Life can be a bit of a mystery, or a magical and spiritually awakening experience. If you are up for an adventure and in the mood to connect with the elements, Steve Hartbauer has created
Tag: ArtBeat Magazine
Words like ‘whimsical, universal and tender’ come to mind when peering into the illustrations and paintings of designer Lea Wells. Her work is touchingly simple, soft and innocent. Wells captures sublime emotions that get right
Forget the sticker shock and focus on the craftsmanship. Thunder Voice Hat Company did not answer a request for interview, but we want our friends to know how wonderful their product is. Reclaimed hats create
Housed in a lovely Art Deco building that was Nashville’s historic U.S. Post Office is the Frist Art Museum. Currently, there is an elegant textiles exhibit and a small installation by Sandra Overton until the
Several fun and unique artistic offerings are happening in town to keep you cool and engaged whilst it is boiling outside. Read on to see out how to get your ART FIX this month. Five
Art can send a powerful message, Casting Currents, the present exhibition at Walker Fine Art, has a fluidity that conveys calm waters to rushing currents. Like a winding river, or the rolling in and out
The Mesa Arts Center is expanding our artistic vision with an ongoing exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Museum – Main Street and Center – offering special Enchroma (think plastic 3D or polarized) glasses that allow
The gift of imagination is one thing, however the gift of creating a work of art, right on the spot as the scene plays out, is another. Artist Leah Seaman – also known as ArtaBella
The Town of Fountain Hills may be famous for its namesake 560-foot spout and rolling landscape (ArtBeat covered artist friend Michael Schuessler at his booth during the annual Spring Art Festival in 2018), but this
The Artistry of Growing a Community Garden 
Phoenix Art District Celebrates Opening of The Pemberton 
Isa Cohen – An Exercise in Joy 
Live, Play and Shop Artfully – Phoenix 
Architects of Art