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February's First Friday Brings Out Phoenix Art Lovers

February 4, 2018 8:37AM

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Michelle Sasonov
Diego Perez's painting is in fact not a self-portrait.
First Friday on February 3, 2018, will go down in history as one of the best art walks in Phoenix. With more art shows than one could count, the best openings were the ones off the beaten track. The vendors along Roosevelt Row weren't too shabby either, with psychedelic pieces and painted Dunnies. February's First Friday is definitely a reminder that art should be fun.
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