I’m a freshman college student - of course I’m going to love food.
This season's opening brought out a crowd with numerous showcased artists and supporters, but the museum could still use more student visitors.
Thriftqueened creator Vara Ayanna creates clothes that look good on you and the environment.
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.
New art exhibit at the Hayden Flour Mill features three ASU students.
The PhxArtCade 2.0 gallery at ASU's West campus provides an artistic spin on the world of video games.
Sean Deckert uses his skills and recent award to create a lifelong career.
The Clarendon Hotel was transformed into an art museum for an event that is the first of its kind in the U.S.
Volunteers have made blankets to be displayed in an art installation and then donated to the homeless.
Two alumnae organized an art exhibit featuring pieces by fellow ASU women on third-wave feminism.
Recent BFA graduate Tasili Epperson isn't sure what's next, but she hopes to find it in northern Arizona.
Small businesses on Roosevelt Row are flourishing, thanks to a quickly growing downtown Phoenix staple, First Friday.
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.
President and founder of SITGREEN Jon Irons combines functionality with sustainability using an entirely unlikely material — cardboard.
Graphic design junior Scott Biersack's personal graphic design project creates a inspirational buzz throughout campus.
Genetics senior Diana Nucuta started Ink'doll Tattoo Designs to commission artwork for tattoo enthusiasts.
Urban and metropolitan studies junior Connor Descheemaker is highly involved and invested in painting downtown as picture of artistic success.
"The Art of Video Games," a transplant from Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., represents another cultural attraction for downtown residents
The 60-piece exhibition, “Infinite Place: The Ceramic Art of Wayne Higby,” opened on Saturday and is the first major retrospective to provide an in-depth view of his work.
In the 2014 U.S. News & World Report annual rating of the nation’s best colleges and universities, ASU’s School of Art in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts was ranked 22nd among graduate schools of fine arts.
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