at music.arizona.edu
moreAugust 27, 2021 • School of Theatre, Film & Television
The School of Theatre, Film & Television is excited to track the continued success of alum Sierra Teller Ornelas (BA, ’05). After graduating, Teller Ornelas spent several years programming films […]
moreAugust 23, 2021 • School of Theatre, Film & Television
The documentary Missing in Brooks County continues to garner festival awards and media attention from around the country, most recently from Time Magazine and USA Today. In a rolling release […]
moreAugust 23, 2021 • School of Theatre, Film & Television
Proud to share that TFTV Director Andy Belser has received this year’s Excellence in Fundraising Award, bestowed by the College of Fine Arts Development team, and presented to a member […]
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TODAY … CCP OPEN HOUSE!!!
Open to the Public | Free Admission
Visit the Center for Creative Photography anytime between 12 – 7p to see the new Alice Chaiten Baker Interdisciplinary Gallery, a pop-up installation in the lobby, and our brand-new library nook. Enjoy grab and go snacks and art activities, a live DJ from 4-7p. Free parking behind the CCP from 5-7p.
Part of the Arizona Arts Signature Series!
Image: Installation view of "Photojournalism 20/20: A Think Tank for an Unimaginable Present”
Tucson Lifestyle Magazine interviews Adriana Gallego (BFA ’97, Painting and Drawing), alumna from the University of Arizona School of Art, and executive director of the Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona. Learn how that organization connects artists to each other, the community and to needed resources. Photo: Ed Flores
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Alumna Amy Duddleston earned two Emmy nominations as editor of the HBO's Mare of Easttown, career firsts.
She's edited Dexter, American Gods, The Killing and My Own Private Idaho and worked with directors like Gus Van Sant, the Russo Brothers, Lisa Cholodenko, Agnieska Holland and others.
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Duddleston (BFA ’86, General Fine Arts), as a student, actually worked in the editing room when Revenge of the Nerds was filmed on campus in Tucson.
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