Resources

Artist Karlito Miller Espinosa shares the inspiration behind a series of paintings that includes an exciting recent addition to the UAMA collection, "…Run as fast as you will, escape if you can, you are the quarry, fate is the hunter…"

Chelsea Farrar, UAMA Curator of Community Engagement, and Dr. Russ Toomey, Professor of Family Studies and Human Development, share their important work in this SXSW22 presentation.

Inspired by the painting Gothic Chapel from the UAMA collection, this short presentation by Dr. Susan Crane from the Department of History considers when and why "rubble" is transformed into "ruins," and what is at stake when memories of the past — invoked through ruins that would otherwise be seen as rubble — demand attention in the present.

Art Sprouts encourages art-based play and creativity with children and adults of all ages. Art Sprouts Home Edition models various types of art-making activities that care-givers and young children can experiment with in the safety and comfort of their homes and backyards.

The UAMA regularly hosts engaging art talks on a wide variety of topics, many in tandem with exhibitions on view. Enjoy these recordings of any you missed, or re-watch your favorites!

Olivia Miller, UAMA's Director and Chief Curator, shares five interesting facts and observations about a highlight from our permanent collection — Alexandre Hogue's Avalanche By Wind. You won't look at this work the same way!

Printmaker and UArizona School of Art student Olivia Richardson will lead you in learning about the print Blackburn, a 2002 work by artist Ron Adams. Finish your long look by creating your own homage to someone you admire, just as Adams did for printmaker Robert Blackburn in this portrait.