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Artists painting 28 murals in Phoenix for 28 days of Black History Month By FOX 10 Staff Murals in honor of Black History Month to begin popping up around Phoenix Keep your eyes out for newly painted murals that will be scattered through the streets of Phoenix in honor of Black History Month. PHOENIX - February is Black History Month, and several artists are paying tribute to that by putting up colorful murals in 28 locations in Phoenix. Seven murals were painted yesterday in front of the Barrio Cafe along 16th Street near Thomas. Gizette Knight, the CEO of Reality Dreams LLC - a company that provides resources for marginalized communities - is behind the mural project. The artworks focus on black figures who have paved the way for future generations. ....
Rise field mural created for Tempe Public Art. Claire A. Warden Arts and Culture Awards The City of Tempe is accepting nominations for awards that will honor Tempe residents who have made significant contributions to the city’s arts and culture including visual and performing artists. The city also seeks nominations in additional areas, such as cultural events, work and volunteerism in the creative sector, and activities focused on the city’s history, heritage, and culture. OneTON Collective previously completed a residency with [nueBOX]. Keyaanna Pausch New Resident Artists A creative incubator called [nueBOX] has selected its first resident artists for 2021, who will each receive mentorship, access to free studio space, support for making new works, and a $250 stipend. Selected artists include Lawrence Fung/Kraken Still and Film, Zarina Mendoza, Ruby Morales, and Ty Muhammad. These artists will present work-in-progress showings for the public th ....
Lynn Trimble Moore was on hand during the installation, documenting the process as the wind whipped a corner of the new design upward to reveal the swastika-like dollar sign beneath it. She ll save the banners bearing Fiorito s earlier designs, which will become part of the artist s own documentation of her multiyear project on Grand Avenue. “I wanted to have something really simple,” explains Moore, who says she’s donated the billboard space for the newest project for the next year. “There are a lot of important issues related to the Black Lives Matter movement that need to be addressed.” Keep Phoenix New Times Free. Since we started ....