Baker Annalisa Macaluso, photo Susan Allred Prosser
Annalisa Macaluso
Annalisa Macaluso took a roundabout path to discover her love of baking. With degre... Read More...
If you asked me to describe Biophilia, Mary Meyer’s solo show at Mesa Contemporary Arts (MCA) Museum, in just two words, I would have no trouble choosing them: ... Read More...
Artists have used abstraction since the early 1900s to separate art from reality, shifting away from the recognizable to accentuate higher dimensions of express... Read More...
Conversation with Chilean writer Alejandro Zambra (October 2017), Photo Lamp Left Media, Alonso Parra
Casandra Hernández Faham strives to create community. ... Read More...
FRIED: French Fry & Music Festival 2019, Photo by Jacob Tyler Dunn
For David Tyda, food festivals are about more than heavenly mashups like pizza fries ... Read More...
Eric Kasper, "Abundant Living"
Religiosity has shaped people and cultures of the world in uncountable ways, both subtle and profound. But for centuries – pe... Read More...
S#!TFACED SHAKESPEARE, BLK BOX PHX, 2018, Photo by Reg Madison
As we sit under the hazy light of his favorite Tempe haunt, Louis Farber recalls the first mo... Read More...
Raven Chacon’s Still Life No. 3, on view at Heard Museum through November 3, retells the Navajo creation story, Diné Bahane’, in the form of a sound, light, and... Read More...
Nicole Royse in her Scottsdale gallery, Royse Contemporary
Art is a profession that requires skills in every odd trade – patching walls, drafting press rele... Read More...
Photo Lisa Olsen
“Clay is the best material in so many ways,” Patricia Sannit explains as we sit in her North Phoenix studio. “It’s one of the few materials... Read More...
