BFA Exhibition
Venue: Joseph Gross Gallery (Free)
March 13, 2023 - April 5, 2023
Events
MFA Thesis Exhibition
Venue: Joseph Gross Gallery and UA Museum of Art
April 17, 2023 - May 12, 2023
News
Doctoral candidate Chavez named Tyson Scholar
By Michael Chesnick School of Art Ricardo Chavez, a University of Arizona School of Art doctoral candidate in Art History and Education, has been named a prestigious Tyson… More
Saracino receives fellowship from prestigious Huntington Library
By Michael Chesnick School of Art Jennifer Saracino, an assistant professor of Art History at the University of Arizona School of Art, has received a Barbara Thom postdoctoral… More
Alshaibi solo exhibition in UAE follows Regents Professor ceremony
Just weeks after Sama Alshaibi was formally inducted as a Regents Professor, a mid-career solo exhibition of the Iraqi-born artist began in the United Arab Emirates. The Arizona… More
Our final VASE lecture of the spring will feature artist Walid Raad on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the Center for Creative Photography. Details: vase.art.arizona.edu/walid-raad/
Arizona Arts The University of Arizona
Regents Professor Sama Alshaibi presented to a packed house Saturday in Denver as the closing speaker for the Society for Photographic Education (SPE) Conference. The day before, speakers Clare Benson (MFA ’13), Tomiko Jones (MFA ’08) and Kaitlyn Jo Smith (MFA '20) and more alums joined Sama and Prof. Martina Shenal, grad student Nathan Cordova and others at Henry's Tavern for a reunion get-together! tinyurl.com/4p6bywwe
Arizona Arts The University of Arizona Society for Photographic Education
Ph.D. student Sedona Heidinger was among six presenters at today's "Collective" Art History Symposium at the University of Arizona Museum of Art. Other speakers were Barbie Kim, Bentley Brown, Shen Qu, Gabriel Quick and Dr. Gregory Sholette (keynote). Director Colin Blakely opened the event, which also included a Collective exhibition at the Palo Verde Gallery (Grad Studios). Go to tinyurl.com/2p9eeshm for more details. Congrats to the School of Art's Graduate Council and Art History Graduate Student Association for organizing the symposium and exhibition! Arizona Arts The University of Arizona
Featured Work
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Artist: Forgotten Photography
1$ Portraits series, 1.
Artist: ARLENE ISLAS Large Format 4x5 Color Film
Yellow Girl
Artist: Kylie Isbell Daniels Cyanotype and Tri-Color Gum Bichromate
Snow White
Artist: Bailey Cooper Graphite
Hybrid Teacups with Plants: East Meets West
Artist: Chrysanthe Kapuranis Micron markers, color markers, digital illustration, photography
Constant Compromise
Artist: Dominique Martinez Digital Archival Print
Sound/Sound/Sound
Artist: Andrea Howlett Digital Print(s)
Coy Limbs
Artist: Aidan Heigl Inkjet Print
Dear Broken Skin
Artist: Ellery Page Lithograph
The Hangout Spot
Artist: Justice Amarillas Digital Inkjet Photograph
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