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It’s one thing to post your photography online. It’s another to thoughtfully dish in detail how a work is captured in a The Daybooks of Edward Weston-esque fashion…
It’s one thing to post your photography online. It’s another to thoughtfully dish in detail how a work is captured in a The Daybooks of Edward Weston-esque fashion…
Old West junkies are going to love this: The rehab of the Pioneer Living History Museum and Village, which gives it up to the days of the Arizona Territory, has been completed. Since 1969, the museum, which includes old-school homes and cabins, has acted as an ode to pre-statehood Arizona…
Phoenix’s Musical Instrument Museum announced this week that it’s expanding its globally focused M.O. to include celluloid features. Set to debut later this month, the series will include flicks that document worldwide sonic efforts, ranging from a Steinway workshop in New York to the post-tsunami musical communities of Sri Lanka,…
You lucky duck. It’s officially art season and one of our best institutions is going all out. Over at SMoCA you’ll have the evening to check out the spot’s four new shows that include the latest “southwestNET” series (this time, a group exhibit called “photography and video: Modernity and Its…
You lucky duck. It’s officially art season and one of our best institutions is going all out. ASUAM debuts its “Open for Business” project, which features installations by sixteen Valley artists that are dispersed throughout various Tempe businesses (Rula Bula, Cartel Coffee Lab, and Mood Swings Salon, just to name…
Here’s one of the few blanket statements we’ll ever make: Breast cancer sucks. However, as much as the malady is an unfortunate bunch of bull, the Susan G. Komen Phoenix Race for the Cure rules that hard. This year’s edition will feature more than 30,000 folks participating in either the…
The Phoenix Coyotes’ first game of the 2010-11 regular season redefines road trip. On Saturday, the Coyotes try to equal or better its super successful 2009-10 campaign when they travel to their away opener facing the Boston Bruins. And it’s super far away: the puck drops on the O2 Arena…
Kent Knudson, best known locally for shooting and killing someone else’s cow on his property as well as his role in 9/11 Truth AZ, committed suicide on September 25.”Kent had been suffering from depression over yet another traumatic legal difficulty and facing two felony charges, on top of his ‘Cowcrap’…
Big Gus, a big-timer in the Los Angeles-area tattoo scene, will be inking folks on a walk-in and appointment basis from today through this Saturday at Mesa’s Urban Art Tattoo & Piercing. The self-taught, award-winning tattooist works out of Art Junkies in Hesperia, California, where he specializes in blackline, portraiture,…
Changing Hands Bookstore announced last week that David Sedaris — National Public Radio contributor and author of Me Talk Pretty One Day and When You Are Engulfed in Flames — will read from his latest collection Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk: A Modest Bestiary, at the Tempe bookstore at 6 p.m. Wednesday, December…
Beginning next week on Wednesday, Oct. 6 (and continuing every Wednesday, save for November 10, through November 17), Falk will be teaching a class dubbed “Beginning Oil Painting with a Focus on Realism” at the Scottsdale Artists’ School, 3720 North Marshall Way. The class is open to beginning and intermediate…
From now through early next year, the Volunteer Non-Profit Service Association, which puts on the yearly VNSA Used Book Sale, is accepting your no-longer-needed hardcovers and paperbacks. The book-buying potpourri — the largest book sale west of the Mississippi River that will be entering its 55th year — is scheduled…
Think you’ve conquered the piss-your-pants-scariest haunted house in the land? Then you might wanna try and marinate your so-called brave soul at The Nest. The haunt – located at Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass, 5700 West North Loop Road in Chandler – is 50,000 square feet of super scary shit…
Do the names Jennifer Anderson, Kyle Lipetzky, and Helen Yung sound familiar? If not, they should or else you need to invent a way to live without eating. The above named folks – who create some of the tastiest food ever at Wildfish Seafood Grille, Il Terrazzo, and Sweet Republic,…
Сегодня мы можем показать вам альбом Greatest Hits. Sweet. So what does that say? No flipping clue, but we do know it’s what Russian punk ensemble Elysium writes about its two-volume greatest hits album (listenable at www.elysium.nnov.ru/music, BTW). They kind of sound like an Eastern Bloc version of early-‘90s Pennywise,…
You don’t have to pardon the dust any longer at 222 East Monroe Street. That’s because the dramatic changes to Herberger Theater Center are finally done. In 2006, voters approved a bond that would upgrade the 21-year-old downtown Phoenix performing arts venue. As a result, construction crews didn’t just apply…
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davidson is giving a one-fingered salute to so-called conventional wisdom. Instead of cutting corners in this sucktastic economy, the dudes and dudettes that work at the shop in Cave Creek are offering a 2010 Harley-Davidson XL 883L Sportster. For freaking free. There’s one condition, however: You must…
Guess who wins when Scottsdale Public Art and Creative Connect team up in a couple of weeks? You, friend. On Tuesday, October 12, Scottsdale Public Art will take its first steps towards producing its next big project and they want your ideas and suggestions during a shindig at 5th &…
Get up from the computer, walk to your 2011 calendar, and write “Desert Nights, Rising Stars” on the following dates: March 3, 4, 5, and 6. Then come back here. Good. You’ve just penned your first words for Arizona State University’s annual “Desert Nights, Rising Stars” writers conference, scheduled to…
Alto Arizona recently announced that Cornel West – author of social-science tomes, Race Matters and Keeping Faith: Philosophy and Race in America – will be speaking at 3 p.m. Saturday, October 2, at the North High School Auditorium, 1101 East Thomas Road.In a program titled “How We Got Here: Historical…
Thanks to Tempe Bicycle Action Group (TBAG), you can do more than just ride around and drink beer during Tour de Fat. The non-profit organization is looking for folks to volunteer during the beer-and-bicycle fest that docks at Tempe Beach Park on Saturday, October 9. Givers of their precious time…
How desperate are you for cash? You cool with some dog slobber? Then here’s a, uh, golden opportunity for you, via Phoenix Craigslist: Do you enjoy reading fiction? Would you be interested in reading novels and getting paid to do it?…