One Tough Little Egg: Airbase Arizona Flying Museum shows off Cayuse
By Bill Quehrn, Airbase Arizona Flying Museum Docent | March 16, 2022
The OH6A Cayuse helicopter may not be the biggest airship on the Airbase Arizona Flying Museum floor. But the Cayuse, produced by Hughes...
A New Look: River of Time Museum reveals new interactive exhibits
By Amy Wolff | March 16, 2022
The global pandemic took its toll on many organizations across the Valley, including the L. Alan Cruikshank River of Time Museum & Exploration Center in Fountain Hills. The...
‘Radical Happiness’: Chandler Arts Center spotlights Tucson artist
By Srianthi Perera | Japanuary 19, 2022
Lex Gjurasic wants to radiate happiness in these troubled times.
The Tucson artist found the meditative process of creating art a balm during the pandemic isolation and is now...
‘Really Special’: Musical ‘treasures’ fill the MIM’s gallery
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski | December 4, 2021
The Musical Instrument Museum is filled with impressive instruments from around the world. But for the next year, the North Phoenix destination is showcasing its and the world’s...
Fostering Passions: Nicole Royse wants to share her love of art
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski | September 3, 2021
Art is important to Nicole Royse.
As the owner of Royse Contemporary in Old Town, she works to engage students who stop by her gallery, as well as her...
An ‘Immersive’ Experience: Van Gogh comes to life in Old Town
By Alex Gallagher | August 27, 2021
Vincent Van Gogh’s art has been sweeping the nation with its revival in the “Immersive Van Gogh” exhibit and now fans of his work will be flocking to...
A ‘Watershed Moment’: New SMoW collection rich with women artists
By Kristine Cannon | July 9, 2021
Since the opening of Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West (SMoW) in 2015, one of the comments most often heard by Dr. Tricia Loscher, assistant director for...
An Eclectic Collection: Mesa Historical Museum room honors artist
By Phoenix.org staff | May 20, 2021
Art lovers, and especially those who love cats, might be interested in a new exhibit at the Mesa Historical Museum
Museum Executive Director Susan Ricci has opened an entire...
Best-Kept Secret: The Hall of Flame was born out of one man’s hobby
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski
Chicago-area industrialist George F. Getz Jr. and his wife, Olive Atwater Getz, were driving through Wilmette, Illinois, when they saw a broken-down fire truck on the side of the road.
George casually remarked...
Pointing Toward History: Sistine Chapel exhibit gives an unprecedented look at frescoes
By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski
The COVID-19 pandemic has limited the ability to travel, so Special Entertainment Events Inc. brought a piece of the Vatican to The Croft in Downtown Phoenix.
“Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition” began its...
