The PHiXThings to DoBronze Birds, Books and Mass Transit Share Space in North Scottsdale
Take a peep at local artist Mary Lucking's birds and books.
Take a peep at local artist Mary Lucking's birds and books.
Phoenix General and Framed Ewe at The Colony in Uptown want you to wander to the back of their shared space where they've turned a hallway into a pop-up art gallery.
What to look out for during the upcoming Chalk Walk.
You’ve probably seen that white metal arch over McDowell Road near 16th Street – but what is it?
Andrew King is a graphic artist by day and a freelance painter and ceramist by night.
Frank Ybarra’s “Chicano cubism” brings the Valley vibrantly to life.
A new live-work space for artists pops up in Mesa.
The metalsmithing jeweler has art in her genes.
1. Firestorm Film Festival – May 2
Arizona Christian University Communication majors will show an original screenplay during this third annual festival. This is a chance to financially support their talents as well as celebrate their achievements as each student has written and directed their own short film. Free. 7-10 p.m. The Picture Show in Paradise Valley Mall, 4568 E. Cactus Rd., Phoenix, arizonachristian.edu.
1. On the Trail of Nazi Art Thieves at the Valley of the Sun – April 26
David Lewis, co-founder of the Commission for Looted Art in Europe and founder of the Schorr Collection of Old Master and 19th Century European paintings, and Hannah Lewis, Holocaust survivor and Schorr Collection co-founder, will speak about their personal experiences restoring objects of art looted by the Nazis during WWII.