Melissa McGurgan’s Home Suite Home: PHX

Artist: Melissa McGurgan Medium: digital rendering, final output letterpress on chipboard Home Suite Home: PHX is series of tongue-in-cheek letterpress prints inspired by Phoenix landmarks, entities and language for Phoenicians to interpret and enjoy.The countdown to Best of Phoenix continues! Last year, we profiled 100 Creatives who made a mark on the local arts scene...
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Artist: Melissa McGurgan
Medium: digital rendering, final output letterpress on chipboard

Home Suite Home: PHX is series of tongue-in-cheek letterpress prints inspired by Phoenix landmarks, entities and language for Phoenicians to interpret and enjoy.

The countdown to Best of Phoenix continues! Last year, we profiled 100 Creatives who made a mark on the local arts scene. This year, we’ll have 100 creative representations of Phoenix.  No scope or requirement on medium or size — we’ll include photography, painting, sculpture, video, installation, literary, and more. What do you see when you Imagine PHX?

Imagine PHX, so far: 100: Steven Revering’s Westward Ho

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99: Jon Ashcroft’s Suspended in Geography 

98: William LeGoullon’s Table

97. Jason Hill’s Phoenix Financial Center96. Kyle DeWitt’s Tempe Center for the Arts

95: Allison Elliott’s Walls of Downtown Phoenix

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94. Fausto Fernandez’s Grid City

93. Chikara Kakizawa’s Ship Out of Water

92: Dayvid LeMmon’s Process / Gentrification

91. Irma Sanchez’s Phoenix Rising

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90. Eduardo Rivera’s De Colores

89. Arnold Guerrero’s Camelback Mountain

88. Sean Deckert’s Ginae vs. the 12th Street Gang

87. Pete Petrisko’s Admiral of Phoenix

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86. Quincy Ross’ Lone Skyscraper

85. Andrew Armstrong’s Illustrated Cityscape

84. Thomas Schultz’s Phoenix Artifact

83. Adrian Lesoing’s N. Evergreen

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82. Suzanne Falk’s Kon Tiki Hotel

81. Lindz Lew’s Bon Voyeur

80. Kevin Patterson’s Phoenix Swamp Beast

79. Ramy Sidarous’ Three Windows

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78. Will Mejia’s Orpheum Theatre

77. Steve Weiss’ Portrait of Louis Lee

76. Larry Willis’ Apparition on East McDowell

75. Claire Warden’s Untitled No. 3

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74. Randy Zucker’s Dancing Saguaro

73. Robert Brandan Martinez’s Medical Cannabis Tax Stamp

72. Edward Jensen’s Phoenix Financial Center71. Andrew Knochel’s View from PURL70. Mark Dudlik’s Phoenix Rebound69. C.J. Dyer’s Bird’s Eye View68. Virginia Martinez’s Airport Scene67. Carrie Marill’s “It’s a Cowboy State”66. Eric Iwersen’s The Saguaros Have Been Here the Longest65. Danielle D’Aleo’s 602far64. Jesa Townsend’s Stars of Flowers63. Andrew Pielage’s Sandra Day O’Connor Courthouse62. Carol Panaro-Smith and James Hajicek’s Arc of Departure

61. A Military Parade in Phoenix (c. 1888)60. Charles Anthony Darr’s Phoenix Haboob59. Lisa Marie Sipe’s Sweeping Succulent

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58. Brad Armstrong’s Phoenix Carnival

57. B. Spiderman’s “… And I Never Did Get That Pony Either”

56. Colton Brock’s 810 N. 4th St.

55. Melanie and Michelle Craven’s Twin Cactus

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54. 407 E Roosevelt St.

53. Betty Schlueter’s “The Sonoran”

52. Saskia Jorda’s “You are Here – Part I: Migration”

51. Tempe’s Mill Avenue (c. 1930)

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50. Michael and Kemper Goodwin’s City Hall

49. Cornelius Keyes’ Dust Storm Over Phoenix

And, hey! It’s lunch time. Check out Chow Bella’s 100 Favorite Dishes for some foodie inspiration. 

Have a suggestion for a Phoenix icon by a local creative? Leave it in the comments section or email Claire.Lawton@newtimes.com

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