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Ground Cover Public Art Project

Public art project covering Phoenix brown spaces with woven quilt.

By Kaard Bombe | February 28, 2013

Arizona Science Center hosts traveling Leonardo da Vinci exhibit

Looking for something to do this weekend? The "Da Vinci - The Genius" exhibit at the Arizona Science Center is a must see.

| February 28, 2013

Video: Green Revolution

Students of ASU's Art and Ecology class saw their work featured as a part of the Green Revolution exhibit at the Tempe Center for the Arts.

By Kaard Bombe | February 17, 2013

ASU all-male a capella group Priority Male ended their performance at Saturday night’s ICCA Competition with Usher's “DJ's Got Us Fallin' in Love.” The group won first place at the quarterfinals held at the Tempe Center for the Arts. (Photo by Perla Farias)

ASU takes first at a cappella competition

ASU triumphs at the ICCA West Quarter Finals.

| February 6, 2013

Freshman civil engineering student Jason Shelton works on spray paint artwork outside of his dorm on campus. Shelton ___. (Photo by Abhiram Chandrashekar)

Freshman takes spray paint to new level

ASU student uses the campus as his canvas.

| January 22, 2013

Tom Greyeyes' 40oz Bottle, acrylic on canvas, hangs in the Night Gallery as part of the Map(ing) 2013 exhibit on Thursday, January 10. (Photo by Yvonne Gonzalez)

Map(ing) project keeps native art authentic

Students collaborated with native artists to produce limited edition prints for ASU's third Map(ing) Project, created by printmaking professor Mary Hood.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | January 13, 2013

Bi-fold XII, charcoal on paper, mounted to silk, foam core and wood. (Photo courtesy of Mark Pomilio)

Geometry, biology inspires professor's artwork

Professor Mark Pomlio of the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts explores concepts of geometry and biology in his artwork on display at the Bentley Projects gallery.

| January 10, 2013

Neema Mahmoodi poses in a Believe The Hype hoodie. Mahmoodi established Believe The Hype clothing approximately a year ago. (Photo Courtesy of Andrew Franz)

ASU student provides affordable fashion, inspiration

Inexpensive fashionable clothing can be found online and delivered personally by Believe The Hype in the Tempe area.

By Lana Rogoff | January 9, 2013

Hippy culture examined in Scottsdale art exhibit

Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art’s current exhibition showcases counterculture of the American West in the ‘60s and ‘70s.

By Justine Pallas | December 4, 2012

ASU Culture Pass cures college budget boredom

With over half a dozen destinations and activities to choose from, students can no longer complain about their boredom on a budget when they receive a Culture Pass from ASU libraries.

By Mikayla Gilbert | November 18, 2012

The Northlight Gallery showcases a new exhibition titled "The End of War", as homage to war veterans. (Photo courtesy of Jeremy Conigliari)

Campus gallery promotes respect for U.S. soldiers

Located in Matthews Hall, the Northlight Gallery is showcasing an art exhibition raising awareness for war veterans, suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

By Jeremy Conigliari | November 15, 2012

Photo courtesy of the Herberger Institute of Design and the Art

ASU students bring awareness to disorder through art exhibition

Beauty on the Brain encourages both awareness and self-acceptance through art pieces.

By Lindsey Lucero | November 14, 2012

St. Patrick’s Day every day at Irish library

The newly constructed McClelland Irish Library in downtown Phoenix offers a center for genealogical research, and plenty of space to read favorite Irish writers.

By Justine Pallas | November 7, 2012

Dolls, paint and stories shared at the Heard Museum

The Heard Museum is proof that physical travel is not necessary to adopt a more holistic view toward one’s place in the world.

By Jeremy Conigliari | November 5, 2012

A person dressed as a menacing skeleton stands in front of Laura Jackson's red-dyed swimming pool at her haunted house in Tempe. (Photo courtesy of Laura Jackson)

ASU alumna hosts free Halloween haunted house

An ASU alumna is hosting a free haunted house this Halloween solely out of her enthusiasm for the holiday.

By Lindsey Lucero | October 29, 2012

State Fair human anatomy exhibit cultivates curiosity

Fair attendees that need a break from the rides and the noise might want to stop at the “Our Body: The Universe Within” to gain an understanding of the internal workings of the human body.

By Mikayla Gilbert | October 23, 2012

Phoenix Oktoberfest embraces many different cultures

This year’s Oktoberfest truly celebrated culture — not just German culture, but the convergence of many different ones.

By Mikayla Gilbert | October 7, 2012

‘Starry’ night tour presents Wright landmark in impressive way

While various tours of Frank Lloyd Wright’s residence are conducted throughout the year, the Night Lights tours, uniquely offered in the fall and spring, present an enchanting way to discover Taliesin West.

By Lana Rogoff | September 25, 2012

Children attending a flashlight tour at the Desert Botanical Garden stop at a station to visit a desert tortoise. (Photo courtesy of Desert Botanical Garden)

Garden night tours ignite curiosities of nature

Desert Botanical Garden holds educational Garden Flashlight Tours that enhances appreciation for the desert.

By Taylor Costello | August 26, 2012

Musicians pose support for Russian punk band Pussy Riot

Russian punk band Pussy Riot’s two-year jail sentence for “hooliganism” is inspiring protests in Europe and the U.S. and causing fellow musicians to speak out in solidarity.

By Justine Pallas | August 23, 2012

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