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Arizona State University’s Performance in the Borderlands is hosting artist and activist Ana Teresa Fernandez in Arizona from Oct. 5 to Oct. 16. After speaking at the Phoenix Art Museum, Fernandez headed south and painted the border fence.

With the art projects along Roosevelt Row causing such a commotion recently, we decided to highlight some other examples of the 170 completed projects downtown since the creation of the city's Public Art Program in 1986.

The awaited end to our beloved pizza bracket is here. Who was crowned the top pizza king of downtown Phoenix?

Have you ever felt like everything you know was turned upside down? That’s how I felt the first time I set foot in a dark room to print a photo.

The world is full of lost objects and the infinite stories they tell. The least I can do is document their existence, and perhaps, if I’m really lucky, make a connection with the ineffable.

In this second installment of "On the Record" your host Alexandra and her trusty producer Claire are on a mission to find the best local records to snag on Record Store Day.

Austin broke out the pins and all hell broke loose. He tossed/spun them around to practice new material. I could not look away — even when some attempts failed and pins flew at me.

Victims of domestic violence and sexual assault shared their stories at the "Take Back the Night" event held in Civic Space Park.

The "I Have a Dream" boutique is meant to be a safe place for LGBT youth to shop for and exchange clothes without the constraints of a gendered establishment.