Studio Reservation – School of Art

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The School of Art is able to offer limited studio time for undergraduate students in need of space to create their work. We have implemented an online calendar system for students to reserve time in studio classrooms. Students are expected to adhere to University of Arizona physical distancing guidelines, to wear a mask at all times while in any University buildings (including School of Art facilities), and to not accompany any other student in their studio reservation. Any misconduct will result in removal of studio access. Questions can be directed to School of Art staff.

OSCR Lab ART 103 – is open M-Th from 8-5pm. For more information please visit https://oscr.arizona.edu/content/art-103-lab

The FYE Lobby is available for use, as long as physical distancing practices are observed. Students are asked not to rearrange furniture.

School of Art – Main Building

Esquire Building – Ceramics

Digital Print Studio (DPS)

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3 months ago

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Alex Turner: Blind River

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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...

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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. ... See MoreSee Less

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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." ... See MoreSee Less

The University of Arizona Historian Tyina Steptoe gives the history of Juneteenth and predictions about recognizing and celebrating the holiday in the future.
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Summer usually means a break for academics but opportunities made possible by the Medici Awards allow our artists to continue creating after classes end.
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This summer @perlasegovia will be creating embroidered shoes out of natural canvas to delve deeper into her focus on the plight of immigrants, their hope, strength, and perseverance.
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In her own words, "Human beings have migrated since time immemorial, during times of borderless and fenceless territories. Some would say that migration is one of the most fundamental of human rights. However, we currently live during times where there is political divisiveness and sentiments of anti-immigrant nationalism are high.
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"I find that when we put ourselves in other people's shoes we become more empathetic of others' plights . . . I chose to replicate people's memories of their homeland using freehand machine embroidery onto canvas to reflect the abrupt and quick decisions that have to be made by many immigrants.
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"I believe textiles transcend culture, geography, and time and are capable of serving as a unifying impetus in our tumultuous society." ... See MoreSee Less

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4 months ago

We're proud to announce that Paul Ivey has received the Superior Teaching Award from the The University of Arizona Humanities Seminars Program for the third time! All Humanities Seminars Program courses are taught by present and former University of Arizona professors selected for their scholarly accomplishments and exceptional teaching abilities. ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations Paul!!

We are not surprised!!! A wonderful detail guy and great teacher!!

I'm so proud of my childhood friend!

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Congrats!!!

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