Politics, the Pandemic and the Pulpit: Valley churches grapple with how – or if – to address COVID-19 in an increasingly political world
Scottsdale gastroenterologist Daniel Meline helps patients give a crap with an office decked in high-end derriere art.
Cuban artist Nelson Garcia-Miranda went from washing the dishes to painting the walls at deseo.
Artist Neil Logan creates a Wallace and Ladmo bronze sculpture in public, for the public.
After four decades selling art nationwide, renowned Southwest artist Ed Mell finally opens his own gallery in the Valley.
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“Everyone can relate to my paintings, because we all were kids,” Michael Maczuga says.
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Celebrity chefs know a good dish when they see one.
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From small packets of methamphetamine to miles of mountains in southern Arizona...
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Thad Trubakoff is “carving out” a career as a kinetic-wood sculptor.
After guiding the Phoenix Art Museum to greatness, director Jim Ballinger is retiring. Who will take up the brush?.
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Artist Tim Rees just completed a mission to put the mining town of Miami, Ariz., on the map – or at least on canvas.
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Artist Daniel Edlen puts a new spin on vintage vinyl albums.
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What would you do with half a million LEGO pieces?
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Three giant Chinese finger traps made from miles of woven seat belts dangle
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An astronaut mutt makes quite an artistic muse – at least for Valley creative Jeff Falk
