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2020 BFA Exhibition is Live!
The University of Arizona School of Art is happy to announce the 2020 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition is now online and ready to view! In order to… More
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Projects featured this week were selected from our most recent call-for-submissions. I was able to interview each of these individuals to gain further insight into the bodies of work they shared. Toda...Happy Father's Day! Celebrating father figures everywhere with this perfect representation of how parents everywhere are probably feeling this year from alum Phillip Flores Photography.
What are you doing this summer? Medici recipient Trent Pechon shares plans for his creative practice:
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"My projects involve transforming objects and moments of everyday life into something new and strange. I do this through slow and careful craftsmanship and meticulous presentation. I’m interested in how objects can communicate in ways that words cannot. Ultimately, I’m interested in the way humor can help people feel and see the bittersweetness of life.
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"I am raising questions about the processes of making art by granting the raw material agency over the finished frame. I am creating a humorous tension between the juxtaposition of the raw branch and the finished frame, questioning when the art ends and begins. I am using the frame as a portal from the outside world into the world of art."
Featured Work
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Artist: Forgotten Photography
A Son and His Green Hat
Artist: Andre Rocha Digital print
Self Portrait: Introspection of the Number 9
Artist: Harry Carlson Aluminum, dirt, wood
Ineffable (I Did Not Know the Green)
Artist: Gary Setzer Performance Art
Taste Hoarding
Artist: Jaquelee Chit Yu Chau Watercolor
The Man with Two Bags
Artist: Andre Rocha digital print
Indulgence
Artist: Claire Mandel Digital Photography
The Print that Broke the Stone (Pineal Conical)
Artist: Connor James Furr Lithograph
Hybrid Teacups with Plants: East Meets West
Artist: Chrysanthe Kapuranis Micron markers, color markers, digital illustration, photography
Italy 2087, 2016
Artist: Joseph Labate Pigment Ink on Cotton Rag Paper
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