On The Cover: Bill Lesch

Bill Lesch studied every photograph in the Center for Creative Photography’s collection as a student and received a comprehensive education in the field.

Worth A Thousand Words

Coming soon to walls near you: “three wonderful neighborhood arts projects,” courtesy of...well, you. Under the banner of “Beautify and Unify,” this fall Tucson Arts Brigade

Never Too Late

Painter Judith Kramer characterizes herself as an "active senior," but active is too tame an adjective to describe this petite, twinkly-eyed, 76-year-old dynamo.

Center for Creative Photography

Summer Exhibitions

Showing in the hot months are West on West: Reimagining the Great Plains & Locating Landscape: New Strategies, New Technologies.

5x5: Far East by Southwest

Collaboration and interpretation have long been touchstones of the artistic process...

Glass Art Society Honors Tom Philabaum

Insider Outsiders Come Home

For married couple and creative collaborators Daniel Martin Diaz and Paula Catherine Valencia, art is intimate, personal, daily. It is the shape of their lives.

Feminine Muse

The award-winning and innovative Raices Taller 222, a Latino-based nonprofit cooperative contemporary art gallery, has launched its much anticipated annual exhibit, Mujeres, Mujeres, Mujeres.

Dealing In Art

The founders of Fine Art Consulting are striking - not only in their physicality and elegant, casual style but also because of their poised, easy going manner. Before they explain their combined 40-ye

Where Art Meets Industry

The Tucson art scene is about community and sharing and nowhere is it more evident than at Industria Studios.

Classic Cinema Screenings

Double Indemnity (1944), The Awful Truth (1937) & The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

DIARY OF A MADMAN

Films by Alan Williams

If anyone can be said to be a champion of independent filmmaking in Arizona, it's Alan Williams.

Psycho Screaming at The Loft

Can it really be half a century since Norman Bates made cross-dressing acceptable in Hollywood?

Harold & Maude

Young, rich, and obsessed with death, Harold finds himself changed forever when he meets lively septuagenarian Maude at a funeral.

Dream in Widescreen

Those looking to catch the best and brightest young filmmakers in Tucson should be delighted to sit in the historic Fox Theatre for free, on May 15 at 7pm.

Indie Cine

The Arizona International Film Festival is currently showcasing the best in independent cinema from the last year, through April 25.

Sundance 2010

Park City becomes the center of the cinema universe for 10 days every January.

Tucson Cine Mexico 2010

A showcase of last year's best Mexican films.

Music & Medicine

The 5th Annual Tucson Film and Music Festival (TFMF) hits town this week with the theme 'Music and Medicine.'

One Man’s Trashed Tapes

Another Man’s Comedic Treasure

Let's face it: when shopping for an exercise video, most of us aren't looking for one starring Milton Berle.

Spelling Bee Summer

Does Tucson need to brush up on its collective spelling skills?     

OTO Dance: 25 Years and Still Flying!

Fancy Footwork

The Old Pueblo’s denizens are known to celebrate many lovably quirky nationwide holidays. Add to the list National Tap Dance Day.

High-Caliber Conjuring

Every great city needs a resident pair of magicians and Tucson has Roland Sarlot and Susan Eyed.

Igniting the Power of Community

If you want to know how “Za Boom Ba-licious” feels, you must experience Za Boom Ba! A 500-member audience plays 500 real, full-sized, hand drums – together on Friday, May 7 & Sunday, May 9.

Stories Without Words

Rick Wamer has spent 30 years perfecting the art of non-verbal artistic expression through his work with mime, and is charmingly, even surprisingly, eloquent.

Real & Imagined Boundaries

Tucson residents deal with contentious and polarizing issues involving the border with Mexico & the performing arts are not immune to the topic.

Adapt or Die

NEW ARTiculations Dance Theatre's upcoming show explores life, love, the past, present, future, and what happens when you don’t adapt to change.

ART Exists IF we ACT

The art of collaboration plays just as much a role as dance in the newly formed Art.If.Act Dance Project.

TSO Video Games Live

The Tucson Music Hall will be reverberating this month when Tucson Symphony Orchestra rips through epic versions of sounds first heard on the small screen.

Artistic Synergy

Tucson Botanical Gardens was the setting for an inspired event: the opening of a month-long exhibit of the art of Nick Georgiou and Titus Castanza.

Revolutionary Art

Among the terms used to describe art disconnected from the establishment gallery circuit and art schools are degenerate, outsider and lowbrow.

A Saguaro Embrace

The saguaro is one of our more unique national treasures. A classic icon of Tucson and the Sonoran Desert Southwest, it is a majestic sight to behold.

Urban Realism

Illumination seems to be William Dubin’s obsession, and this theme perfectly elucidates his unorthodox watercolor technique on display at Borealis Arts.

On the Cover

March 2010: Andy Warhol during the filming of Lonesome Cowboys at Rancho Linda Vista, Oracle, AZ 1968. Photo (detail) copyright by Bob Broder. See more Wahol photos at the Eric Firestone Gallery downtown through April 25.

40 STARS - A Small Works Invitational

This unique show is a constellation of 40 small works, featuring stars.

Actualized & Discarded Designs for Tucson

Exhibit opens Sat, Oct 3.

Revealing A Community To Itself

Imagine a group of artists moving from one location to the next, drawing the same subject in a different vein to raise money for good causes. That scene becomes reality on August 29 with The Drawin