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Rosie Magana stands in the entrance of her new Palabras bookstore in downtown Phoenix on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2015.

Spanish-language bookstore to incorporate Hispanic community in downtown arts scene

Palabras bookstore and event space will be hosting events to incorporate the Hispanic community into the Grand Avenue arts district.

By Isabella Castillo | September 9, 2015

5 void-filling podcasts you need in your life

So whether you’re craving a cure to tide you over until Serial season two, or simply looking for something to break you out of that pre-fall semester limbo, here are five podcasts that can’t go wrong.

By Megan Janetsky | July 27, 2015

Moonage set to bring more art culture to Tempe

Moonage is a little shop in Tempe best described as a combination between a gallery space and an Etsy store front for local artists.

By Claire Cleveland | April 16, 2015

'Presence and Place' beautifully examines relationships between space and existence

“Presence and Place,” Northlight Gallery’s latest ASU Student Photographers Association Annual Members Exhibition, examines the concepts of space and existence through the lens of widely diversified student photographers.

By Celina Jimenez | April 14, 2015

Members of the ASU Modern and Contemporary Art Club meet in the Fletcher Library at the West Campus on Feb. 17, 2015. (Daniel Kwon/The State Press)

Modern and contemporary art finds community at ASU West

The people involved in the Modern and Contemporary Art Club, founded in 2013, help add some extracurricular texture to this otherwise still campus.

By Peter Northfelt | March 22, 2015

MonOrchid's 'Feminism Today' amplifies diversity & impact of feminist thought

MonOrchid's "Feminism Today" aims to magnify female talent in the art world and offer powerful, diverse interpretations of feminism.

By Celina Jimenez | March 16, 2015

Visitors crowd around artwork from the Andy Warhol exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum on March 6, 2015. (Kaitlyn Ahrbeck/The State Press)

Phoenix celebrates touring Warhol exhibit, eccentricities

The exhibition has added importance given our opportunity to brand ourselves while obsessing over every minuscule detail of our wired lives, from Twitter handles to Snapchat lighting.

By Peter Northfelt | March 15, 2015

ASU associate professor Lance Gharavi leads a discussion with the audience on the potential of robots in the future at the Emerge 2015 event held at Skysong in Scottsdale, Arizona. (Daniel Kwon/The State Press)

'Emerge' blends science and art under one roof

The interactive event presented many inventive ideas to attendees.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | March 7, 2015

Up: the only direction for post-gentrification RoRo

Continuous opposition to further revitalize Roosevelt Row only impedes progress.

By Derrik Rochwalik | March 3, 2015

Lyric Opera Theater director honored in gala concert

Not only was the origin of the performers diverse, but the repertoire spanned nearly every century and every genre of music performed over the last quarter-century of Reber's tenure.

| March 2, 2015

Canal Convergence lights up Scottsdale

The four-day event brought a lit-up pool, a tricked-out tricycle, a sentient art machine and more.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | March 2, 2015

Abnormal artistry dazzles at Normal Noise release show

The artists showcased during Saturday's Normal Noise release show reflected an ambience of nostalgia, self-evaluation and subconscious thought.

By Celina Jimenez | March 1, 2015

Title: Drawing
Charcoal
78.7 x 109.2 cm
2014
Courtesy of Tan Ping

Chinese artist marries East, West at ASU Art Museum

This exhibit will give you a renewed interest in the subject of abstract expressionism, I promise.

| February 19, 2015

Spencer Brown, Gregory Simoncic, Roxana Derakhshani, Gabriela Gomez and Deidra West pose for a picture, Sunday in Tempe. The seniors are artists featured in the exhibition "Bent Realities," which opened Tuesday in Gallery 100 at the Tempe Center. (Jonathan Galan/ State Press)

'Bent Realities' offers quirky and emotional expression by ASU seniors

"Bent Realities" showcases highly personalized work that invites outside viewers to experience both the familiar and the abstract from a variety of eccentric angles.

By Celina Jimenez | February 18, 2015

Unfinished Painting, 1989. Image courtesy of the National Portrait Gallery

Top 5 thought-provoking Keith Haring works

Keith Haring's artwork is politically charged, often NSFW and challenges the systematic oppression in our society.

By Micaela Rodriguez | February 16, 2015

1114b, 7/30/04, 4:42 PM, 8C, 5114x6990 (571+537), 100%, Repro 1.8 v2, 1/60 s, R74.4, G54.3, B78.6

'Platinum' brings tasteful photography showcase to Phoenix Art Museum

Phoenix Art Museum's "Platinum" photography exhibit showcases a process laden with layers, shadows and lucid complexity.

By Celina Jimenez | February 15, 2015

Valentine's Day on a budget

If you thought I was going to leave you high and dry on the most overrated holiday of the year, think again.

By Faith Decker | February 12, 2015

The Devil's Grid: 'Apotheon' beautifully slays gods

Besides a dull story, the indie game shines throughout.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | February 12, 2015

Pieces from the "Thomas Locke Hobbs: 'I know at a glance'" exhibition held at the ASU Herberger School of Art’s Step Gallery in downtown Phoenix on Wednesday. (Daniel Kwon/ The State Press)

'I know at a glance' premieres at Step Gallery

The new photo gallery tells the story of an ASU alumnus in black and white.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | February 11, 2015

Free museum deals in the Phoenix area

The Phoenix area is filled with culture and events, but many of these can be pricey. If you're in the mood to get a little more culture in your life on a budget, check out a few of the free museums around town.

By Bryanna Mundy | February 11, 2015

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