Visual Arts

“It’s all important stuff to me. I thought others would appreciate it, too.”

“Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection” features 17th- and 18th-century works that are rarely seen outside of Italy.

Images from the past show that people are more alike than different in the Carver’s current exhibit.

The billboard portrays Trump as a “swamp king” ruling over his administration’s many missteps.

Tucson artist Feng-Feng Yeh’s sausage-shaped shade structure for Eastlake Park will be unveiled on Saturday, June 21.

It’s a certain president’s birthday. Instead of a parade, we’d like to mark the day with a collection of art.

After 15 years of championing Latinx arts and culture in Arizona, CALA Alliance is hosting a party in its new home.

The late photojournalist’s legacy lives on in Phoenix and is the inspiration for a new fellowship program.

It’s the most expensive object by the Taliesin West architect ever sold at auction.

Duane Smith has returned to the gallery, which is currently celebrating its 40th anniversary.

You’ve only got a few more days to see “The Return of the Force” at Tempe Center for the Arts before it closes on Saturday.

Historic signs for Bill Johnson’s Big Apple and other Mesa businesses will shine again in downtown Mesa starting Thursday.

The white robot cars are a defining Phoenix feature. But recently, some have taken on a more colorful look.

Artist José Villalobos creates works that challenge perceptions about masculinity and perceptions of cowboy culture.

Two galleries in the historic plaza flung open their doors last weekend for a pair of one-night-only shows.

The three-day ink-slinging extravaganza at Phoenix Shrine Auditorium will showcase more than 150 artists.

Phoenix Art Museum’s “The Collection: Keith Haring” celebrates the artist’s enduring legacy.

Free Little Art Galleries offer original creations and art supplies for the taking. Here’s where to find them.

“Testing, prevention and modern treatments mean people can live longer and healthier lives,” Mayor Kate Gallego said.

It’s the latest move in the ongoing saga regarding the future of the beloved Tempe arts and retail hub.

The celebration of art, light and technology thrilled visitors of all ages.

The VIP opening night party at Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week kicked off a weekend of world-class fun.