LifestyleThe Show Must Go Online: Valley Arts Organizations Get Creative in the Wake of COVID-19
Leah LeMoineJuly 31, 2020
The arts have always been a comfort during our toughest times. What happens when the arts go through a tough time?
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PHXTogetherThe PHiXThe Show Must Go On(line): How the Phoenix Symphony is Pivoting Amid the Pandemic
Alison CutlerJune 22, 2020
It takes a lot of innovation to take a full-sized symphony orchestra and present it on screen instead of onstage. That’s the reality for hundreds of ensembles across the world, including the Phoenix Symphony. Suzanne Wilson became the president and CEO of the Phoenix Symphony eight weeks before Arizona went into quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic. “One day, everything shifted,” she says. “You could feel the country shift.” That day in March, Wilson had to...
Performing ArtsThe PHiXThings to DoThis Fusion of Art and Music Promises a Transformation
Jackie DishnerMay 23, 2019
The Phoenix Symphony will debut the first of an innovative series of concerts this Friday, May 24 at 7:30 p.m.
ListsTop 5 Arts Events for September 26-October 2
Niki D'AndreaSeptember 26, 2016
#1: “Extra Layers” at MonOrchid Gallery, September 29
Almost every artistic medium gets repped at this young, urban event – there’s a fashion show featuring styles by Sillin Inc., Ecosavage and Urban Style Boutique; an interactive art display by My Boy B blogger Brandon Greer; poetry readings by Jay Tatum, Chantell Monique and Banq Fortune; music from DJ Godzilla; and even champagne and hor d’oeuvres. Presented by local creative collective Square 1 Phx. $10 in advance; $12 at the door. 7-10 p.m. September 29 at MonOrchid Gallery. monorchid.com