On the only North American stop of its tour, the Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera exhibit can be seen for just a few more weeks in downtown Phoenix’s Heard Museum, 2301 N. Central Avenue. This phenomenally
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At Practical Art in uptown Phoenix, it is an all year, non-stop creative happening, available and affordable to ANYONE who wants to buy something useful and unique from a stock of more than 3,000 functional works of
For more than 12 years, John A. Longo has operated an expanding commercial and fine art glass studio in Phoenix after many other ventures that, while they may have allowed him some creativity, did not feed the growing artistic
The Scottsdale Artists League(SAL) is a large and organized non-profit with a group of amateurs and professionals alike who create amazing works of art simply for the joy of it. Since 1961, across the state, these energetic folks
Arizona artist David T. Kessler has exhibited in many prestigious places, holds advanced degrees and is most renowned for his treatment of aluminum “canvas” to create a remarkably real looking watery surface. In a technique
Off the beaten path from New Mexico’s other arts and culture offerings is historic Gallup, serving up some local flair that is sure to please even the most well-heeled art connoisseur. Situated just east of
It must be wonderful to wake up every day and be photographer Matt McKee. We’ve all heard that when you love what you are doing your job isn’t work, so it seems like McKee gets to play all day long in his
“Acrylic Alchemist’ Michael Carini has been a creative his whole life. He maintains a studio in San Diego, California and has an impressive artistic background and education. He doesn’t seem to do anything small and
October 7th, 2016 exhibiting through February 12, 2017 at the Desert Botanical Garden’s Ottosen Gallery in Phoenix, Margarita Cabrera’s ‘Space in Between’ show will ask viewers to suspend their beliefs about issues such as immigration
A Whimsical Mind – Holley Bakich, AZ 
The Bisbee Zone – And A Lady Who Paints It 
Meet the Meat Market, Distinctly Different 
Shady Lady, a Lamp’s Best Friend