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Great minds may think alike, but creatives ones are doing the community one better by teaming up to deliver more of what makes Grand Avenue so, well, grand.
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[9] The Gallery owner Laura Dragon and Arizona Artist Collective founder Travis Fields have formed a new partnership that not only will bring their two organizations together but also downtown Phoenix’s established and emerging artists.
The new alliance, which will be celebrated with a weekend reception March 7 through 9, has [9] The Gallery serving as the new home of the AAC.
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In addition to holding annual juried shows, workshops, and monthly meetings, the AAC also plans to hold regular business hours inside [9] The Gallery so that local creatives, including visual artists, musicians, and writers, can collaborate and network — possibly over coffee or an e-cigarette, both of which are currently being offered in the gallery’s lounge and drink area.
For updates on new partnership events, including details on the upcoming reception, visit www.9thegallery.com or www.azartist.org.
