http://www.thezmag.com/articles.sec-65-1-arts-feature.html The Tucson Sculpture Festival has downsized this year for your benefit. ]]> Some of Tucson’s aeronautical antiques are serving a new purpose, as contemporary works of art.]]> In an otherwise somewhat uninspired part of town, flanked by Evergreen Cemetery and run-down motels, developers and artists are bringing new life to Miracle Mile via Monterey Court.]]> At the age of 13, Moreno first became aware of how often he noticed “11:11.” ]]> Local artists are showing their support for Tucson’s thriving bike community through The VelociPrint Show 2011, with events Nov 12-13.]]> Arizona Onstage Productions presents “See Rock City & Other Destinations,” Nov. 3-20, Thursdays-Sundays.]]> William Faulkner powerful play “As I Lay Dying,” runs Nov. 3-20, Thursdays-Sundays.]]> KORE Press presents an evening length performance of Emily Dickenson inspired dance on Nov. 12.]]> If practice makes perfect, the Open Studio Tour’s nearly 24-year run means this annual arts event can’t get any better, right? Not so fast. ]]> Cell phone technology has come along way from merely being a brick-weighted, hand held communicator in the early 90s. ]]> Emily Dickinson shines across town in "The Big Read" this fall.]]> The Center for Creative Photography is showcasing a unique exhibit celebrating its thirty-five years of excellence - along with featuring special events.]]> “You’ve got to have experience on the canvas and be able to produce a mural quickly!” says Annie Margarita.]]> GLOW again! after the storm event! One night only on Saturday, Sept. 24, 7pm-11pm.]]> In a midtown studio, Chris Nast and Matt Grogan are busy crafting a set of custom steel security doors… or lamps. Or cookware.]]> "You will like some works. You will not like others. No matter,"]]> Black Cherry Burlesque at the Surly Wench Pub is packed with striptease, sequins and sexual empowerment-and the girls behind the glitz wouldn't have it any other way.]]> Walking up the dirt pathway to Ettore "Ted" DeGrazia's Gallery in the Sun, one can feel decades of history emanating from the grounds.]]> Tucson’s annual LUMIES award ceremony will celebrate outstanding arts luminaries at the historic El Casino Ballroom on June 9.]]>