A Scottsdale artist has stretched herself, literally and figuratively, by creating and debuting the city’s largest public art sculpture. Charlene Falk created the installation, “Where We Walk.” It is composed of a main sculpture that stands 12 feet tall and stretches 10 feet wide and
For 20 years, The Art Resource Center has worked to provide supplies for teachers and nonprofits that work to encourage artistic endeavors. Sherrie Zeitlin founded the Tempe organization in after working in schools and seeing funds for art programs decline. Today, the organization estimates it
Super-realistic or abstract and evocative, Kenneth Peloke's art captures the spirit of the American West.
A new mural in North Phoenix has a unique backstory. The 22-foot wide-by-14-foot-high painting and tile mosaic piece depicting cacti and desert critters was created by a group of artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Local painter Christian Klingeler will give collectors another way to shop his abstract works when Klingeler Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale opens on Oct. 4.
How working side-by-side with Ed Mell impacted the lives— and creativity—of his staff
For interior designer and Phoenix Home & Garden Master of the Southwest Anita Lang, the impacts of art on a community are big and audacious.
Although long inspired by desert plants, ceramist Jim Sudal has found his latest inspiration from ginkgo.
Native Inevitable”—which makes its Arizona debut at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) this August—explores the works of over a dozen Indigenous artists and collaboratives from tribes across the country.
Carol Eckert’s intricate artworks crafted of thread and wire elevate a millennia-old basket-making technique to a true art form.
