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
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
Where there once was an undeveloped dirt lot in south Phoenix there is now a 19-acre community garden that has spawned thoughtful changes, not only on the land but also amongst those who gather there
Roosevelt Row, downtown Phoenix’s location for First Fridays and all things resurgent, is about to be graced with a grand (re)opening of the “intentional and built to last” space called The Pemberton. Opened initially as
[The Setting] Late summer afternoon, sun going down over central Tennessee’s Cumberland River. A deer-frequented hillside and an airy deck built for views and socializing. Wine, pizza and good conversation continue as a cool evening
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
Architecture has been one of mankind’s first expressions of collective art; the building of important structures and centers which become cultural accomplishments known world-wide, such as the Roman Colosseum or New York’s Times Square. From
ArtBeat introduced fans to Scottsdale artist Mark Greenberg in Recursive Equations on a Complex Plane two years ago and has exciting news to share in regard to the evolution of his art. Readers may remember
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The Artistry of Growing a Community Garden 
Phoenix Art District Celebrates Opening of The Pemberton