VASE Lecture: Bethany Collins
Venue: Center for Creative Photography (Free)
February 23, 2023
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Shin co-edits book, “Counternarratives from Asian American Art Educators”
Professor Ryan Shin has published a co-edited book through Routledge, “Counternarratives from Asian American Art Educators: Identities, Pedagogies, and Practice Beyond the Western Paradigm.” It’s his second book… More
UT-Austin names alumna Varela early career fellow
Bella Maria Varela, a 2021 MFA graduate in Photo/Video/Imaging, has been named to the 2022 Provost’s Early Career Fellows Cohort at the University of Texas at Austin. Varela… More
Alums Navab, Nguyen showcase work in ‘Dialogues’ exhibition
School of Art graduates Nassem Navab and Anh-Thuy Nguyen participated in a compelling four-woman exhibition “Dialogues” at Tucson’s Yun Gee Park Gallery. The show explores the challenges, discussions,… More
Update! This screening is being rescheduled from Friday to Thursday, Dec. 8, at noon at The Loft Cinema, 3245 E. Speedway. DE/COMPOSITIONAL LOGIC, organized and curated by Prof. Marcos Serafim's Fall 22 ART349 students, is FREE to attend and will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Arizona Arts
Please check out DE/COMPOSITIONAL LOGIC on Friday, Dec. 2, at noon at The Loft Cinema, 3233 E. Speedway Blvd. It's a free screening of selected works from Artists' Video 2022, organized and curated by Prof. Marcos Serafim's Fall 22 ART349 students:
Lizzie Bell
Kimberly Calles
Mckenzie Campas
Amber Cole
Dietz
Ary Frank
Tucker Grams
Kendall Grant
Stuart Kieren
Stasia Mazza
Yesenia Meraz
Tanya Robles
Quinn Standley
Ariana Valencia
De/compositional Logic includes bursts of delirium, ambiguous explorations of feeling and perception, altered physical and mental states, and expositions of the alluring, decomposing pollution of the capitalist spectacle. What follows is the possibility of engagement with the moving image as a critical tool, as an extension of our mind-bodies, and as a subject that impacts culture. Arizona Arts
UA School of Theatre, Film & Television University of Arizona Museum of Art
Prof. Nicole Antebi's Animation 1 students created this video for their latest project, a character turnaround assignment that encouraged them to use unique characters to offer more inclusive and diverse story possibilities. The students (not in order of appearance):
Truman Huan Adams
Kayla Deann Bradshaw
Kiana Arman Chan
Isaac James Davis
Isabella Rose DeFine
Kaya Evelyn Glasner
Rene Harter
John Michael Konrad
Malaquias Benjamin Palacios
Madai Ruiz Palacios
Alisha McKenzie Stadler
Jihye Anna Tak
Saedi Kuma Wadman
Maya H Wong
Arizona Arts The University of Arizona
Featured Work
Figure/Ground Compression III
Artist: Colin Blakely Pigmented Inkjet Print
Russian Drone Paintings: "Damascus, 2015"
Artist: Lawrence Gipe Oil on canvas
The Hangout Spot
Artist: Justice Amarillas Digital Inkjet Photograph
Social Posters
Artist: Stephanie Reid Poster Design
Passage
Artist: Jaquelee Chit Yu Chau Intaglio
Handbook on Race and the Arts in Education
Artist: Amelia (Amy) Kraehe, Ph.D.
R-Z
Artist: Lauren Elise Emerine Digital Illustration Poster
#swirlers
Artist: Kennady Schneider Inkjet Print (photograph)
Pink Teeth
Artist: Maya Hawk Chromogenic C Print
Self Portrait: Introspection of the Number 9
Artist: Harry Carlson Aluminum, dirt, wood
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