Arts and Entertainment

GROWop transformed its front porch on Wednesday night to display vintage finds curated by ASU design student Madeleine Alexandra Browning.

"In the Details" columnist Caleb Manning takes a look at the "Subsystems" exhibit and the many sci-fi principles it attempts to portray.

Downtown Devil's arts editor, as well as our art columnist, each picked their top three experiences of Art Detour 28. Be sure to listen to their podcast, "Art School Dropouts," for more discussion about their top choices and thoughts on Art Detour as an institution.

Grand ArtHaus, a new gallery and open studio space in Oasis on Grand, celebrated a soft opening in honor of Art Detour weekend.

A slideshow to fill in the gaps of your Art Detour weekend or help you feel like you were there if you missed out on the festivities.

While living in a homeless shelter, singer Angelo Thal met his current manager. On March 23, Thal will be releasing his first single, “The Difference.”

Downtown Devil staffers pick their top events, galleries and experiences to enjoy at this weekend's 28th annual Art Detour art walk.

{9} the Gallery owner Laura Dragon and artists Michael Viglietta and Robert Gentile will preview Grand ArtHaus in the Oasis on Grand during Art Detour.

While amazing local selections were made, this year differed from the last as national musicians did not allow local artists to outshine their big names.

Azi Amiri's "Turtles Cry When They Fly," an art installation that consists of a projector shining through a sugar sculpture being melted by dripping water and body heat, explores themes of humanity's relationship with war.