September 30, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
In a “normal” year, creative activity for Joe C. Klug, assistant professor of scenic design in the School of Theatre, Film & Television, would involve working as a scenic designer for a […]
moreSeptember 28, 2020 • Fred Fox School of Music
The Fred Fox School of Music’s University Community Chorus launched an interactive, eight-part virtual Webinar Series earlier this fall. Led by Dr. Alyssa Cossey, this series aims to maintain community, […]
moreSeptember 28, 2020 • Fred Fox School of Music
Dr. Molly Gebrian’s five-part YouTube series, “What Musicians Can Learn About Practicing from Current Brain Research,” offers fascinating insights into the human brain and how to efficiently practice for success. […]
moreSeptember 23, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
UA Presents Reimagined With a New Name – Arizona Arts Live Committed to offering extraordinary, unique live experiences for Southern Arizona, Arizona Arts Live has announced a fall lineup of […]
moreSeptember 18, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Music + Festival 2020: Gershwin, Reich, Bolcom Festival Director: Daniel Asia Guest Artists: Jeremy Huw Williams, baritone; Paula Fan, piano Oct. 9-12, 2020 The Thirteenth Annual Music+Festival will present the […]
moreSeptember 16, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Fred Fox School of Music alumnus Douglas-Jayd Burn is excited to return to the stage with Richmond Ballet as part of their September Studio performances from September 15th to the 29th. […]
moreSeptember 14, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
TFTV grad Roxanna Stevens Ibarra’s (’20) film Tesoro has received a nomination in the category of Best Drama Short at the 2020 Motor Film Awards! Presented by Red Digital Cinema, the […]
moreSeptember 10, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Congratulations to Fred Fox School of Music alumni Thomas Wininger (Distinguished Graduate Student 2019) and Erin Plisco (Distinguished Graduate Student 2017) on their recent marriage! Both Wininger and Plisco graduated […]
moreSeptember 9, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Ziyun Li, a DMA student in the choral conducting program, was one of 14 conductors chosen from 80 applicants to participate in Zheng Xiaoyang’s Conducting Master Class in Changsha, China. […]
moreSeptember 9, 2020 • College of Fine Arts
Please enjoy this beautiful video featuring Fred Fox School of Music alumnus Ivar Fojas. He performs “Españoletas y Canarios” by Gaspar Sanz, on his outstanding instrument creation. Ivar began his […]
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The Wrap has published its annual ranking of the top 50 Film Schools in the U.S. and once again TFTV features prominently at #26! The rankings are determined by a poll of more than 2,000 entertainment industry leaders, educators, deans, filmmakers and film commentators, along with experts tasked with evaluating each school. We're proud that TFTV consistently places in this highly anticipated ranking.
Find out why TFTV earned the kudos in the 2020 online issue: www.thewrap.com/college-wrap-2020-top-50-u-s-film-schools/.
Check out the stuff of synth pop dreams tonight at 6pm, and join us for Night Weather's color-drenched set in Centennial Hall.
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"David Hume Kennerly: One Year Later, presented by Bank of America" will stream live for free tomorrow.
Thurs., Oct. 15 at 5pm PST. | No registration is required.
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What is life like as a photojournalist during an American election year? How does photography begin to capture the impact of pandemics and protests?
Hear from photojournalist David Hume Kennerly on covering American campaigns, political leadership, and moments of crisis.
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John Kerry and John Edwards, Democratic Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates, at a Rally, Cleveland, Ohio, 2004 David Hume KennerlyJohn Kerry and John Edwards, Democratic Presidential and Vic...Thanks for the push, Arizona Arts!
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