(Joaquin) Phoenix plays a hammer-wielding veteran who is paid to save kidnapped children and who brings all his rage and regret and self-loathing and desire for oblivion to the job
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Here are five rules for participating respectfully in Phoenix’s bike-sharing program.
In the most pivotal, unforgettable scene, Jen holes up in a cave to engage in a ritual you know from almost every movie ever made about violent heroism: She has to patch herself up
Schoenaerts and Exarchopoulos exhibit the kind of empathetic, in-sync performances that legitimize onscreen romances, almost selling why Bibi would throw her life away to be with a man who incessantly lies to her
As they leap through the years, West and Cohen give us a compelling account of Ginsburg’s key cases, starting from her days as a lawyer with the ACLU’s Women’s Rights Project.
Here’s what you need to know: This is less Deadpool 2 than Deadpool Squared, a studio and its star (Reynolds is credited as co-writer) committing to hyper-violent self-referential comic-book buffoonery
Foundations, galleries and government have jobs, grants and opportunities for Phoenix creative talent.
Yeah, it’s free. Here’s how to enjoy yourself in Phoenix.
Dive in, get wet and slippery.
New Chandler Museum will open in December, with 4,500 square feet of space for temporary exhibits.
What are you doing this weekend in the Valley?
National Endowment for the Arts awarded more than $1.2 million in grants to Arizona arts agencies.
The partnership with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is designed to train museum leaders and curators among minorities.
Keep calm, plan on.
Get excited, movie buffs.
Nicholas Galanin’s “Dear Listener” exhibit explores cultural differences, identity and appropriation.
Artist Jake Early spent 12 weeks depicting Tempe’s past and present for mural Meet Me at Daley Park.
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“I’m not needling him because I don’t like him. I’m doing it because he’s trying to take control of all the Wallace and Ladmo stuff.”
Phoenix artist Pete Deise is completing the city’s first sculpture from a shipping container, which is part of The Churchill marketplace project on Roosevelt Row.
70 Arizona artists, including many known to Phoenix art lovers, will participate in this exhibit in Tucson.
