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Parades, lectures and music are on the agenda to honor the late Dr. King.

Growing MKE wants to encourage construction of more housing with a focus on density, walkability and more options. It needs Common Council approval.

The annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Ofrendas exhibit is back on display at Latino Arts. And it’s not the only one either.

 

Apartments could be temporarily leased as

Derrick Cainion hopes to create sculpture garden, art gallery, artist housing and more.

Rising from the depths of all great American cities, are the skyscrapers and tower blocks that have become solid icons of the modern metropolis. For over forty years, Arizona-based photographer William W. Fuller has been using his lens as a way to navigate the urban jungle and to study the architectural landscapes of America. Having driven across the States dozens of times in his car, Fuller has visited many of America’s major cities, including: Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, ...

Kerrick James, a Mesa photographer and travel writer known for his work locally and internationally, is featured in a show presented by Art Intersection of Gilbert.