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Reflections: The Phoenix Chorale Looks Back Over 60 Years and Turns to the Future
The Phoenix Chorale introduces the fourth and final candidate for artistic director: Brian A. Schmidt.
Arts Community Grows with New Generation of Spaces and Faces
Antoinette Cauley opens her first solo show “Ain’t Nobody Prayin’ For Me” at monOrchid March 15.
8 Questions Artists Should Ask When Exhibiting in Local Businesses
What should artists and businesses think about when exhibiting artwork in non-traditional spaces?
Arts Advocacy: The Challenge of Arts Funding in Arizona
Arizona Citizens for the Arts advocates for arts and culture funds to be included Arizona’s annual budget.
Faithfulness and Longing with the Phoenix Chorale
The Phoenix Chorale introduces a third candidate for artistic director: Christopher Gabbitas, Artist Professor at University of Redlands in California.
Arizona Center Hosts Artlink Pop-up Art Exhibition
“Hello, Sunshine” by Daniel Mariotti features 30 photographs, taken over 30 days of journaling.
Phoenix Festival of the Arts Returns to Hance Park
The weekend-long celebration of arts, music, and culinary delights takes place December 7-9 in Margaret T. Hance Park.
Phoenix Chorale Brings St. Olaf to the Desert
Embrace the spirit of the season as the Phoenix Chorale welcomes guest conductor Dr. Anton Armstrong.
Coronado Neighborhood Hosts First-Ever WayneFest Micro-Festival
WayneFest was created to reflect the eclectic texture and character of Coronado’s artistic community.
Mixing Centuries with the Phoenix Chorale
The Phoenix Chorale continues its search for a new artistic director with James K. Bass, of UCLA’s Herb Alpert School of Music.
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