The University of Arizona School of Art 2019 Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition April 13 – May 10, 2019 | Reception: April 18, 5:00 – 6:30 pm
Venue: Joseph Gross Gallery and The University of Arizona Museum of Art
April 13, 2019 - May 10, 2019
News
MFA Student’s Work Debuts at Carnegie Hall
“Where We Lost Our Shadows” a collaborative, multimedia work from third-year MFA student Khaled Jarrar (Photography, 2019) made its premiere at Carnegie Hall Friday, April 12. The American… More
MOCA Tucson Announces “From Here to Eternity: Selections from the University of Arizona School of Art”
MOCA Tucson is pleased to announce From Here to Eternity: Selections from the University of Arizona School of Art. This group exhibition features the work of seven 2019… More
David Taylor’s DeLIMITations Featured in Several Events this Spring
DeLIMITations: Survey of the 1821 Border Between Mexico and the United States, a collaboration between School of Art Professor David Taylor and Mexican artist Marcos Ramírez ERRE is involved… More
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Finals Survival Week: April 22 - May 10
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Check out the FREE #FSW events, food specials, and resources below!Third-year U of A Photography MFA student, Khaled Jarrar's collaborative, multimedia work "Where We Lost Our Shadows" made its premiere at Carnegie Hall this past Friday! Read the The New York Times review here: www.nytimes.com/2019/04/12/arts/music/american-composers-orchestra-review.html?fbclid=IwAR2Aytl3L...
Review: A Refugee Journey Inspires a Musical Collaboration
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The filmmaker Khaled Jarrar and the composer Du Yun created “Where We Lost Our Shadows,” which was performed by the American Composers Orchestra.Are you familiar with The Land With No Name? Alumni Kate Hodges (who is also an adjunct instructor) and Ted Springer maintain it and work with many faculty and alumni to create and install work there. We love this feature about The Land With No Name from Arizona Illustrated: tv.azpm.org/p/originals-azill-arts/2016/1/26/80741-nature-and-art/
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Two artists who also love nature are joining forces in the desert west of Tucson to provide a gigantic outdoor space for sculptures and other exhibits.Featured Work
1$ Portraits series, 1.
Artist: ARLENE ISLAS Large Format 4x5 Color Film
The Wretched Sound Of Mysticism Dying
Artist: Aaron S. Coleman Lithography and Screen print
Decorative Borders
Artist: Laura Tanner Ink on Hand-Cut Mylar
Nutrition Chart
Artist: Mali Bautista Print
Deux Rois
Artist: Christian Moeykens Charcoal, Graphite, and White Gouache on Paper
"Says the New Yorker" Series
Artist: Anna Petronella Letterpress
Social Posters 1 & 2
Artist: Cynthia Kristine Sodari Printed Posters
Flies are Friends, Not Food
Artist: Carly Brown Pencil, Digital Color
Oblivious
Artist: Kaitlin Case graphite
Dear Broken Skin
Artist: Ellery Page Lithograph