By Matt Seeman, on Friday, April 26th, 2013
Marshall Shore loves Arizona history, and it shows. His multimedia presentation, “Arizona by Design,” in downtown Phoenix’s A.E. England Building used photographs, video, models and artifacts Thursday to illustrate the elements of design that make the Grand Canyon State home to many incredible creators and designers. Read story
By Downtown Devil, on Friday, April 5th, 2013
This First Friday features an experimental film series, Nao Matsunaga, decorated stilettos and more. Read story
By Alexis Macklin, on Friday, March 1st, 2013
Community members are collaborating to make local art interactive in an unexpected way by building a miniature golf course. The course will be featured at Icehouse Garden’s Minature Golf this weekend and Hance Park April 7. Read story
By Alicia Canales, on Friday, January 18th, 2013
Indiana native Marshall Shore has been nicknamed Phoenix’s unofficial hipstorian. His show, Retro Spectacular, has been educating audiences about Arizona history in entertaining ways for three years. Read story
By Gabriel Radley, on Tuesday, December 11th, 2012
The existence of an urban campus at ASU provides the opportunity for a truly unprecedented level of experience-based learning. We are not, however, operating anywhere near optimal levels of interaction, and the tension threatens to disenchant community leaders and students. Read story
By Connor Descheemaker, on Thursday, March 29th, 2012
This week, get ready to push the envelope. Take in experimental percussion ensembles and jazz experimentation at the Trunk Space; hear horror stories of the past with “hipstorian” Marshall Shore; view postmodern fashion from local favorites UN3EK SY5STEM; think through unconventional lunch-time theater from Improbable Theater Company; and absorb a re-telling of the ever-shocking classic, The Great Gatsby. Read story
By Carolina Lopez, on Friday, March 16th, 2012
Visitors will have the opportunity to see galleries, take tours, visit artists’ studios that are usually closed and learn about public art at Art Detour 24, a free art walk honoring the 24th anniversary of the Phoenix art community. Read story
By Connor Descheemaker, on Thursday, March 8th, 2012
Don’t doubt things that aren’t familiar. This week, numerous Phoenix figures are bringing the supposedly “dull” and old media of lectures, American history, classical music, blues and jazz into relevance for people of all ages and interests. Read story
By Connor Descheemaker, on Thursday, December 8th, 2011
What’s going on around downtown Phoenix this week? Let DevilPass be your guide. Read story
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