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![“Two Protea.” Archival pigment print, hand colored with pencil and pastel, by Kate Breakey. 24 x24 in.]()
![Travelin’ Man]()
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![Pop Cycle, which sells a variety of local and recycled art, is seeing their best sales since the pandemic began.]()
![Tohono O’odham basket weaver, Roy J. Kurtz Collection.]()
![Arizona Opera Reimagines Mozart, Minus the Misogyny]()
![Fresh Coat: Alley Cat Murals are restoring a mural at Roskruge K-8 Bilingual School]()
![This Friday through Sunday, Ballet Tucson hosts a collection of classics at their Spring Concert Series.]()
![Tucson Erotica Art Show removes stigmas around sex]()
![An Act Divided: Delayed by COVID, Hedwig and the Angry Inch Makes Triumphant Return]()
![“The more you look at it, the more layered it is. And what it’s kind of famous for is raising questions. It’s just this fascinating combination of incredibly exciting revenge tragedy with all these explorations and considerations of what it means to be alive,” said
director Kevin Black of the original Hamlet.]()
![Patrick Martinez’s subversive, narrative work will be at the Tucson Museum of Art through April 24.]()
![On display at Etherton Gallery: Steve McCurry, Afghan Girl (Sharbat Gula), Peshawar, Pakistan, 1984 Fuji Crystal Archive print, © Steve McCurry/Magnum Photos, courtesy Etherton Gallery]()
![“Tootsie” plays at Broadway in Tucson from March 22 to 27.]()
![Spring Arts: Dancers of all styles step across stages this spring]()
![Triple Play: Ballet Tucson Presents a Trio of Decidedly Different Dances This Weekend]()
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