Phoenix Announces Grants to Help Arts Organizations Affected by COVID-19
Grants range from $8,500 to $50,000.
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‘Roadside Attraction’ Takes Art to the Streets of Phoenix Amid COVID-19
How sidewalks, roads, and yards are replacing traditional art venues in the time of COVID-19.
Six Places to Take (Mostly) Online Art Classes in Metro Phoenix This Summer
Getting creative with (mostly) online art classes.
Story of the Century: Central Phoenix Neighborhood F.Q. Story Turns 100
One of central Phoenix’s most desirable neighborhoods is celebrating its centennial.
Alexandra Bowers Is Creating New Art — and Seeking Community Involvement
The exhibit will include art inspired by feathers found by community members.
Metro Phoenix Creatives Share Outdoor Art in the Age of COVID-19
Artists are finding new ways to share their work amid the COVID-19 crisis.
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10 Artists Making Face Masks in Metro Phoenix
Buying masks is one way to support local artists.
Trumpocalypse Billboard Gets Fresh Design on Grand Avenue in Phoenix
We talked with Karen Fiorito about the new look.
Five Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth in Metro Phoenix
Live and virtual events commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S.
10 Places to Shop for Father’s Day in Metro Phoenix
Fun finds, and where to get them.
11 Ways to Shop Local With Black-Owned Businesses in Metro Phoenix
Think books, candles, fashion, popcorn, and more.
Hey, Creatives! Check Out These COVID-19 Grants for Artists and Small Businesses
Deadlines loom, so don’t delay.
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The Tallest Building in Arizona Is Being Planned for the Same Block as Crescent Ballroom
It’ll be located close to Crescent Ballroom in downtown Phoenix.
8 Black Artists to Know in Arizona
Including several based in metro Phoenix.
Tempe Mural Memorializes Local Musicians Lost — From Chester Bennington to Doug Hopkins
Here’s how a local music lover and artist made it happen.
Peaceful Scottsdale Protest Draws More Than 1,500 People to Old Town
More than 1,500 people marched together on Sunday, June 7.
Phoenix Artists Create Murals to Highlight Issue of Police Brutality
Their work honors victims of police brutality — including George Floyd and Dion Johnson.
Fortoul Brother Accused of Sexual Misconduct by Multiple Phoenix Women
One of the city’s most prominent artists faces allegations of sexual misconduct dating back years.
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Arizona’s New Budget Leaves Out $2 Million in Arts Funding
Advocates are still hoping they can make it happen.
35 Must-See Murals in Metro Phoenix
Featuring El Mac, Lucinda Hinojos, the Fortoul Brothers, and more.
Here’s What Galleries Are Planning (or Not) for June First Friday in Phoenix
Here’s what we know so far.
Why Supporters Are Working to Save Palabras Bilingual Bookstore
Community members hope to see the Phoenix creative space survive and thrive in the age of COVID-19.