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1 month ago |
phoenixnewtimes.com | Janessa Hilliard |Lynn Trimble
When President Woodrow Wilson signed the bill that created the National Park Service, it read in part, "and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations." More than a century later, national parks and monuments continue to do just that, boasting everything from impressive natural wonders to the ruins of past inhabitantsMaybe it's been a while since you explored them.
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2 months ago |
southwestcontemporary.com | Jordan Eddy |Lynn Trimble
Local artists and gallerists weigh in on Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week’s debut—and its efforts to bust regional stereotypes and elevate the Southwest on a global stage. SCOTTSDALE—There’s a new art fair in the Southwest, where key players hope to expand the visibility of the region’s vibrant contemporary art offerings. “People assume all the art here is cowboys and Indians standing around cactus,” quips art dealer Trey Brennen, who co-founded the event.
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2 months ago |
southwestcontemporary.com | Jordan Eddy |Lynn Trimble
Arizona-based artist Farraday Newsome’s studio extends into her high-desert garden, sprouting ideas for intricate ceramics about nature’s self-perpetuating systems. A ceramic lamppost surrounded by desert plants beckons those who wander down Indigo Street, an off-the-beaten-path road in Mesa, Arizona, where artist Farraday Newsome creates ceramic forms and paintings that reflect her deep connections to the natural world.
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2 months ago |
southwestcontemporary.com | Jordan Eddy |Lynn Trimble
The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art made last-minute revisions to a traveling show of women, queer, and trans artists. Museum leadership and a co-curator differ on what happened.
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Mar 7, 2025 |
southwestcontemporary.com | Natalie Hegert |Lynn Trimble
Some of the best off-the-beaten-path art offerings in metro Phoenix happen beyond First Friday art walks and annual Art Detour happenings. Here’s our eclectic Phoenix art guide. Field Report: Eclectic Metro PhoenixElevation: 1,086 feetPopulation: 4.8 million (including 1.6 million in Phoenix proper)Town Etymology: Phoenix might have been named for Confederate general Stonewall Jackson had one of its early settlers gotten his way.
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