How a West Phoenix Artist Turned His Yard Into a DIY Sculpture Park
Don Russell’s iron creations are more than just art — they’re therapy.
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The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Including drive-in dance, a virtual film festival, and a fashion reveal.
Alwun House Is Putting an Erotic Twist on Valentine’s Day in Phoenix
This year’s Exotic Art Show, explained.
You Can Fulfill Your Podcast Host Dreams at Scottsdale’s Pod Populi
A full-service podcasting hub in Old Town Scottsdale.
Arts News: FilmBar Partners With PAM, Tempe Arts Grants, and More
What’s new in local art, film, poetry, theater, and more.
Gizette Knight Is Changing the Black History Month Game
Phoenix nonprofit Reality Dreams is adorning the city with a series of Black History Month murals.
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Saved by the Bell’s Dustin Diamond Is Dead at 44
The actor struggled after the cancellation of Saved by the Bell: The New Class.
The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Explore new murals, take a yoga class, or watch an outdoor film with a cocktail twist.
Now Open: A New Board Game Bar in Mesa
The 1920s-inspired space has been almost two years in the making.
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ASU Gammage Announces Its 2021-22 Broadway Season — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News
As of right now, Hamilton is still coming to Tempe this fall.
The Trumpocalypse Billboard in Phoenix Has Been Replaced With a Black History Month Design
The Trump design stood for nearly four years.
FilmBar Is Closing Its Indie Movie House in Downtown Phoenix
Here’s what we know so far.
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Cat Spencer Recalls the History of Downtown Art Space Radix Gallery
More than 30 years later, Radix is an important part of the history of the Phoenix art scene.
ASU Names Film School for Actor Sidney Poitier, Plans 2022 Move to Mesa
Big news out of the ASU film school.
The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Including an outdoor art exhibit, a conversation with poet laureates, and a letterpress workshop.
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Great Arizona’s Daisy the Cat Puppet Is Getting Used to Car Honks
It’s not easy being an actor in these times — even when you’re a puppet.
A Phoenix Mortuary Where You Can Get Your Loved Ones Turned Into Rocks
Less expensive than a burial, way cooler than an urn full of ashes.
The Trumpocalypse Billboard Is Coming Down — Plus More Metro Phoenix Art News
Plus: the latest on the state arts budget and free admission to a top Phoenix museum for current and former military.
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Drag Race‘s Joey Jay on TV Stardom, the Politics of Drag, and His Love for the Phoenix Scene
This season of RuPaul’s Drag Race features a star of the Phoenix drag scene.
Debuting This Weekend: A New, Outdoor FilmBar Location
The first screening at FilmBar Pemberton happens on Friday, January 22.
The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Learn macrame, watch a movie outdoors, or help make a chalk mural.
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Wasted Ink Finds a New Location, and More Metro Phoenix Art News
Also: Art Detour is expanding to a 33-day event.