After pandemic pauses, the Valley’s smaller institutions are reopening.
After pandemic pauses, the Valley’s smaller institutions are reopening.
Arizona muralist Kayla Newnam is traveling the U.S. in a renovated camper and painting murals in all 50 states.
The Valley is in for a rare treat when the Musical Instrument Museum welcomes a new exhibit on November 12, Treasures: Legendary Musical Instruments, showcasing 75 instruments that underscore the power of music across 6,000 years of history.
Art One bolsters up-and-coming artists through representation and the Art One Foundation.
Keep your finger on the pulse of the Valley’s upcoming arts and culture programming.
Papay Solomon connects Arizona & Liberia through the subjects depicted in his vibrant, large-scale paintings.
PHOENIX Art Director Mirelle Inglefield meets with artist Ann Morton about her work on display at Mesa Arts Center and Phoenix Art Museum.
In this new PHOENIX magazine web series, art director Mirelle Inglefield visits the workspaces of various Arizona artists to chat about their work.
Alison Auditore stands at her easel creating the loops and waves that often become the signature of her portraits.
Four Valley venues are featured in the new locally made movie Teenage Badass.
Following an abrupt pandemic shutdown last spring, performing arts companies and museums are raising the curtain on a dynamic new season.
Have a taste for at? Feast your eyes on these Valley restaurants, where local muralists, sculptors and mixed-media specialists have found unique and dynamic showcases for the fruits of their craft.
Our second Illustrated Bar Flies entry is Monica Aissa Martinez's “Looking for Truth.”
As an antidote to the drab waiting room norm, local physicians offer visual art alongside the art of medicine.
Cuba Rhythm and Views provides a humanizing peek into Cuban culture through arts-focused excursions to the island nation.