May 28, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
TUCSON, AZ [May 27 2020] – The School of Theatre, Film & Television will present a special edition of Magic Hour, the annual screening of short fiction films made by […]
moreMay 21, 2020 • UA Presents
UA Presents is excited to announce the launch of The Tucson Studio, an online resource for Southern Arizona musicians that offers technical assistance with audio and video production for live […]
moreMay 18, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Experts from the College of Fine Arts say this is a good time to focus on creating your own art, in addition to taking in your favorite movies, shows, books […]
moreMay 18, 2020 • School of Theatre, Film & Television
May 15, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Megan Donnelly is the Technical and Educational Development Manager at AbelCine as well as a Director of Photography and Local 600 Camera Operator. Originally from Mesa, Arizona, Megan Donnelly graduated […]
moreMay 15, 2020 • School of Theatre, Film & Television
Graduation day will be different for the University of Arizona’s class of 2020. The ceremony will be online. “When I graduated high school, I messed around. I went to Pima […]
moreMay 13, 2020 • College of Fine Arts | Fred Fox School of Music
Dear Arizona Arts faculty and staff, I am delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Lori Wiest as the next Director of the Fred Fox School of Music. Dr. Wiest […]
moreMay 13, 2020 • School of Theatre, Film & Television
The Navajo Nation has the third highest covid-19 infection rate per-capita in the country, behind New York and New Jersey. TFTV alumna Sierra Ornelas, a Navajo Mexican-American writer and showrunner […]
moreMay 12, 2020 • College of Fine Arts | School of Dance
The 2020 College of Fine Arts and the School of Dance “Outstanding Senior” is Delphine Chang, who will be graduating summa cum laude from School of Dance with a minor […]
moreMay 12, 2020 • Fred Fox School of Music
At the invitation of the New York Philharmonic Archives, several music graduate students — Olman Alfaro Portuguez, Donté Ford, Grant Knox, Tad Biggs, Eloy Ramirez, Charles du Preez, and Mariana […]
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Even Ansel Had to Earn a Living: Virtual talk with Rebecca Senf is this morning at 11am PT. Becky Senf Ccp will speak about and read short excerpts from her new book "Making a Photographer: The Early Work of Ansel Adams," which reveals details about how the photographer’s early decades changed the course of his successful career. Bring questions for a lively discussion with this Ansel Adams scholar. Co-organized by the Center for Photographic Art (Carmel, CA) and the Center for Creative Photography (Tucson, AZ), registration is required for this free virtual talk.
Register here: arizona.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6naW-PNzRnqzUHMfxxhodw
This Wednesday at 11am PT, the CCP and Center for Photographic Art present "Even Ansel Adams Had to Earn a Living: Looking at His Early Commercial Work and How it Influenced His Art with Dr. Rebecca Senf (Becky Senf Ccp)."
Register for this free virtual event by following this event page link, and bring questions for a lively discussion with this Ansel Adams scholar: www.facebook.com/events/1176788165999784/
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