As Phoenix continues to grow in diversity, organizations are using arts to represent the variety of cultures while reaching out to non-English speaking communities.
The Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture has recognized the increase in non-English speakers...
As Native American Heritage Month kicks off, San Carlos Apache-Akimel O'odham artist Douglas Miles is working to create art that provides a voice for Indigenous communities year-round.
Born and raised in Phoenix, Miles began drawing at a young...
As student loan hardships have skyrocketed in recent years, women, especially Black women, have faced larger financial debt burdens on average than their male counterparts, according to a new study.
Women hold approximately $929 billion in student loan...
In November 2020, The Phoenix Theatre Company implemented an outdoor stage to create a safe space for entertaining patrons during the pandemic, and the venue has continued to receive supportive feedback.
After closing down for the first time...
Triumph Over Tragedy was unveiled Friday, Jan. 15, kicking off Roosevelt Row’s UNCONTAINED outdoor project featuring four emerging Latino and Indigenous artists.
The UNCONTAINED mural project provides a platform for Latino and Indigenous artists to showcase their stories...
