Graves has found a game-changing new way to portray black people in America.
By Margaret Regan
Sep 21, 2017
Yellow, red and blue. The color scheme of simpler times.
By Emily Dieckman
Sep 21, 2017
The real smack in the head is when life gives us great gifts and great losses in the same moment.
By Sherilyn Forrester
Sep 21, 2017
People are milling about in groups with dogs (hot, veggie and even a few of the furry variety), exchanging hugs and stories.
By Emily Dieckman
Sep 14, 2017
One hot day in Tabasco, southern Mexico, in 2015, author Todd Miller met three young Honduran farmers trying to escape catastrophe.
By Margaret Regan
Sep 14, 2017
The movie-plot story of how a priceless painting stolen 31 years ago from the U of A made its way home, damaged but savable.
By Margaret Regan
Sep 7, 2017
Something Something Theatre and Live Theatre Workshop's new performances
By Sherilyn Forrester
Sep 7, 2017
Tucson's art season began not with a flash but a shadow, when the full moon crossed the blazing Arizona sun one dazzling morning last week.
By Margaret Regan
Aug 31, 2017
Visual arts exhibits, tours and experiences offer plenty to see and do this fall.
By Margaret Regan
Aug 31, 2017
So far you've outlasted the crazy events of the past year and have landed at the precipice-of a new theater season.
By Sherilyn Forrester
Aug 31, 2017
All the dance events you need to know this fall.
By Margaret Regan
Aug 31, 2017
Fall musical performances you won't want to miss
By Emily Dieckman
Aug 31, 2017
Get your written word on. Where to find readings, author events, workshops and more this fall.
By Emily Dieckman
Aug 31, 2017
Kathryn Ferguson had so many talents and interests it's hard to tally them all up.
By Margaret Regan
Aug 24, 2017
For "Liar, Liar Pants on Fire," Linda Bohlke scorched a pair of toddler jeans and emblazoned them with the flaming face of our president, Mr. Fire and Fury himself.
By Margaret Regan
Aug 17, 2017
How The Producers is coming to life in Tucson
By Sherilyn Forrester
Aug 17, 2017
If Tucson is a body, Jocelyn is the synapses connecting its creative faculties.
By Isaac Kirkman
Aug 10, 2017
Agricultural fields once stretched across the desert as far as the eye could see. Danny Lyon was there to photograph them.
By Margaret Regan
Aug 10, 2017
