Visual Arts

Here’s what to expect at the first show — featuring Bob Carey.

Your weekend plans are here.

How distinguished can someone’s work be if people who closely follow the Valley arts scene have never heard of them?

“With art we’re not directly confronting people, but we can reach them on a very visceral level…”

Here’s the story behind the play by Milta Ortiz.

Here’s what happened.

Here’s what to expect.

Phoenicians worry a change in ownership will result in wiping the site clean of Chinese design and culture.

All beginner friendly.

Pace yourself.

The video artist has a new exhibition in the East Valley.

The mural’s vignettes capture iconic Phoenix imagery.

“This weighs heavy on my heart, because DACA is being used as a political pawn, but it affects real people.”

Featuring almost all local artists.

“The emphasis was on collecting a variety of viewpoints.”

They’re called “styled shoots,” and you’ve probably seen one without realizing it. Here’s a look at this common but surreal wedding industry trend.

Hint: not everything.

From “Chaos Theory” to a survey of contemporary Brazilian art.

So many things to do, so little time.

Circle the date September 1 on your calendar, because that’s when you can see more than a dozen fresh art shows in and around downtown Phoenix. First Friday promises new exhibitions and one last-chance opportunity. The “Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera” exhibition at Heard Museum closes after Monday September 4…

“Letting go has never been easy, but sometimes it’s the better way.”

You might remember him as Denny.