Art Galleries in Phoenix
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We were ecstatic upon hearing that Cole and Dana Reed would fill Roosevelt Row’s long-empty, shoebox-shape building that formerly housed drag bar 307 Lounge. High expectations for a quirky, interesting, and, most important, fun place to shop on RoRo were happily met with the pair’s GreenHaus Gallery + Boutique. Its offerings include reupholstered and refinished […]
This Arizona State University Gallery established in 1971 was named after Emeritus Professor and former chair of the Art Department Harry Wood. The gallery serves as a venue for Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibitions, which are open to the public for one to two weeks. It’s a great opportunity to catch the Phoenix area’s […]
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Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Various resident troupes (including Arizona Theatre Company, Ballet Arizona and Actors Theatre of Phoenix) share time with touring companies and special bookings on the two stages (capacities: 815 and 284) at this plush facility.
In the mid-2000s this spot in Downtown Phoenix was the place to hear up-and-coming bands play informal front yard shows. Nowadays there’s still plenty of art to be seen at Holgas Gallery but it’s usually not the music genre. It’s an apartment complex for the poor, starving artists types where each living space also doubles […]
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This multiroom mega-venue in downtown Phoenix has hosted numerous raves and underground dance parties over the past decade. Talented turntablists will spin hardcore and house within its cavernous concrete walls while club kids and glowstick types get their PLUR on and sweat up a storm.
When it comes to all your graffitti artist needs there’s really only one place in the Valley to go and that’s Just Blazed Hip-Hop Smoke Shop and Gallery. Located on the Camelback corridor, this place is a haven for all those who love to create art on the streets. They’ve got display cases full of […]
Though you won’t be able to swing by just any old time, this shop on Grand Avenue can’t be beat when it comes to vintage craft supplies. Hell, it’s one of our favorite places for vintage shopping in the whole city. Owner Beatrice Moore has spent a long time collecting all sorts of bobbles and […]
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Owned by local artist Randy Slack, Brandon Sullivan and Camerawerks, this 7,000-square foot downtown Phoenix gallery hosts some of the best shows of the annual Art Detour event.