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Online Tours Available

In keeping with social distancing guidelines, the Department of Fine and Performing Arts is now offering prospective students and families online tours in all areas - Dance, Fine Arts, Music, and Theatre. These individualized online meetings are available M-F during regular business hours and are guided by our friendly and knowledgeable guides.

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    DFPA COVID-19 UPDATES

    Loyola has advised all departments to take precautionary measures to limit the spread of COVID-19. For us, that includes postponing our public programming and moving classes online. Please sign up here to receive additional communication from our department as it becomes available.
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  • Event

    Artist Talk: Jordan Martins

    CANCELLED: Chicago based artist Jordan Martins will be giving an artist talk on Thursday, March 19 from 2:00-3:30pm, Ralph Arnold Annex, Rm. 117. This talk is free and open to the Loyola University community and public.
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  • Alumni

    Alexis O'Connor moves between commercial and project-based photography

    Alexis O'Connor reflects on their time at Loyola, on commercial considerations, and on their current photography project currently on view in the Alumni Show at the Ralph Arnold Gallery
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  • From the Director of Fine Arts at Loyola University Chicago

    New Director of Fine Arts Rafael E. Vera outlines exciting changes in the Fine Arts Program.
  • Faculty

    Through the Photographer's Lens

    Photography Professor Nori Minami reflects on his most recent project "California City (Real Estate)" and the challenge of embracing technology in and out of the classroom.
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  • Alumni

    In Conversation with Cole Fellow Amanda Malmstrom

    Art History alum Amanda Malmstrom shares her experience as a Cole Fellow at the Thomas Cole Historic Site in Catskill, NY and on curating the first exhibition of Emily Cole’s botanical artworks.