Para Seguir Adelante: Stories of Migration
Venue: Lionel Rombach Gallery
September 14, 2023 - September 29, 2023
Events
VASE Lecture Series: Vincent Valdez
Venue: Center for Creative Photography auditorium
October 19, 2023
News
Mellon recipient Cordova hopes art project adds to border discourse
By Michael Chesnick School of Art As part of his fellowship to study and interpret the U.S.-Mexico border, Nathan Cordova not only is interviewing his labor-activist uncle, but… More
Jeehey Kim’s ‘pioneering’ book on Korean photography is published
By Michael Chesnick School of Art Nearly five years in the making, Jeehey Kim‘s new book is the first history of Korean photography in English. Kim, an assistant… More
School of Art’s 2023-24 VASE lineup features 4 top artists, scholars
Marking its 16th season, the University of Arizona School of Art’s Visiting Artists and Scholars Endowment series will feature acclaimed artists and educators Vincent Valdez, Kim Cosier, Kelli Anderson and Suchitra Mattai in… More
Check out our September newsletter — conta.cc/3LlzXRt — featuring the VASE Lecture series lineup for 2023-24; a border project by Mellon recipient and MFA candidate Nathan Cordova; Assistant Prof. Jeehey Kim's new groundbreaking book, "Photography and Korea" ... and more. Arizona Arts The University of Arizona Arizona Alumni
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Meet Nathan Cordova, an MFA candidate in the school’s nationally ranked Photography, Video and Imaging program, who's hard at work on his "Ghosts and Shadows" audio/visual project for the Mellon-Fronteridades Graduate Fellowship. Not only is Nathan interviewing his labor-activist uncle, but the grad student also is curious about "the way I’ve proposed to engage with the agency of the material that comprises a lot of the border wall.” tinyurl.com/388tydke Arizona Arts Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry The University of Arizona Mellon Foundation Society for Photographic Education University of Arizona Museum of Art Center for Creative Photography University of Arizona Center for Latin American Studies
Mellon recipient Cordova hopes art project adds to border discourse – School of Art
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Mellon recipient Cordova hopes art project adds to border discourse September 13, 2023 By Michael Chesnick School of Art As part of his fellowship to study and interpret the U.S.-Mexico border, Nathan...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Way to go, Ricardo!
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Ricardo also is a Tyson Scholar in American Art for the fall 2023 semester at the Crystal Bridges Museum of Art in Bentonville, Arkansas. art.arizona.edu/news/phd-candidate-chavez-named-tyson-scholar/
Featured Work
Underpass
Artist: Ning Wang Digital
Sound/Sound/Sound
Artist: Andrea Howlett Digital Print(s)
Flip
Artist: Carlton Bradford oak and steel
Social Posters 1 & 2
Artist: Cynthia Kristine Sodari Printed Posters
Scene Thirty-Two
Artist: April Logan Digital Photograph - Matte Print
Weeds
Artist: Dominic Valencia Acrylic on Canvas
Passage
Artist: Jaquelee Chit Yu Chau Intaglio
Man with a Head of Flowers
Artist: Danny Pacheco Digital Photography
Taste Hoarding
Artist: Jaquelee Chit Yu Chau Watercolor
Salt and Water
Artist: Andrew Holt Frazier Pigment on paper
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