Photo: Cole Seefus
Sherri Belassen greets visitors to her gallery and studio with a warm smile and a large, loping Weimaraner named Bizou. Her son Gino,... 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...
Photo: Enrique Garcia
A bright and prolific artist who has become a figure in the Phoenix art scene seemingly overnight, Nyla Lee has been adding her colorf... Read More...
Portrait of Kenaim Al-Shatti by Gabriel Hernandez
The most compelling art project in the metro Phoenix area in recent months is a site-specific installation... Read More...
Ben Durham, "Chain-link Fence Portrait (John)," 2017, graphite text on handmade paper and steel chain-link fence, 65.25" x 49.5” framed, Image Courtesy Lisa Se... Read More...
The Water in Between: Where I Am and Where I Come From (2016)
Carolina Aranibar-Fernandez comes to Arizona from Bolivia, where she started her life of art a... Read More...
John Dowd, Clutch Photos
Paper, as opposed to precursors such as papyrus, has only been around for about 2,000 years – its exact origins are unknown. The ea... Read More...
"Optics (Still 01)" video, 2018
At the end of September, the Senate Judiciary Committee’s hearings on the sexual abuse allegations against Supreme Court nom... Read More...
Photo: Vic Rincon
Within a large subterranean interior space, a tall figure guides people toward a light under the floor. The picturesque group is dressed i... Read More...
Photo: Wayne Rainey
On September 21, downtown Phoenix gallery monOrchid opened its doors to Michael Viglietta’s exhibition Eroding Language: People, Places ... Read More...
