The simple materiality belies the beauty found in these bowls and plates.
The art world is overflowing with unique, visionary creators whose work is sadly unrecognized, but scoping out the work of a few exceptional artists is worth the time and effort.
"Gumby, Behind the Scenes: Celebrating 60 Great Years" celebrates the history of the tiny green giant and his creator.
Here's how I see my favorite pieces of art every single day.
The place: Denver Art Museum. The exhibit: Modern Masters. The artwork: Convergence by Jackson Pollock. Me: Standing planted in front of the 13-foot painting, nearly in tears, with the security guard keeping a suspicious eye on me. The overheard statement that riled my blood: "Really?
Local poets and musicians gathered to present an eclectic night of art to the Phoenix crowd.
The building that houses a historically-significant mural on Roosevelt Street in downtown Phoenix to be turned into luxury apartments despite location of renowned mural and community protests.
ASU intermedia art students hosted the “Souvenirs” art walk on Nov. 20.
The show plays host to photographers from Arizona and Belgrade.
"Banksy Does New York" is a more conventional documentary than the one the prominent street artist made himself, but electrifying regardless.
Gallery discusses preservation of endangered species as well as our role in coexistence with nature.
The show’s attention resulted in a mass of more than 250 attendees. Beginning at $15 per silent auction and $45 per live auction, nearly any participant had a chance to leave the show with a new decorative piece.
New exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum challenges viewers to reconsider death not as all doom and gloom, but the mother of beauty.
"de.lineation" features the work of four drawing students, expressing themselves through the precise art of making marks.
Twenty years later, a look into the lives of families returns to ASU.
You will not find a "Please, Don't Touch" sign posted anywhere at "Strat-o-graphic."
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The community gathered at Margaret T. Hance Park on Sunday to celebrate the Mexican holiday "Día de los Muertos," which honors the deceased and commemorates cultural traditions.
Gammage is a hub of culture, a place of gathering for shared artistic experience and a center for a now well-established performing arts school for the largest public university in the U.S.
See no butterflies, hear no butterflies, speak no butterflies.
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