I always appreciate when one of ArtBeat’s feature artists shares with us someone they collect or admire artistically, as is the case with Holley Bakich who lives and works in Tucson with her astronomer husband.
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The year is 1960. A 1955 Borgward with five passengers enters the Mule mountains and begins its climb to the pass. After 200 mostly monotonous miles of desert driving, the mountain scenery is a welcome change to the
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Downtown Mesa is getting an expanded, remodeled clothing and re-alterations bar as Meat Market Vintage Goods celebrates a grand reopening this month. Partners Jon, Noah, Brandon and Luke are excited to showcase a new point
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With an eye for precision, form and quality, Theresa Lim, who goes by Terry, dresses up your favorite lamp base with styling that you absolutely cannot buy in any store. Terry’s self-taught lampshade creations lend
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As the heat wears on in Arizona, we Masters of the Desert know how to ‘over-summer’ while staying engaged with games, activities or crochet, if you want it; all in the comfort of air-conditioning. Here
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Head indoors this summer to learn about African American culture, art and stories in the desert southwest and Arizona’s racial history at the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center, downtown. The 501c3 non-profit casts
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