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University of Arizona School of Art

1 day ago

Update! This screening is being rescheduled from Friday to Thursday, Dec. 8, at noon at The Loft Cinema, 3245 E. Speedway. DE/COMPOSITIONAL LOGIC, organized and curated by Prof. Marcos Serafim's Fall 22 ART349 students, is FREE to attend and will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Arizona Arts ... See MoreSee Less

Update! This screening is being rescheduled from Friday to Thursday, Dec. 8, at noon at The Loft Cinema, 3245 E. Speedway. DE/COMPOSITIONAL LOGIC, organized and curated by Prof. Marcos Serafims Fall 22 ART349 students, is FREE to attend and will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Arizona Arts

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University of Arizona School of Art

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Please check out DE/COMPOSITIONAL LOGIC on Friday, Dec. 2, at noon at The Loft Cinema, 3233 E. Speedway Blvd. It's a free screening of selected works from Artists' Video 2022, organized and curated by Prof. Marcos Serafim's Fall 22 ART349 students:

Lizzie Bell
Kimberly Calles
Mckenzie Campas
Amber Cole
Dietz
Ary Frank
Tucker Grams
Kendall Grant
Stuart Kieren
Stasia Mazza
Yesenia Meraz
Tanya Robles
Quinn Standley
Ariana Valencia

De/compositional Logic includes bursts of delirium, ambiguous explorations of feeling and perception, altered physical and mental states, and expositions of the alluring, decomposing pollution of the capitalist spectacle. What follows is the possibility of engagement with the moving image as a critical tool, as an extension of our mind-bodies, and as a subject that impacts culture. Arizona Arts
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Please check out DE/COMPOSITIONAL LOGIC on Friday, Dec. 2, at noon at The Loft Cinema, 3233 E. Speedway Blvd. Its a free screening of selected works from Artists Video 2022, organized and curated by Prof. Marcos Serafims Fall 22 ART349 students:

Lizzie Bell
Kimberly Calles
Mckenzie Campas
Amber Cole
Dietz
Ary Frank
Tucker Grams
Kendall Grant
Stuart Kieren
Stasia Mazza
Yesenia Meraz
Tanya Robles
Quinn Standley
Ariana Valencia

De/compositional Logic includes bursts of delirium, ambiguous explorations of feeling and perception, altered physical and mental states, and expositions of the alluring, decomposing pollution of the capitalist spectacle. What follows is the possibility of engagement with the moving image as a critical tool, as an extension of our mind-bodies, and as a subject that impacts culture. Arizona Arts
UA School of Theatre, Film & Television University of Arizona Museum of Art

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University of Arizona School of Art

1 week ago

Prof. Nicole Antebi's Animation 1 students created this video for their latest project, a character turnaround assignment that encouraged them to use unique characters to offer more inclusive and diverse story possibilities. The students (not in order of appearance):

Truman Huan Adams
Kayla Deann Bradshaw
Kiana Arman Chan
Isaac James Davis
Isabella Rose DeFine
Kaya Evelyn Glasner
Rene Harter
John Michael Konrad
Malaquias Benjamin Palacios
Madai Ruiz Palacios
Alisha McKenzie Stadler
Jihye Anna Tak
Saedi Kuma Wadman
Maya H Wong
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University of Arizona School of Art

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Arizona Arts' Racial Justice Studio is excited to co-sponsor designer Silas Munro as the inaugural speaker for UA's Black Faculty Speaker Series on Tuesday, Nov. 29! Munro will hold a fireside chat and lunch at 11:30 a.m. with students and a public lecture at 5 p.m. open to all. Go to bit.ly/bfss-silasmunro to RSVP. The University of Arizona ... See MoreSee Less

Arizona Arts Racial Justice Studio is excited to co-sponsor designer Silas Munro as the inaugural speaker for UAs Black Faculty Speaker Series on Tuesday, Nov. 29! Munro will hold a fireside chat and lunch at 11:30 a.m. with students and a public lecture at 5 p.m. open to all. Go to https://bit.ly/bfss-silasmunro to RSVP. The University of Arizona

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University of Arizona School of Art

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Kudos to Art History Assistant Prof. Jennifer Saracino, who was invited to present at the Newberry Library in Chicago earlier this month. Her talk was entitled “The Ayer Map of Teotihuacan as Embodied Action & Performance” — part of the 21st Annual Kenneth Nebenzahl Jr., Lectures in the History of Cartography. This year's theme was “Mapping as Performance.” Arizona Arts The University of Arizona ... See MoreSee Less

Kudos to Art History Assistant Prof. Jennifer Saracino, who was invited to present at the Newberry Library in Chicago earlier this month. Her talk was entitled “The Ayer Map of Teotihuacan as Embodied Action & Performance” — part of the 21st Annual Kenneth Nebenzahl Jr., Lectures in the History of Cartography. This years theme was “Mapping as Performance.” Arizona Arts The University of Arizona

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University of Arizona School of Art

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Don't miss this exhibition, "The Elements / Water," at Tohono Chul. It includes University of Arizona alums and runs through Feb. 8, 2023. Alum James Schaub, curator of exhibitions at Tohono Chul, will give a curator's talk Tuesday (tomorrow) and Thursday, Dec. 1, each at 10 a.m. Arizona Arts The University of Arizona Tohono Chul ... See MoreSee Less

Main Gallery - Tohono Chul - Tucson, AZ

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THE ELEMENTS | WATER November 17 – February 8, 2023 Reception with the Artists | Thursday, November 17 . 5:30 to 8:00pm Curator’s Talk | Tuesday, November 22 and Thursday, […]

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UA alum Paul Waid, who is in the "Water" show, also has a solo exhibition at Tohono Chul through Jan. 1. tohonochul.org/galleries/entry-gallery/

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