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Mid Century Madness Mid Century Madness Architect Judith Chafee and her work a highlight of the eighth Tucson Modernism Week October 03, 2019
Fall Arts: Large Canvas Fall Arts: Large Canvas Galleries are zooming in on everything from Bauhaus to the border this fall August 29, 2019
When the Moon Comes to Oracle When the Moon Comes to Oracle Art gets lit at GLOW, a wonderland of illuminated outdoor art and music September 12, 2019

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  • News & Opinion, Feature   Oct 10, 2019
  • Cultural As Folk

  • Cultural As Folk

    At 84, Big Jim Griffith is still hunting down saints and devils
    • By Margaret Regan
      • Big Jim Griffith, the famed folklorist who has made a career of studying the unique blend of cultures in Baja Arizona and Sonora. At 84, he has just published his ninth book, Saints, Statues and Stories: A Folklorist Looks at the Religious Art of Sonora, gleaned from years of travel in the Mexican state that is Arizona’s neighbor.
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  • Music, Music Feature   Oct 3, 2019
  • Rugged Heritage

  • Rugged Heritage

    The band Daimh performs the ancient Gaelic tunes and ballads of the Scottish highlands
    • By Margaret Regan
      • Daimh plays traditional Scottish music. Their instruments include the de rigueur bagpipes, played by Angus MacKenzie, a Canadian from Cape Breton who returned to the land of his ancestors, as well as the fiddle, flute, whistle, guitar, mandolin and accordion.
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  • Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature   Oct 3, 2019
  • Mid Century Madness

  • Mid Century Madness

    Architect Judith Chafee and her work a highlight of the eighth Tucson Modernism Week
    • By Margaret Regan
      • The late Tucson architect Judith Chafee’s day of recognition has arrived. One of the best architects Tucson has ever had, Chafee made beautiful houses simultaneously filled with light and protected from the harsh desert sun.
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  • Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature   Oct 3, 2019
  • Go Mod!

  • Go Mod!

    Your Modernism Week Guide
    • By Margaret Regan
      • Learn about all 45 of the cool events on modern architecture and design happening in town from Oct. 4 to 13. Be sure to buy your tickets—and RSVP for free events—ahead of time on the website. Some popular events are already sold out.
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