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"The Linda McCartney Retrospective" is being hosted in the University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography. (Photo by Kayla Linderman, El Inde Arizona)

UA Center for Creative Photography: “The Linda McCartney Retrospective” makes North American debut

Kayla Linderman from El Inde Arizona
February 28, 2023
New Couple Who Closed Their Eyes, Tokyo, ​1974, ​© Kikuji Kawada, ​courtesy of University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography. 

CCP and Phoenix Art Museum host Japanese exhibit honoring historical, contemporary photography

Christian Alexander Alvarado from El Inde Arizona
March 1, 2022
A worker at the University of Arizona Museum of Art enters the museum located off of Speedway and Park Avenue.

Take a dive into the world of UA art and photography

Sean Fagan
July 11, 2021
The Center for Creative Photography on Sept. 17, 2016. The building is located on North Olive Road and houses the Ansel Adams Archive, which holds over 2,500 of his prints.

The Center for Creative Photography introduces digital viewing during the pandemic

Abbie Kosoc
March 20, 2021
The Center for Creative Photography, established in 1975 and located on 1030 N Olive Rd

Center for Creative Photography honors journalist David Hume Kennerly

Jake Toole
October 6, 2019
Old Main was the first building constructed on the University of Arizona campus.

OPINION: Hidden treasures the UA offers for FREE

Anika Pasilis
September 23, 2019
Kerry Negus is the assistant director of the Hanson FilmTV Institute. Negus oversees the production of theTucson Cine Mexico Film Festival. 

Local film festival showcases unique perspectives of Mexico

Tyson Hudson - Contributor
March 25, 2019
Marcia Reed, Ann Fessler and Emily Weirich (left to right) discussing how to make edits and insert citations on Wikipedia pages. The Art + Feminism event, organized at UA by Weirich, to teach people how to incoporate feminism into Wikipedia edits took place on Friday, March 22, on the second floor of John P. Schaefer Center for Creative Photography.

Event at CCP aims to empower female Wikipedia editors

Quincy Sinek
March 23, 2019
Meg Hagyard, the newly appointed interim director of the UA Museum of Art. Hagyard, who took the position this month, plans to continue major exhibits as part of her upgraded role. 

UA Museum of Art welcomes interim director Meg Hagyard

Shaq Davis
August 23, 2017
Center for Creative Photography preparators Lynn Richards, left, and Aimee Baker, right, in the UA's Museum Dance Off 4 competition video. Voting for the UA's region in the competition ends on April 25 at 5 a.m.

When you work in a museum, you got to dance

Kirshana Guy
April 23, 2017
The Arizona State Museum is located near Main Gate. The museum is the largest and oldest anthropology museum in the Southwest.

Explore these three museums on campus

Taylor Brestel
February 25, 2017
A photographic portrait of nature photographer Ansel Adams which first appeared in the 1950 Yosemite Field School yearbook.

UA celebrates birthday of photographer Ansel Adams

Melissa Vasquez
February 17, 2017
The Center for Creative Photography on Saturday, Sept. 17th located on North Olive Road. The building houses the Ansel Adams Archive, which holds over 2,500 of his prints.

Former UA pres. talks Ansel Adams, creating CCP’s photography archives

Maryam Sobhani
September 22, 2016
Courtesy of The Center for Creative Photography

Center for Creative Photography kicks off intriguing VASE art lectures today

Audrey Molloy
September 16, 2015

CCP show proves hot dogs and photography are more similar than meets the eye

Audrey Molloy
September 11, 2015
Joshua Chuang, chief curator of the Center for Creative Photography, surveys a portion of 130 star charts during the installation of his newest exhibit, "Astronomical," in the Center for Creative Photography Gallery on Wednesday, Jan. 28.

Beyond our sight

Victoria Pereira
January 30, 2015
Stanford center Jayne Appel, left, and guard Candice Wiggins, right, defend Arizona guard Ashley Whisonant during the first half of a quarterfinals game in the Pac-10 Tournament in San Jose, Calif., Saturday. No. 1 seed Stanford beat No. 9 seed Arizona 65-55 to end the Wildcats' season.

Women fall in Pac-10 semis

Mike Ritter
March 5, 2007
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