In his bold, chaotic charcoal and mixed-media portraits, Joshua Hernandez explores the boundaries between realism and abstraction.
As it marks its 35th anniversary, Artlink is celebrating a renaissance, reaffirming its mission to cement the arts’ place in the Phoenix community.
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The art and science of fabric dyeing, desert-style
Artist Bill Pack wants people to see cars differently. The former ad man has reframed his work and his camera’s lens, showcasing the contours of automobiles and airplanes.
Phoenix artist Michael Carson’s paintings of enigmatic people in ambiguous situations have earned him a worldwide following.
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A celebrated artist created one of the largest pieces of land art in Arizona for a band of the same name. A dry riverbed in the Navajo Nation—just outside of Round Rock—transformed into a sprawling 300-foot-wide landscape installation that is featured in the music
For Scottsdale artist and educator Laura Thurbon, anything can be a canvas, from walls and clothing to even some unlikely surfaces. The painter recently pulled out her brushes to transform two large utility boxes in downtown Fountain Hills into vibrant murals depicting desert birds and
“I love optical illusions—where does it start, where does it end kinds of things.” —Kevin Caron, artist