ArtsStudio Snapshot: Barbara Swanson
Studio Snapshot: Barbara Swanson
It was Joe Netherwood’s childhood love of history and fascination with TV shows like The Lone Ranger that led the Virginia-born draftsman to art.
“Conservation is messy business,” writes Brooke Bessesen in Vaquita: Science, Politics and Crime in the Sea of Cortez ($30, Island Press).
More than 50 years ago, a young man came into the shop of Israeli luthier Amnon Weinstein. The customer was interested in having a violin that had belonged to his grandfather restored.
Singer-songwriter uses her life story as inspiration
Julie Hooker doesn’t need watercolors, oils or acrylics to create amazing artworks
Our top picks for this month’s best arts events
A new installation at the MIM rocks harder than the average exhibit
National bands are doing a little Southwestern cultural co-opting.
A look at graphic designer Brad Towsley.
The self-taught surrealist dreams of designing murals in Phoenix.
Memoir meets poetry meets graphic novel in By the Forces of Gravity.
Jill Friedberg uses unusual materials to craft her unique artwork.