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In 2011, then-ASU masters in education student Tracey Flores was teaching a writing workshop to a group of English-language development elementary students and their families in Glendale when she had a powerful realization.
From pop-up galleries in dirt lots to sold-out events in art museums, Phoenix's poetry scene has evolved from humble roots to a diverse community spanning the entire metropolitan area.
A local group of “burners” is bringing the art, music and the flames of Burning Man to downtown Phoenix with a month-long art exhibition called IGNiGHT!
Set against the political backdrop of bitter immigration debates on Capitol Hill, a class of ASU students is working on building bridges through their art and immigration stories from the community.
As she was guided across the Florence State Prison complex on a hot June day, ASU professor Devoney Looser said she was nervous and didn't know what to expect from her newest pupils: a group of men imprisoned for sexual offenses.
ASU associate professor of English and author Sally Ball said she found inspiration for her new book of poetry, “Hold Sway,” while on a writer’s retreat in France.
A young pregnant woman paces cautiously around a massive lake in Southern California, eyeing the dead tilapia lined up on the beach and "hoping that whatever has destroyed the water does not destroy her baby."
While finding the confidence to share one's artwork can present many artists a big obstacle by itself, expensive art show application fees and the nuances of navigating the business side of art can make it even harder for artists to showcase their work.
Sounds of rock, country and hip-hop reverberated through Civic Space Park in downtown Phoenix yesterday as Analog Outlaws, Subcontra, Room 4 and soloist Brittany Tews competed at Springfest’s Battle of the Bands.
If only all battles could be fought with guitars and drumsticks.
Sir Jonathan Bate tipped his cap to England’s grey skies in early January as he left for a brief stint in the Tempe sun.
The terms Medieval and Renaissance are often associated with images of heroic knights shouldering long swords, inspired painters grasping brushes and an endless stream of white faces.
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