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The PHiXLocal Art News | February 2023
Sydnee WilsonFebruary 28, 2023
If you’re curious about what’s going on in the local arts community, we curate a monthly list of what’s new and noteworthy, from new exhibits to upcoming shows. Welcome Springtime with the Seasonal Art on the Boardwalk Festival Hosted by Sundance Creek Promotions and located at the Arizona Boardwalk’s outdoor courtyard near OdySea Aquarium and Butterfly Wonderland, Art on the Boardwalk is free and family-friendly. Connect with local artists and shop for fine arts and...
ShoppingNewcomers’ Guide to Home & Art Shopping in the Valley in 2023
Editorial StaffNovember 1, 2022
From luxury furniture shops and art galleries to indie boutiques and local liquor stores, the Valley is a shopper's paradise.
City Guide 2023PHOENIX City Guide to Home & Art Shopping in the Valley in 2023
Editorial StaffNovember 1, 2022
From luxury furniture shops and art galleries to indie boutiques and local liquor stores, the Valley is a shopper's paradise.
The PHiXLocal Art News | February 2022
Madison RutherfordFebruary 8, 2022
If you’re curious about what’s going on in the local arts community, we curate a monthly list of what’s new and noteworthy, from new exhibits to upcoming shows. Arizona Bach Festival Returns for 13th Season From woodwind concertos to saxophone sonatas, the Arizona Bach Festival – now in its 13th year – puts a modern twist on the master composer’s music. This year’s festival lineup includes an organist, a chamber orchestra and a quartet of...
The PHiXLocal Art News | January 2022
Madison RutherfordJanuary 5, 2022
If you’re curious about what’s going on in the local arts community, we curate a monthly list of what’s new and noteworthy, from new exhibits to upcoming shows. Photography Exhibition Candidly Captures Artists and Their Cats A new photo series will be displayed January 7 through January 14 at Abe Zucca Gallery in Phoenix, featuring photographs of local creatives with their beloved feline companions. Aptly named Artists and Cats, the concept features portraits of more...
ShoppingGuide to Home Stores and Art Galleries
Editorial StaffSeptember 29, 2021
From luxury furniture shops and art galleries to indie boutiques and local liquor stores, the Valley is a shopper's paradise.
We sat down with self-help poet Morgan Harper Nichols to chat about her recent move to Gilbert and how it influenced her art.
The PHiXArtistically Gifted: 10 Local Artists to Support This Holiday Season
Mirelle InglefieldNovember 12, 2020
Clockwise from top left: Hot AF sticker by Jon Arvizu/High Jinks Apparel; The Choice is Up to You by Suzanne Falk; Punch (A Haiku in Steel) by Joshua Woodhall; North Rim of the Grand Canyon by Art Holeman; Excerpts of Feeling Everything by Eric Cox; Sonic Sculpture by Joe Willie Smith; Twilight by Yuko Yabuki; Archival prints of “Nowadays I Wear My Smile Like a Mask” by Antoinette Cauley; 2/3 from Awakening series by Ashley...
The PHiX5 More Murals to Check Out in Tucson
Aimee SmithSeptember 3, 2020
Tucson’s murals loom large, with many spanning several stories and stretching across entire sides of buildings. Here are a few can’t-miss favorites to look for while exploring Downtown Tucson. Joe Pagac This epic mural sprawls across 4,000 square feet at 534 North Stone Avenue. It shows a cowboy and a woman riding bicycles into blue skies. The woman’s dress billows behind her, morphing into a sunset backdrop for a trio of animal buddies, also riding...
The PHiXCosanti Originals Release New Rain Chains
Leah LeMoineAugust 27, 2020
Let other parts of the country tell rain to go away – in the desert, we welcome it like a dear friend. Cosanti Originals has made our passion for precipitation even more artful with its new rain chains, strands of mosaic-like dalle de verre glass pieces, crystal geodes and fossils, each finished with one of the art colony’s signature bronze windbells. “They have become a sought-after item by our patrons from the first day we...
Valley NewsPhoenix Art Museum names Valley vet Timothy Rodgers new director
Marilyn HawkesJune 25, 2020
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PHXTogetherThe PHiXUncategorizedCoronavirus Chronicles: Art in Isolation
Mirelle InglefieldMay 1, 2020
Catch up with 10 Arizona-based artists as they share their workspaces, creations and experiences during their coronavirus quarantines. Eric Cox How long have you been a professional artist? 20+ years What medium are you best known for? My works range from small graphite sketches and mixed media paintings, all the way to large scale aerosol murals. How has the coronavirus quarantine inspired or affected your work and/or livelihood? I am heartbroken. I am overwhelmed. There...
While art museums and galleries may be temporarily closed, you can still get your art fix on Roosevelt Row by exploring the vast amount of street art on view. These days, pedestrians are few and far between, so you’ll be able to safely explore murals like these while responsibly social distancing. Not Another Bird Mural in Phoenix by Kayla Newnam As you head east on Roosevelt, you won’t be able to miss Kayla Newnam’s...
ArtsFeaturesDoctor My Eyes
Robrt L. PelaMarch 19, 2020
As an antidote to the drab waiting room norm, local physicians offer visual art alongside the art of medicine.