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Developers Plan 'Land Yacht Club' Artist Housing With Airstreams in Roosevelt Row

By Lynn Trimble

Mar 4, 2019

A trailer by any other name...

Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art Has Expansion Plans

By Lynn Trimble

Feb 26, 2019

Original architect Will Bruder is part of the planning process.

The Best Free Things to Do This Week

By Cara Pencak, Lynn Trimble, Jason Keil and Benjamin Leatherman

Feb 18, 2019

No money? No problem.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Cara Pencak

Feb 13, 2019

Need plans? Read on.

She's the King of Modern Phoenix if You Have to Have a Haver

By Robrt L. Pela

Feb 11, 2019

Alison King is the midcentury maven of Maricopa County.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Cara Pencak, Lynn Trimble, Benjamin Leatherman and Jason Keil

Feb 6, 2019

You're welcome.

Under the Sun: Once a Place to Fly Your 'Freak Flag,' Zazu Is Now the Pits

By Robrt L. Pela

Nov 24, 2018

"It’s just another boring apartment complex.”

'This Is a Hate Crime': Battle Heats Up Between Activists and Developers at Chinese Cultural Center

By Lynn Trimble

Nov 13, 2018

Activists have been fighting with developers over the fate of the building for over a year.

A Huge, Burning Man-Inspired Art Gallery Just Opened in Central Phoenix

By Lynn Trimble

Nov 3, 2018

Colorful installations, live events, and "art cars" are just some of the things you'll find within.

Here’s Why a Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Home Is for Sale in Phoenix

By Lynn Trimble

Sep 19, 2018

The 2,553-square-foot home includes 3 bedrooms and 4 baths.

10 Questions For Media Artist Refik Anadol

By Lynn Trimble

Aug 30, 2018

The Los Angeles artist's work will be speaking at Scottsdale MoCA tonight.

New After-School Program Teaches Students to Think Like Frank Lloyd Wright

By Jason Keil

Aug 30, 2018

25 area schools will try program based on celebrated architect's teachings.

15 Art Classes in Metro Phoenix: Painting, Photography, Wood Carving, and More

By Lynn Trimble

Aug 23, 2018

Including screenwriting, photography, painting, and poetry.

Supporters Pack Meeting About Murals in Historic Phoenix Neighborhoods

By Lynn Trimble

Aug 22, 2018

Hundreds turn out for city's mural meeting.

Review After Burton Barr Flood: Phoenix Buildings Need $7 Million in Safety Repairs

By Lynn Trimble

Jul 17, 2018

City has approved money over two years to fix life safety systems following a review initiated by the library flooding.

Shadow Play Public Art in Roosevelt Row Wins Architecture Award

By Lynn Trimble

Jun 11, 2018

Shadow Play sculptures, controversial when installed in 2015, fit the space better today because of surrounding developments.

Here Are the Latest Plans to Bring an ASU Campus to Downtown Mesa

By Lynn Trimble

Jun 6, 2018

The project, valued at $63.5 million, would entail facilities and programming for digital and sensory technology, film and media arts, and entrepreneurial support.

Here’s What to Expect When Burton Barr Central Library Reopens

By Lynn Trimble

Jun 3, 2018

Phoenix Library system's flagship reopens June 16 after being closed nearly a year because of storm damage and flooding. At least $8 million went to repairs and improvements.

Frank Lloyd Wright Documentary to Premiere at Taliesin West

By Tanner Stechnij

May 2, 2018

Here's what you need to know about the screening.

Preservationist Confusion and Skepticism Swirl Amid Historic Building Sales on Grand Avenue

By Robrt L. Pela

Apr 25, 2018

The Paper Heart and Tuft & Needle's headquarters recently changed hands.

Architecture and Design

Phoenix's 40 Best Neon Signs

New Artist Live/Work Space Coming to Phoenix

Architecture and Design

Phoenix's 40 Best Neon Signs

New Artist Live/Work Space Coming to Phoenix

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