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Memento Mori Memento Mori An Icelandic shipwreck and a California car crash inspire massive installation at MOCA December 05, 2019
Up and Atom Up and Atom Tony Price hammers atomic bomb paraphernalia into artistic ploughshares. July 10, 2003
Stop the Violence Stop the Violence Images of weapons—made by arranging human bones—are all too timely at Etherton Gallery January 20, 2011

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  • Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature   Dec 5, 2019
  • Memento Mori

  • Memento Mori

    An Icelandic shipwreck and a California car crash inspire massive installation at MOCA
    • By Margaret Regan
      • Two tragedies are unexpectedly brought together in a gigantic installation by Los Angeles artist Ali Silverstein at MOCA Tucson.
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  • Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature   Nov 28, 2019
  • Fantastic Four

  • Fantastic Four

    A quartet of women join forces for a powerhouse show at Davis Dominguez
    • By Margaret Regan
      • Right at the front of the Davis Dominguez gallery is an exhilarating sculpture by Tucson’s Barbara Jo. A curving female-esque figure 6 feet tall, “Whirl” is wrapped in a stretch of green copper that defiantly swings outward, just as Victory’s wings do.
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  • Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature   Nov 21, 2019
  • Witness to history

  • Witness to history

    Pulitzer Prize-winning David Hume Kennerly photos capture the powerful and the powerless
    • By Margaret Regan
      • From the 1960s right up to this minute, Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Hume Kennerly has used his camera to capture a who’s who of political leaders.
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  • Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature   Nov 14, 2019
  • Refugees by Land and Sea

  • Refugees by Land and Sea

    Artists in two shows expose the sufferings of migrants in the Mediterranean and the Sonoran Desert
    • By Margaret Regan
      • “No Place,” a largescale oil painting by Paula Crawford, is a highlight of Take Nothing for Granted, a large group show at Pima College’s Bernal Gallery that also features pieces by Kate Breakey, Danny Lyon, Jenny Day, Ernesto Esquiver, Ellen McMahon and others.
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  • Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature   Nov 7, 2019
  • Shining Lights

  • Shining Lights

    Etherton stages a celebration of luminous color and an homage to Scott Warren’s courage
    • By Margaret Regan
      • Marcus-Orlen, a long-time local painter, has always been a consummate colorist and a magical realist, making oils on canvas that dazzle the eye and the imagination.
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