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A mural is showcased for the pop-up show at &gallery painted by Tania Verdugo, framed by flowers from the ceiling. 

&gallery pop-up show promotes longtime artist Tania Verdugo

AJ “Stash” Castillo
April 7, 2023
The 2022 BFA Exhibition featured the artwork of graduating seniors from the University of Arizona School of Art. (Photo courtesy of David Huber.)

Annual UA art exhibit adds variety of undergrad student works this year

Alli Burgess from El Inde Arizona
March 14, 2023
Aquamarine Daydream offers a variety of crystals, gemstones and jewelry.

Fourth Avenue in the new year

AJ “Stash” Castillo
January 27, 2023
Viscera: Ludo "The Snake Bitch's" solo exhibition is open at &gallery until Nov. 30. (Photo Courtesy of &gallery) 

Ludo ‘The Snake Bitch’ Smolic: &gallery’s next solo exhibition

AJ “Stash” Castillo
November 9, 2022
Original illustration from "Paper Son: Lee's Journey to America."

Artist Wilson Ong discusses ‘Paper Son: Lee’s Journey to America’

Juliana Siml
November 7, 2022
COMIC: Creature Comforts #26

COMIC: Creature Comforts #26

Mary Ann Vagnerova
October 21, 2022
Marco Gutierrez, owner of Comet Collectibles.

After two years, Tucson Comic-Con came back

AJ “Stash” Castillo
September 8, 2022
The exterior of &gallery, an art gallery located on Fourth Ave in Tucson. The &gallery is currently showing work from their "Psychedelic Art Exhibition."

Trippy Tucson: New psychedelic-themed art exhibition at &gallery showcases local artists

AJ “Stash” Castillo
June 16, 2022
Sky Islands (Whale Mural) by Joe Pagac 2019 sponsored by Banner Health. 1930 E Grant Rd, Tucson, AZ. (Photograph by Lizette Arias)

Muralist hopes to bring art to University of Arizona community

Lizette Arias from El Inde Arizona
May 21, 2022
December 1st marks the release of Spotify Wrapped, a compilation of user's favorite music from the year, and an immense amount of judgement online. (Screenshot from Amanda Betz's Spotify Wrapped)

OPINION: Stop judging people’s Spotify Wrapped

Amanda Betz
December 2, 2021

OPINION: We are expected to grow as people so why can’t our favorite artist do the same?

Alexander Peet
November 10, 2021
University of Arizona students Vaisha Nair and Giulia Ghidoli at Black Crown Coffee Company, located on Speedway, ordering coffee for their online reviews. They run @Tucson.CoffeeChronicles on Instagram and TikTok where they review coffee and coffee shops for a mass audience. 

Student Spotlight: Tucson Coffee Chronicles

Kyle Openshaw
October 18, 2021
“I don't know what's going on, but it's a lot”: A recent art piece by Claire Chambers, Chickenpants Studio. (Courtesy Claire Chambers)

Meet the pug-loving artist behind Chickenpants Studio

Bellah Nelson
May 14, 2021
Our columnist Selena Kuikahi talked with local artists Robbie Lee Harris about their activist art across Tucson.  Tucson, Ariz. — Photo of Robbie Lee Harris’s mural located at 318 E Congress St. 

ART IS ACTIVISM: Documenting history with local artist Robbie Lee Harris

Selena Kuikahi
February 7, 2021
 Vaishalini’s cover art for “Watch Your Step” (Courtesy Vaishalini Sitaraman)

Vaishalini: An R&B star in the making

Allison Fagan
December 9, 2020
 Groundworks is a nonprofit organization for artists and creatives around Tucson. Groundworks lobby with Lauren Cabrera in front of her piece of art. 

Around the Corner: Groundworks creates safe haven for local youth artists

Elvia Verdugo
September 29, 2020
March 4 Justice Tucson founders digitized from left to right: Jovanna Conde, Jasmine Drummer, Tiana McDaniel and Mariah Barnett. Graphic courtesy of artist Des Grayson (IG @misteryucky).

ART IS ACTIVISM: March 4 Justice Tucson and celebrating Black artists

Selena Kuikahi
July 15, 2020
Portrait of Echo Rigg taken by herself.

Artists adapting to closures

Ella McCarville
March 25, 2020
This is an example of how sketch artist are taught to break down proportions of the face. It gives them a staring point and from there they can make adjustments based off of victim/witness description.

Composite art at Tucson Police Department

Ella McCarville
March 10, 2020
Nathanie Ngu, singer and UA finance major, performing at the first Engraves show.

Ellervator Pitch inspires business students

Zaira Sweeney
November 25, 2019
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