Phoenix Art Museum Archives

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The PHiXCar and Away: Arizona’s 1,000-Mile Road Rally Celebrates 33 Years

Jr De ChavezMarch 13, 2023

Life is a highway, or at least it is in the Copperstate 1000 — a vintage car rally where 85 pre-1973 vehicles of various makes and models drive all over Arizona and the Southwest. From April 15-19, the 33rd annual Bell Lexus North Scottsdale Copperstate 1000 is one of three philanthropic events organized by the Men’s Arts Council (MAC) of Phoenix Art Museum. “We’re guys that like to do good things in the community,” MAC...

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ArtsLocal Color: Meet Phoenix Art Museum’s First Curator of Local Art

Sara CrockerMarch 3, 2023

Phoenix Art Museum names Christian Ramírez its first curator of local art.

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The PHiX5 Concerts to Check Out this Week (December 5-12)

Niki D'AndreaDecember 6, 2021

Photo courtesy The Hardways Every week, we present a curated list of live music in a wide range of genres all around the Valley. Everything from mariachi and rockabilly to “saloon-style” sounds and a piano tribute to Coldplay is on tap this week. Mariachi Sol de Mexico de José Hernández Friday, December 10 at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts The festive sounds of mariachi will fill the air when José Hernández brings his...

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Valley NewsScoop: Phoenix Art Museum Grapples with Another Leadership Change

David SchwartzSeptember 21, 2021

Phoenix Art Museum is all about innovation as it looks beyond the pandemic and seeks a new leader following director Tim Rodgers’ abrupt and unexpected departure.

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2021 Best of the Valley Lifestyle & EntertainmentLifestyle & Entertainment Staples for 2021 Best of the Valley

Editorial StaffJuly 6, 2021

Best of the Valley Editors' picks of festivals, museums, live music and yoga.

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The PHiX5 Things to Do This Weekend | May 14-16

Judy HarperMay 13, 2021

Photo by Kat Barnes Laugh Along to Non-Stop Nonsense When Sister Julia accidentally poisons most of the convent with her cooking, the remaining Little Sisters of Hoboken must put on a show to raise funds to bury the last four “blue nuns” in the icebox. Nunsense continues to bless theatergoers with hilarious talent acts and tongue-in-cheek musical numbers through May 16. Call for times and ticket prices. Arizona Broadway Theatre, 7701 W. Paradise Ln.,...

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The PHiXThe Most Unique Partnerships To Come Out of the Pandemic

Jamie Faye KillinApril 8, 2021

Rebel Lounge owner Stephen Chilton with Reap & Sow Owners Luke Bentley & Lance Linderman | Photo by Charles Barth The leisure and hospitality industries were some of the hardest hit by COVID-19, with employment in these sectors falling from 39 percent to 15 percent in the first few months of the pandemic. In an effort to keep team members employed and sustain their companies, many local business owners found ways to lean on...

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TravelDay Trip: Midtown Phoenix

Madison RutherfordMarch 25, 2021

Spend a day sipping craft beer, gazing at art and grabbing a bite in this posh parish located between McDowell and Indian School roads and anchored by Central Avenue.

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ArtsArt Directions: Ann Morton

Mirelle InglefieldMarch 23, 2021

PHOENIX Art Director Mirelle Inglefield meets with artist Ann Morton about her work on display at Mesa Arts Center and Phoenix Art Museum.

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The PHiXAnsel Adams Virtual Book Talk Looks at the Photographer’s Early Work

Niki D'AndreaMarch 10, 2021

Ansel Adams’ iconic photographs of the American West are among the most influential and memorable images of the natural environment, especially his National Parks photography from the 1940s. But his early photos shed light on his artistic development and his larger body of work, says Adams scholar Dr. Rebecca A. Senf, chief curator for the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona and author of the book Making a Photographer: The Early Work...

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The PHiXPhoenix Art Museum is Back With New and Extended Exhibits

Lisa HonebrinkOctober 15, 2020

Art lovers, you can go home again. The Phoenix Art Museum is open to the public again, in full force. There are new exhibitions and special installations such as Stories of Abstraction: Contemporary Latin American Art in the Global Context and Seeking Immortality: Ancient Artifacts (burial objects from China, Japan and Korea). You can see Colors of Sky and Clouds: Chinese Blue–and-White Porcelain, plus Teresita Fernández: Elemental – the opening of the latter was delayed...