Join us in celebrating our emerging artists and scholars, as well as voices from around the world, by attending events hosted or affiliated with the School of Art. No matter where you are in your journey, there is always something new to discover here.
- Upcoming Events
- VASE Lecture Series
- Annual Events
- Exhibitions
Events List Visual Arts
(Co)-laboratory Arts-Based Research
“(Co)-laboratory Arts-Based Research” is a participatory exhibition conceived by a cohort of School of Art graduate arts-based…to
Sep 10
School of Art Welcome
The School of Art will welcome new and transfer students — and welcome back current students — on Wednesday, Sept. 9, in an event that…
Relative Impulse
The School of Art exhibition, “Relative Impulse,” features artworks for which the making — or destroying — of family…to
Jan 28
National Portfolio Day
High school or community college students thinking about becoming an art major are encouraged to attend National Portfolio Day in Tucson…
VASE Lecture: Dario Robleto
Houston-based artist, writer and fillmmaker Dario Robleto will discuss his interdisciplinary approach to crafting and conveying messages…VASE Lecture Series
Your artistic growth doesn’t just come from within. It’s sparked by shared human experiences and connections. At the School of Art, you can attend our Visiting Artists and Scholars Endowment Lecture Series (VASE), which brings diverse artists and scholars from around the globe to our campus. Through lectures, salons, and exhibitions, the series seeks to ignite the artistic fire within you. All lectures are held in the Center for Creative Photography (CCP) and all VASE exhibitions are installed at the Joseph Gross Gallery.
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Annual Events
The School of Art hosts a spectrum of exciting annual events to inspire your creative soul and enable you to experience a full range of artistic approaches, voices, and mediums.
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Exhibitions
The School of Art hosts the BFA and MFA springtime exhibitions, as well as other student shows throughout the school year in the Joseph Gross and Lionel Rombach galleries. View past MFA and BFA exhibitions
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