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Sean Avery Medlin's Poetry Makes Room for Gaming and Superheroes

By Robrt L. Pela
Sep 21, 2021

Poet and writer Sean Avery Medlin has a new book of verse and essays.
Nominations Are Open for the Mayor's Arts Awards — And More Phoenix Culture News

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 20, 2021

More than 20 quick bits of arts and culture news.
Several Arizona Arts Organizations Just Got a Nice, Big Cash Infusion

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 17, 2021

Here are the 22 arts and culture nonprofits who'll benefit.
Celebrate Smithsonian Museum Day With Free Admission to These Metro Phoenix Museums

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 16, 2021

Who's participating and how to get your free ticket for Saturday, September 18.
'You Are Talking to the World's Greatest Dumpster Photographer'

By Robrt L. Pela
Sep 15, 2021

Well-loved local artist Hank Keneally is moved by the mundane, and wants others to be, too.
Lucretia Torva Turned Her Anger With Artlink Into a New Exhibit of 'Rejected' Artworks

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 14, 2021

Why she's upset with Artlink, and how she's channeling her energies.
How Phoenix's Thrift Creeper Turns Secondhand Figurines Into Freaky Works of Art

By Gannon Hanevold
Sep 13, 2021

Once he drops his horrifying creations off at local thrift stores, his followers scramble to find them.
Crafeteria Will Return to Frances Boutique in Phoenix — With a Pop-Up Twist

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 9, 2021

Frances Boutique is adapting its signature event to the ongoing impact of the pandemic.
Phoenix's Full Moon Festival Unveils Its Latest Phase This Month

By Chris Coplan
Sep 7, 2021

Fresh off a 2020 hiatus, the arts and music event is planning some big changes all around.
Here Are the Current COVID-19 Protocols at Phoenix Museums and Theaters

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 7, 2021

Here's what you need to know about mask and vaccination requirements and recommendations.
AZ Burners Canceled Saguaro Man — Here's Why

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 3, 2021

Arizona's Burning Man-style event gets nixed amid a cascade of other cancellations.
Here's Your Guide to September First Friday in Phoenix

By Lynn Trimble
Sep 2, 2021

What to see at destinations like Heard Museum, ASU Step Gallery, The Icehouse, and more.
Alamo Drafthouse Theaters Are Getting a Name Change, Plus More Metro Phoenix Culture News

By Lynn Trimble
Aug 31, 2021

Keep up with the city's creative side.
Phoenix Theatre Company Is Bringing the Girl Power With Steel Magnolias

By Lynn Trimble
Aug 26, 2021

They're taking backstage, too — for a new production of Steel Magnolias.
Meet the Pop-Music Muralist of Downtown Phoenix

By Robrt L. Pela
Aug 24, 2021

You've seen Maggie Keane's popular music-themed work all around town.
How a Deadly Fire and a Rescued Ring Inspired a New Phoenix Art Exhibit

By Lynn Trimble
Aug 24, 2021

Artist and doctor Rick Levinson is showing "Sarah Brodsky's Ring" at Bentley Gallery.
Phoenix Zine Fest is Going Virtual — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News

By Lynn Trimble
Aug 19, 2021

Keep up with the city's creative side.
FilmBar Is Partnering With Nile Theater — Plus More Phoenix Culture News

By Lynn Trimble
Aug 12, 2021

Quick bits of culture news, including film, fashion, poetry, and visual arts.
Wallace and Ladmo Star Dave Bills Has Died

By Robrt L. Pela
Aug 11, 2021

Artist David Bills was best known for playing Gerald's Monster on The Wallace and Ladmo Show.
Portraits From Produce: How Phoenix Artist Sandra Marshall Turns Food Into Art

By Niki D'Andrea
Aug 10, 2021

We recently caught up with Sanders to talk about why she went plant-based, her two food art books, and more.