University of Arizona CCP Opens 'Animality' Exhibition of Animal Photography
Starting on August 8, the University of Arizona's Center for Creative Photography (CCP) will launch an exhibition titled 'Animality: 100 Years of Photographs.' This show explores the intricate relationships between humans and animals through a century of photographic art. It’s completely free to visit and runs until December 12, open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Featuring over 100 images and archival pieces from CCP's collection, the exhibit showcases nearly 300 animals from 30 different species, including various bats, all captured by diverse photographers. The exhibition is organized into 11 themes and was developed in collaboration with seven honors students from the University of Arizona.
Key facts
- Exhibition opens Aug. 8 at University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography
- Runs through Dec. 12
- Free and open to the public
- Gallery hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 10a-4:30p
- Features over 100 photographs and archival objects
- Includes nearly 300 animals across 30 species, plus hundreds of bats
- Organized around 11 thematic groupings
- Created in collaboration with seven University of Arizona honors students
Entities
Institutions
- University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography
- University of Arizona
Locations
- Tucson
- United States