ArtsArtist of the Month: Rosa Kilgore
The metalsmithing jeweler has art in her genes.
The metalsmithing jeweler has art in her genes.
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.