Robert Miley discusses his Downtown Phoenix project, "Release the Fear" with writer Richard Bestwick

Children with cancer learn the art of bead making.

Phoenix Art Space Talks with the Director and Producer of The Heart is a Drum Machine Documentary, in Phoenix on February 6th

Fashion template Runway Magazine picks up local fashion designer

Tia Lee Tull has been practicing the art of photography printing for ... well, judging by the fact that she has a print available with James Dean in it, considerably longer than this writer has been alive.

Improvisational comedy was a relatively obscure art form until the mid-nineties. While you can’t find the better-known training centers such as Second City or IO West in the Valley, there is certainly no shortage of venues offering anything to suit your improv fancy.

As a native of Phoenix, Luis Gutierrez has matured as an artist and painter alongside the developing Phoenix culture and arts scene. Luis first began exploring the arts in his high school art room and consuming works in the Phoenix galleries of the mid-80’s.

“What we choose to do creatively defines who we are.” These words, spoken from the perspective of Venus, a transgendered visual artist, filmmaker and musician from Minneapolis, soaked through my skin as I anxiously jotted each quote down onto my notes from the booth at Bikini Lounge in downtown Phoenix.

Art Edwards was the bassist for one of Tempe's favorite local bands of all time, The Refreshments. Here he discusses his involvement in Tempe at the height of a thriving musical community, and helps to answer some of those burning questions about Tempe's identity.