SpotlightDevin Fleenor
Laser activist, artist, performer, technical wizard, communicator. Peer into the future with Devin Fleenor.
Laser activist, artist, performer, technical wizard, communicator. Peer into the future with Devin Fleenor.
ARTillery at Mesa Arts Center explores weaponry in contemporary art, features works by Shepard Fairey and John Wayne Gacy.
Day laborers reenact the Guatemalan Civil War in the parking lot of a Home Depot in Los Angeles in artist Yoshua Okón's acclaimed 2011 video Octopus. The laborers are also ex-guerillas and veterans of that war. The 18-minute film is, as Los Angeles Times arts critic Leah Ollman noted when Octopus was showing at L.A.'s Hammer Museum, “a heavy conceptual load,” but Mexico-born Okón is almost an auteur of agitating reenactments. His sequel to Octopus revisits another politically charged event, and uses participants of that event as the reenactors.
See exclusive images from the Phoenix Mercury’s home opener game as Coach Sandy Brondello (On the Rebound) seeks another championship.
Ultimate working mom Sandy Brondello coached the Phoenix Mercury to a championship last year. But can she lead them to a repeat – sans their star player?
Dorado Schmitt’s tribute to gyspy-jazz legend Django Reinhardt shines at Musical Instrument Museum.
Swap the sweltering Phoenix heat and desert dust for a breezy, sandy-beach-vibe at the “Queens of the Islands” tour.
How much power do religious-interest groups really have at the Arizona Capitol?
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In Monte and the Magnificent Star: An Arizona Tale, a children’s book by Jennifer Hecker DuVal...
*Warning: This story contains harsh and profane language.
The fearless founder of Phoenix-based pirate radio station KWFUCC goes global online while hijacking Valley airwaves.
Of the many medical ripple effects of the Vietnam War, one of the most important was the advent of helicopter evacuations in medical emergencies
The heart of Sonoma wine country beckons with salubrious – and scrumptious – activities.
A Phoenix church has conducted Easter sunrise services at Turf Paradise horse racetrack for the past 53 years.
Phoenix has world-class sports facilities, teams in every major pro sport and a large media market. So why don’t we have the championships?