The coronavirus pandemic, economic instability, systemic violence against QT+BIPOC, wildfires, and a highly-charged presidential election make 2020 a watershed moment for Tucson and the world.
How have you been responding, coping or healing through art during this time? Submit your work by Aug. 24 to be featured in the virtual exhibition Picturing 2020: A Community Reflects along with works from the UAMA permanent collection.
Coming up on Aug. 5, a conversation with Alex Macias Art.
from the University of Arizona School of Art
with Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block.Meet Dr. Alejandro Macias, Assistant Professor with Arizona Arts, who recently joined The University of Arizona. Join him next week to learn more about his featured work at the Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block. ¡Bienvenidos Dr. Macias!
Register here: bit.ly/3rqs3uH
USA Today includes "Missing in Brooks County" as one of the summer's 15 must-see documentaries. In theaters Aug. 20.
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The Center for Creative Photography has received a $255,000 grant from the The Henry Luce Foundation to fund a 2023 exhibition featuring the work of Louis Carlos Bernal, a beloved Arizona artist best known for capturing barrio life in the Southwest. Bernal also taught at Pima Community College for 17 years.
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Center for Creative Photography receives prestigious Henry Luce Foundation grant - Arizona Arts
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Center for Creative Photography receives a $255,000 Luce Foundation grant to fund an exhibition featuring the work of Louis Carlos Bernal.
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