ARTS EVENT ROUNDUP: OCT. 17 TO OCT. 23
Take a break for some creativity as the semester picks up pace again.
Take a break for some creativity as the semester picks up pace again.
Fall break is over, which means art on campus is coming back to life.
Across all campuses, art at ASU is on the move heading through midterms and into fall break.
Experience ASU's dynamic arts and performances through a curated weekly roundup showcasing diverse talents and captivating events on campus.
Alumni, students and faculty discuss the uniqueness of the Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance program amid the opening of the "IndigoShado: Legends" exhibition.
Check out all of the arts & culture events happening on and around ASU campuses this week!
For every art form, there's an ASU event! Learn more about the ASU community's arts events happening this week.
Students can explore the excellent public art by walking on and around the Tempe campus.
A plethora of ASU community art events are happening Aug. 28 and Sept. 3 involving visual art, dance, theater, film, gaming and fashion.
On the first Friday of each month, Phoenix's Arts District, Roosevelt Row, lights up with the sound of music, smell of street vendors and a display of local art. We dig into the history behind the event and why ASU students are so eager to attend.
Though First Friday is now an event that garners a large number of attendees, the concept began much more humbly: with a drunken conversation and scribbled musings on a bar napkin.
After AI art generators took the internet by storm, every visual artist has become a stakeholder in a convoluted ethical and legal debate about fair use creative data — willingly or otherwise.
ASU art students discuss the process and meaning behind their pieces in the "In The Moment" limited art exhibition at the Harry Wood Gallery.
Three ASU community members talk about their tattoos and the cultural ties they hold.
Over 40 new pieces of art, some made by ASU graduates, will soon be on display at the Phoenix Airport Museum at Sky Harbor.
Three statues on the ASU Tempe campus hold wide-ranging rich history and hold more complex political histories than what appears on the surface, according to ASU community members and experts.
Join hosts Sonya Sheptunov and Naomi Dubovis as they explain this week's biggest ASU news stories on "State Press Play."
A medida que la era digital ha llevado a la sociedad a ver los títulos STEM como una autopista de una sola vía hacia el éxito, los artistas profesionales de ASU y los creativos en ascenso trabajan para crear un espacio para las artes
The Bread & Puppet Theater is an internationally recognized artistic company. For ASU art students involved in puppetry, the company's upcoming Arizona appearance is a cause for celebration.
Art exhibit made by ASU students and faculty looks to influence students on campus to vote in election.
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