Modified Arts News Today

Downtown Phoenix galleries will open their doors on May 3 for the monthly First Friday artwalk. Here's what you can see.

Though the street was not shut down as usual, there were still plenty of people in downtown Phoenix for the monthly event.

Some of the biggest names in the local creative community reflect on the impact Modified Arts has had on downtown Phoenix and its arts scene.

Visiting the Valley? Here are the can't-miss places in Phoenix, Tempe, and Scottsdale.

A new scientific art exhibit titled, “The Things We Did Not Measure: Art Inspired By Biological Research” opens Friday in the Valley.It’s the brainchild of Arizona State University graduate students Tyler Murdock and Meredith Johnson who are part of the same insect research group on campus.

What is play? How do we distinguish it from work? These are questions raised at “Play,” the current exhibition at Modified Arts.The Show went to the exhibit to speak with an artist who creates rolling ball sculptures. By day, Allan Llewellyn is a computer programmer. But in his free time he makes kinetic sculptures that sort of look like roller coasters for marbles.

Central Phoenix art galleries and museums are starting the year off strong.

Despite its flaws, Phoenix has plenty of things to be thankful for. Phoenix New Times writers and editors share their favorites to kickstart the holiday season.

Don't skip the show at Arizona Financial Theatre on October 28.

The action along Roosevelt Row, Grand Avenue and across downtown includes meme-inspired art, the chance to print a poster and tons of vendors.