MonOrchid multimedia series kicks off with visual art in ‘Daydreaming at Night’
Brandon Greer turned his passion into covering art shows into producing one with his Square 1 series, beginning with Thursday's "Daydreaming at Night."
METROnome: Snake! Snake! Snakes! to play album release show at Crescent
Snake! Snake! Snakes! will release their new album, “Tranquilo,” on Saturday night at Crescent Ballroom. They have not released new music since 2012.
In the Details: Marlys Kubicek’s ‘Going, Going, Gone’ is a poignant environmental statement conveyed...
Marlys Kubicek’s “Going, Going, Gone” is a driven exhibition which addresses often heavy-handed subject matter with an incredible delicacy in technique.
METROnome: Celebration Guns releases new EP as fan base grows
The band will be complementing its high-quality live performances with a satisfying album in which close attention to detail in production pays off.
‘Dos Verdades’ performances reimagine relationship between Mexico, U.S. and the border
The Phoenix Hostel and Cultural Center held their multi-performance event “Dos Verdades” (“Two Truths”) on Thursday for the second night in a row.
In the Details: Human connection makes “In Sight” a wonderful demonstration of social art
In a world where modern art is colloquially discussed first in terms of price tags, it takes an exhibit like “In Sight” to re-contextualize things a bit.
‘Girl’s Imprint’ gallery show celebrates women photographers
The Femme Fotale zine is expanding its mission to celebrate women photographers with the exhibition "Girl's Imprint" at Drive-Thru Gallery.
Phoenix 50 founder ponders future of local music ahead of first season’s final show
Matt Marcus, Phoenix 50 founder, reflects on the impact the local music project has had since launching in October.
eye lounge and Four Chambers come together with ‘In Sight’ for Art Detour, beyond
Debuting Art Detour weekend and continuing until mid-April, "In Sight" paired 11 eye lounge artists with 11 writers selected by Four Chambers.
METROnome: Finish Ticket turns a mediocre show into a great one
If my interest declined in the first half of the Vinyl Theatre and Finish Ticket co-headlining show, there was no doubt the night ended on a high note.