The vegan black bean burro a la Votichenko.
Alex Votichenko is completely dialed in to Phoenix's downtown art scene. When he's not working various jobs at the Great Arizona Puppet Theatre, the 35-year-old artist and turntablist can often be found at CenPho drinkeries like The Ruby Room or Bikini Lounge spinning up his expansive and eclectic record collection as Djentification. Or perhaps he's busy creating fliers and signs in his signature graf art style, spreading the word about the evils o
Close encounters of the weird kind are scheduled to take place at tonight's First Friday.
Someone better call in Mulder and Scully, because there's gonna be a UFO sighting going down during tonight's First Friday in downtown Phoenix. Or at least, that's what the people at the Firehouse (1015 North First Street) are saying is gonna happen.
According to Firehouse artist-in-residence Michael 23, the unidentified flying object in question will be approximately 10 feet in diameter, made up of
The Melrose District's loss is Evans Churchill's gain.
In case you hadn't heard, CenPho vinyl emporium Revolver Records will be moving later this month from its current home on Seventh Avenue into much-roomier digs at 918 North Second Street, which is just off Roosevelt Row across from Carly's Bistro. According to co-owners Steve Zimmerman and T.J. Jordan, the new location opens on July 2 and offers 1,700 square feet of space for them to hawk their huge cache of vintage platters, which shou
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Sailing the seas of asphalt during the Phoenix Annual Parade of the Arts. See more pics in our slide show.The ultra-eclectic Fifth Street in downtown Phoenix got even more coloful than usual as a flock of funky types gathered for freaktastic fete of epic proportions this past weekend..
The Strange Family Circus.​First Friday? Nah, that ain't for another couple weeks. It was the Phoenix Annual Parade of the Arts, a pulchitrudinous procession of oddities and art
