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Arizona Abstract

Arizona Abstract

Engaging environmental works at Tohono Chul examine nature, life and death

By Margaret Regan Jun 22, 2017

Shooting Stars

Shooting Stars

Tiny works at Davis Dominguez win our critic's Sizey Awards

By Margaret Regan Jun 15, 2017

Shames, if You're Nasty

Shames, if You're Nasty

How a Tucson writer overcame Trump loathing with inspired work

By Sherilyn Forrester Jun 15, 2017

Coming into the Light

Coming into the Light

"Light to me is perhaps the most profound truth in the universe," photographer Wynn Bullock once said.

By Margaret Regan Jun 8, 2017

God On Our Side

God On Our Side

Roadrunner Theatre Company gets a boost

By Sherilyn Forrester Jun 8, 2017

Art Cruisin'

Art Cruisin'

This Saturday night is the Central Tucson Gallery Association's Summer Art Cruise, an evening of multiple gallery openings in the arts warehouse district around Sixth and Sixth.

By Margaret Regan Jun 1, 2017

Angst, Humor, and Pain

Angst, Humor, and Pain

Live Theatre Workshop's production of regret and pride and unfinished business and the helplessly lasting nature of love spills both comically and painfully across the stage

By Sherilyn Forrester May 25, 2017

Inventive Imagery

For Tucson's Rodeo Day, Jennifer Wurster's daughter picked out a power-girl costume: cowgirl hat, bandanna, vintage Boy Scout shirt and a tough-looking leather belt.

By Margaret Regan May 18, 2017

Cool Art

Cool Art

We've already weathered the first 100 degree day of the year, with many more sure to come.

By Margaret Regan May 11, 2017

Brave New Masters

Brave New Masters

Until last week, I'd never even thought of buying fries in an art gallery.

By Margaret Regan May 4, 2017

Piece of Work

Piece of Work

"What a piece of work is a man."

By Sherilyn Forrester May 4, 2017

Alive and Well

Alive and Well

In 1986, Arizona artist Ardyth Bernstein made a gorgeous pastel called "Having It All."

By Margaret Regan Apr 27, 2017

My Dear Watson

My Dear Watson

It was a dark and stormy night. Well, of course it was.

By Sherilyn Forrester Apr 27, 2017

Eva Perón —Saint or Shameless?

Eva Perón —Saint or Shameless?

Just hearing the title should activate the little earworm ready to burrow into your brain; The melody fills your head and plays a continuous loop for hours.

By Sherilyn Forrester Apr 20, 2017

Good as Gold

Good as Gold

On the right, Gail Marcus-Orlen ramps up the crayon-box colors in her surrealistic oils, using lush purples, oranges and teal to paint a kaleidoscope of enchanted figures.

By Margaret Regan Apr 20, 2017

Business of Business

Business of Business

If you’d like a splendidly hilarious intermission from the Sturmund Drang of life as we know it these days—and seriously, who wouldn’t?

By Sherilyn Forrester Apr 13, 2017

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The Weekly List: 15 Things To Do In Tucson In The Next Week

The Weekly List: 15 Things To Do In Tucson In The Next Week

By Weekly Staff and Contributors Jun 22, 2017  8:00 am

Curry Needs a Home

Curry Needs a Home

By Humane Society of Southern Arizona Jun 19, 2017  2:12 pm

Review: Danny Lyon—Present Future, the Silverman Museum Collection

Review: Danny Lyon—Present Future, the Silverman Museum Collection

By Johnny Glenn Jun 19, 2017  8:11 am

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