Margaret Regan
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The Spring Arts Preview
From theater to classical music to dance to a whole lot of glass works, the coming months are packed with culture
January 13, 2011
Troubled Waters
Kathleen Velo’s underwater images capture the terrible beauty of the Colorado River
January 21, 2016
Off the Beaten Path
Two newish galleries seem to be finding success in a midtown neighborhood not known for the arts
August 30, 2007
Recent Articles
- Arts & Culture, Book Feature May 16, 2019
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Bordering on Brutality: The Death and Life of Aida Hernandez
A wrenching nonfiction border book with the “sweep of a great novel” is set in Douglas and Agua Prieta
Aaron Bobrow-Strain's new book about the border, The Death and Life of Aida Hernandez, combines the life story of a young undocumented woman, told in extraordinary detail, with a history of the U.S. border enforcement regime.
- Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature May 9, 2019
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Hearing Distance: Monologue of a Muted Man
Artifact Dance and award-winning playwright collaborate on dance drama about deafness
A new play told through language and dance and music opens with an homage to still another art form: the visual arts.
- Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature May 2, 2019
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Still They Persisted 1
Arizona History Museum honors resilience in tales of Jan. 8 and the Bisbee Deportation
- Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature Apr 25, 2019
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Master Class
Newly minted MFA artists tackle the world’s woes, from migrant deaths to war profiteering
- Arts & Culture, Arts: Feature Apr 18, 2019
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From All Sides: Our Border Town at Tucson High
Telling the stories of migrants and Border Patrol alike
Two weeks before the play was set to open, one of its real-life characters was deported, a woman called Elena in the script.
