Art

Artist Matias Viegener speaks about collective at new ASU studio

Artist, writer and critic Matias Viegener spoke about Fallen Fruit, a collective that maps out public fruit in Los Angeles, at ASU's Grant Street Studios.

| January 28, 2014

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5th Street Paint Supply opens, caters to Phoenix art community

The newly opened paint supply store joined Roosevelt Row with specialized products for artists and the community.

| January 27, 2014

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Mesa Art League exhibit at ASU Gammage fails to impress

More is left to be desired by the fine art on exhibit in the Gammage lobby from Jan. 22 through Feb. 20.

| January 23, 2014

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Video: Public art bridges gap between ASU and larger art community

The city of Tempe and its surrounding areas find ways to connect arts communities to college students.

| January 23, 2014

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ASU art students get new chance to exhibit work in Phoenix

A new collaboration between ASU and the city of Phoenix will give students the ability to create, collaborate and showcase their work all in one space.

| January 22, 2014

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7 exciting things to do in Phoenix

There are plenty of fun things to do in downtown Phoenix for almost any type of person.

| January 20, 2014

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Echoes of Japan exhibit now open at the ASU Art Museum

Echoes of Japan features a number of 19th century artists from the Western world's first interactions with Japanese culture.

| January 15, 2014

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ASU alumnus sells Francis Bacon triptych

ASU alumnus Lock Kresler broke the world record by auctioning off Francis Bacon’s "Three Studies of Lucian Freud" for $142.2 million.

By Kelcie Grega | December 5, 2013

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Eye Candy: Geographer Concert

Geographer has to be one of my favorite bands. They’re fun, light, easy to dance to, and their live atmosphere makes even the most awkward concert-goer cut loose. If you can make it this Wednesday night at the Crescent Ballroom, go. Geographer’s artistry is not something you want to miss.

| November 18, 2013

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Top 10 holiday events in Phoenix to keep you entertained this season

Looking for something to do that won't break the bank and doesn't involve partying? Look no further, downtown Phoenix and Tempe have plenty going on throughout the next couple of weeks.

| November 18, 2013

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Video: ASU students display work at exhibition, Phantasmagoria

Art students at Arizona State University are required to display their work in an exhibition before they graduate. Five students came together to show their work in an exhibition called Phantasmagoria.

By Kyley Jameison | November 18, 2013

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Push Gallery PHX thrives with its focus on quality, plans for the future

The gallery, run by local artist Matt Brown, has plans for growth.

By Katie Faller | November 3, 2013

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Eye Candy: "Indie Game: The Movie"

"Indie Game: The Movie" humanizes the underground world behind the creation of independent video games.

| October 30, 2013

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Pedal Craft Phoenix celebrates growing urban bike culture

Pedal Craft Volume 3 brought Phoenix Design Week to a close at monOrchid on Friday.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 26, 2013

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LA artist's Scottsdale show melds reality and fantasy

Notoriously reclusive L.A. artist, Kevork Cholakian brings his intriguing artwork to Scottsdale.

By DG Burns | October 23, 2013

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Phoenix artist transforms discarded teddy bears to send a message about consumption

Art project DIE bearmy restores abandoned teddy bears and asks the consumer to be more deliberate with creation and consumption.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 23, 2013

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Barrett, The Honors College to offer new course exploring the arts of Phoenix

A new spring 2014 honors class will expose students to community-based artistic involvement in an untraditional academic setting.

By Maggie Spear | October 23, 2013

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Riders experience raw art on Mural Ride

The second Mural Ride event took place Saturday, drawing in community members and art lovers alike in downtown Phoenix.

By Demetrius Burns | October 20, 2013

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Phoenix is going purple in observance of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Phoenix has launched campaign Paint Phoenix Purple to increase awareness of domestic violence and seek long-term solutions.

| October 17, 2013

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A show for a cause "pops up" in Phoenix, draws border activists and street artists

Artists gathered at The Hive to showcase artwork and performances that demonstrated the hardships Mexicans in the community face.

By Tanya Nguyen | October 16, 2013

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