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º Arts and Culture Guy previews weekend events and movies
º Inside Tucson Business' review of Joshua Olivera "Palimpsest: an Image of What Once Was"
º Change of leadership at UA Museum of Art
º View the 2011 UAMA Annual Report
º UANews interviews Curator Lauren Rabb on
The
Aesthetic Code exhibition here
º Her Work Explores Origins of Iconic UA Art a review of
Secrets of the Divine in the Arizona Daily
Star's Caliente Magazine
º 3-D Artwork in Action a celebration of artist Melanie Stimmell,
at UA News.org
º Volunteer educators
share a love of art in the Arizona Daily Star
º Retablo: Uncovering a 500 Year Secret from Arizona Public Media
º What Lies Beneath Can Tell Another Tale
[The New
York Times on the Retablo of Ciudad
Rodrigo]
º Good Vibrations Rare Guitar Exhibit - A Video Produced by http://www.guitarimpact.com
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UAMA establishes the Archive for the Visual Arts
The University of Arizona Museum of Art's new research
arm, the
Archive of Visual Arts (AVA), will expand the museum's focus to
include the full spectrum of the visual arts.
The AVA will collect artists' papers and materials to support the study
of creativity and document the motivations that inspire individual
artists to do their best work. These materials include diaries,
business and personal correspondence, financial planning documents,
contracts, wills, technical data, slides, photos and videos.
The archive will facilitate research in related and tangential fields
such as arts, business, law, estate planning, marketing,
entrepreneurship, museum studies, philosophy and criticism.
Read more about the Archive of Visual Arts
The University of Arizona Museum of Art Podcasts
Our most recent lectures are available through iTunesU - point your web browser to:
http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Browse/arizona-public.1480629126
Which will connect you to the Apple iTunesU server. You will need a modern web browser and a current version of Apple iTunes in order to access this site.
Once you are connected to iTunesU, select the "Arts" option from the Topics list. From the following screen, choose "UA Museum of Art" to access our podcasts.
Our lecture offerings include:
Audrey Flack: Celebrating Marilyn
lecture by artist Audrey Flack
Ritual Beauty: Art of the Ancient Americas
gallery talk by Joanne Stuhr
Jenny Schmid: The Vistas of Gender Utopia
New Discoveries: The Making of the Ciudad Rodrigo Altarpiece by Fernando Gallego
by Claire Barry, Kimbell Art Museum
In the Shadow of a Famous Master: Maestro Bartolomé's
Innovations in the Altarpiece of Ciudad Rodrigo
by Dr. Barbara Anderson, The Getty Institute
Goya's Caprichos, Then and Now
by Professor Andrew Schulz
Contemporary African Art: Global Dialogues
by Professor Mikelle Smith Omari-Tunkara
El Anatsui: My Work
Gary Setzer: Homonymous Confusion of Planes
Alfred Quiroz: My Work [11 October 2007]
Joanna Frueh: My Work [11 October 2007]
Carrie Seid: My Work [11 October 2007]
David Christiana: My Work [11 October 2007]
The First is the Eye that Sees: Albrecht Dürer as Printmaker
by Professor Pia Francesca Cuneo
Joseph Labate Faculty Exhibition
Andrew W. Polk, III Faculty Exhibition
William R. Wilson Faculty Exhibition
Los Disparates and the Black Paintings by Susannah Maurer
We also sponsored programs in the Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture Series
2006-2007: Art and Identity
Wendy Ross (in conjunction with the exhibition Material Terrain) 24 January 2006
Artists Panel Discussion: Fred Borcherdt, Moira Geoffrion and Christopher LaVoie, moderated by Lisa Hastreiter-Lamb [16 February 2006]