Artbeat featured local fan fave Practical Art a few years ago and we are happy to report that they are still offering a fantastic array of functional goods made in Arizona at their uptown central
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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
The Colorado Ballet delivered a delightful flight of fancy, Friday evening, January 31, 2020 at the season’s debut production of Michael Pink’s interpretation of Peter Pan. The scene opens in the Darling’s Home with the
The art of placing or arranging spaces auspiciously. A system for arranging your surroundings in harmony and balance with the natural world. Divination from configurations of natural earth objects. Connecting the modern world with the
Imagine standing in a crowd of people and screaming at the top of your lungs, but no one seems to notice the commotion, or your existence. It’s almost as if you are standing alone in
The Art Circus Gallery combines seasoned artists with up-and-coming artists in a variety of mediums that gives their audience a fresh and enthusiastic view into the arts. Art Circus is the vision of four talented
15 years ago along the prestigious Larimer Square shopping plaza art leaped from the minds of the artist onto the streets of Larimer and 14th, and artist Michael Rieger has been there all along. He
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
What happens when you combine the healing arts with the visual arts and live music? An introduction into beauty, empowerment and contemplation begins. Saturday, September 17th, 2016, 8pm-4am, The Scarlet Venue, 131 Main Street in
Live, Play and Shop Artfully – Phoenix 
Architects of Art 
Random Seed, A Fractal Artist Update 
Discovery Through Preservation, Mesa Historical Museum 
Looking Glass, A Reflection of Time – Norman Broomhall