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Work from local Arizona artists hang in the gallery space of the Hive. All different medias were present along with some of the makers of the work. (Photo by Katie Dunphy)

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Local art gallery The Hive is no stranger to experimental art.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 6, 2013

'Humans of New York' continues to captivate readers, releases book

The popular blog is set to make its book debut on Oct. 15.

| October 6, 2013

Johnny Mitchell preforms during Z-fest at the Galvan Playhouse on Saturday afternoon October, 6th. Z-fest is a free festival held to honor Zach Booher and raise awarness for the Zach Booher Memorial Music Scholarship Endowment. (Photo by Murphy Bannerman)

Free festival celebrates the life of ASU grad Zach Booher with food, music and film

The Paul V. Galvin Playhouse hosted a place for festival participants to socialize and listen to live, local music in honor of ASU grad Zach Booher.

| October 5, 2013

Eye Candy: The Art of the Food Truck

I’m a freshman college student - of course I’m going to love food.

| October 1, 2013

ASU Art Museum visitors sift through Paul Nosa's collection of sewed works as he works on a personalized patch. The bicycle shown is used to generate power for his Singer sewing machine. (Photo by Kylie Gumpert)

ASU Art Museum's fall open attracts support, artists

This season's opening brought out a crowd with numerous showcased artists and supporters, but the museum could still use more student visitors.

| September 27, 2013

Thriftqueened "up-cycles" clothing into wearable art

Thriftqueened creator Vara Ayanna creates clothes that look good on you and the environment.

| September 24, 2013

Eye Candy: Street-Art City

Last Monday, I braved the scorching 100-and-something-degree heat in search of the latest street art updates in the center of downtown Phoenix.

| September 19, 2013

Students' art put on platFORM for Tempe to see

New art exhibit at the Hayden Flour Mill features three ASU students.

| September 18, 2013

PhxArtCade 2.0 offers gaming as art

The PhxArtCade 2.0 gallery at ASU's West campus provides an artistic spin on the world of video games.

| September 17, 2013

ASU alumnus receives award for photography

Sean Deckert uses his skills and recent award to create a lifelong career.

| September 12, 2013

Walk-in art exhibits as well as live dance performances riddled the Clarendon Hotel in downtown Phoenix this weekend, as a part of ArtelPHX, an event created by Tara Sharpe. (Photo by Diana Lustig)

More than 20 artists unite at the Clarendon Hotel to create ArtelPHX

The Clarendon Hotel was transformed into an art museum for an event that is the first of its kind in the U.S.

| September 11, 2013

Materials for the Ground Cover art project are assembled in downtown Pheonix. For those volunteers assembling blankets, donated materials are an essential part of completing the work necessary to create the piece. (Photo by Andrew Ybanez)

Public art project makes blankets for the homeless

Volunteers have made blankets to be displayed in an art installation and then donated to the homeless.

| September 10, 2013

Mary Hood, associate professor in the school of art and Mary Neubauer, professor in the school of art, prepare the Night Gallery at Tempe Marketplace on Thursday afternoon for the Third Wave Art Exhibit, which opens Friday. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

ASU alumnae display third-wave feminism pieces

Two alumnae organized an art exhibit featuring pieces by fellow ASU women on third-wave feminism.

By Catherine Calderon | September 5, 2013

ASU alumna Tasili Epperson shows off some of her paintings in her bedroom, which also serves as her workspace. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

ASU art grad explores post-collegiate options

Recent BFA graduate Tasili Epperson isn't sure what's next, but she hopes to find it in northern Arizona.

By Maggie Spear | September 3, 2013

Adam Barrington works on some art at Bud's Glass Joint at a First Friday earlier this summer. (Photo by Diana Lustig)

First Friday showcases new business alongside Roosevelt favorites

Small businesses on Roosevelt Row are flourishing, thanks to a quickly growing downtown Phoenix staple, First Friday.

| September 3, 2013

Student creates world of her own through photography

Rachael Koscica uses the six years of photo experience under her belt to make a living capturing events but also lets her creativity flow freely with her photo manipulations.

| August 27, 2013

SITGREEN president and founder Jon Irons gets rocked by Jackson Minton, fabricator, and Alan Hsieh, product designer, in one of the company’s original furniture pieces.This piece was made with recycled cardboard. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

SITGREEN furniture aims to save the world, one chair at a time

President and founder of SITGREEN Jon Irons combines functionality with sustainability using an entirely unlikely material — cardboard.

| August 26, 2013

Visual communications design junior Scott Biersack sits in front of the Lattie F. Coor Hall building's chalk board, which was built in 2007. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

Graphic design student inspires others through chalk art

Graphic design junior Scott Biersack's personal graphic design project creates a inspirational buzz throughout campus.

| August 26, 2013

Genetics student starts tattoo design commission business

Genetics senior Diana Nucuta started Ink'doll Tattoo Designs to commission artwork for tattoo enthusiasts.

By Julia Shumway | July 30, 2013

A piece of art for local artist Randal Wilson’s show, “Relax, its Just Life.” Randal Wilson’s show at Modified Arts not only showcases paintings but pieces of furniture, as seen here. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

Student expands Phoenix culture through Modified Arts

Urban and metropolitan studies junior Connor Descheemaker is highly involved and invested in painting downtown as picture of artistic success.

| June 25, 2013

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