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515 Arts
515 E. Roosevelt Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
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Tel.: (602) 216-0150
Web: 515arts.com |
Five15 arts is a collective, artist-run, contemporary art space committed to providing support and an exhibition venue for serious, professionally minded Arizona artists. Five15 is a well-respected venue showing creative and original art and has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers, locally and nationally.
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Gallery Hours
Fri: 5pm - 9pm
Sat: 1pm - 5pm
and by appointment
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@Central
Gallery
Burton Barr Central Library
1221 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85004
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Tel.: (602) 256-6521
Web: phoenixpubliclibrary.org
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 Dia
de los Muertos
Tue, Oct. 28 - Sat, Nov. 8
Burton Barr Central Library
presents the ninth annual Dia de los Muertos
exhibit at the library's @Central Gallery. Join
us from 7 to 10 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 7 for the
free Artlink First Friday reception with the
artists. The reception is sponsored by the Friends
of the Phoenix Public library.
The exhibit includes nine
altars, ranging from traditional to conceptual,
created by a diverse group of artists and community
members celebrating the spirit of Mexico's "Day
of the Dead." Participants include The
Burgeon Group Artists, Laura Compton, Shannon
Gemberling and Wright Mier, The Phoenix Fridas,
Anne-Marie Read, Reva Rose-Wood, Jay and Mary
Lou Stewart, Douglas Town and Amy Williams.
Día de los Muertos
is celebrated in Mexico on Nov. 1 and 2 and
is a festive occasion to honor, remember and
celebrate the lives of departed loved ones.
Families decorate the graves of relatives with
flowers and candles and construct home altars
to honor the deceased.
Artlink First Friday Reception
Friday, Nov7., 7 - 9pm
First Fridays, is a free self-guided tour of Phoenix galleries, studios and art spaces organized by ArtLink, Inc., a local non-profit arts organization. Free shuttle service takes visitors from gallery to gallery and is paid for in part by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, ArtLink ShuttleLink Buddies, the Downtown Phoenix Partnership, the Friends of the Phoenix Public Library, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Phoenix Arts Commission and by the participating artists and ArtSpaces.
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Gallery Hours
Mon - Thur: 10am - 9pm
Fri - Sat: 10am - 6pm
Sunday: 12pm - 6pm
Open First Fridays until 9:00pm
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Monster's Managerie
Oct.10-31
Annual no-holds-barred artistic exposé of the evils around us. A devil of an exhibit with horror, fantasy, and otherworldly things “that go bump in the night.” Over 20 artists expose their monstrous art, releasing the fear and loathing for the condition of our times.
Opening Artist's Reception, Friday the 10th, 7p-12a
Monster's Ball
Oct. 31 8pm-1am
HALLOWEEN NIGHT, our our Masquerade Ball blows away the timid and shy. Kick-ass night of uninhibited performances, dance, monstrous art, and spirited costumed revelry. Come out to play around the fire as we roast greedy political beasts. Performances include naughty burlesque fantasies, zombie fighting luchas, 12' spiders in tangled webs, underground videos, House Thump dance music. All invited to the haunted house and gardens of Alwun on Roosevelt. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres, no host bar. (21 & over)
Complimentary hors d'oeuvres, no host bar.
Costume Ball, Friday, Oct
31, 8p-1a
LIGHTHOUSE AT ALWUN
HOUSE
Nov. 8 - 21
Every piece of art playfully uses the ever important
element, LIGHT. Illuminated art playfully installed
throughout gallery and amongst the garden for
the curious minded...featuring over 20 artists
with no gallery lights, only art light, turns
up the heat on downtown's beat hip.
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The ASU Galleria at the
Mercado provides local and national artists
a showplace and the community an opportunity
to enjoy art year-round in the heart of downtown
Phoenix. The gallery is open to the public and
features mixed media including paintings, and
photographs. If you are an artist who would
like to display your work, please contact us.
The Galleria features a new artist each month,
and participates in First Fridays (the first
Friday of every month) and Art Detour (once
annually, in March) in downtown Phoenix.
ASU Herberger College
School of Art Faculty Exhibition
October 18, 2008 – January 25, 2009
 Recent
works created by the faculty will be exhibited
in the bi-annual ASU Herberger College School
of Art Faculty Exhibition at the ASU Art Museum.
The exhibition offers students and the public
an opportunity to see the talents of the ASU
Herberger College School of Art faculty. This
year’s exhibition will feature work in
media as diverse as painting, photography, drawing,
sculpture, intermedia, fiber and ceramics, as
well as research by art history and art education
professors.
 Participating
faculty: Julie Anand, Susan Beiner,
Jerry Bleem, Daniel R. Britton, Becky I. Chader,
Sam Chung, Julie Codell, Dan Collins, Tom Eckert,
Angela Ellsworth, Ron Gasowski, Denis Gillingwater,
J. Eugene Grigsby, Jr., James Hajicek, Hilary
Harp, Mary Hood, William Jenkins, Mark Klett,
Muriel Magenta, Stephen Marc, Kathryn Maxwell,
Ellen Murray Meissinger, Mary Neubauer, John
Obuck, Mark Pomilio, John Risseeuw, Gregory
Sale, Betsy Schneider, Jerry Schutte, Nancy
Serwint, Forrest Solis, Mary Stokrocki, Clare
Verstegen, James R. White.
More information: John Spiak, spiak@asu.edu.
top:Tom
Eckert One Took Off, 2008
Polychrome Wood, 16" X 22" X 4"
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Courtesy of the artist)
bottom:
Angela Ellsworth 23,202 Steps to Molly (Phoenix
Mountain Perserve), 2007
Graphite, charcoal, white pigment, oil stick
on board, 42 x 54”
Courtesy of Lisa Sette Gallery
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Gallery Hours
Mon-Fri 8am - 6pm
First Friday 8am - 9pm |
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Bentley
Projects
215 E Grant Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
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Tel.: (602) 340-9200
Web: bentleyprojects.com
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 For monthly exhibits, visit Bentley Gallery in Scottsdale
October: Alonso Mateo and Simon Casson
right: Simon Casson, Daedala Labadeia II, 2008, 14' x 16.5" oil on canvas |
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Bragg's Pies Factory
1301 Grand Avenue
Phoenix, AZ
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Tel.: (602) 705-4936
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"Mysterious: simultaneously arousing wonder and inquisitiveness"
Sheila Bocchine, Dayvid LeMmon, Marilyn Szabo, more
November 7, 6:00pm-10:00pm, Fri., November 21, 6:00pm-9:00pm |
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Cathedral
Center for the Arts
100 West Roosevelt Street (at Central
Avenue)
Phoenix, Arizona 85003
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Tel.: (602) 254-7126
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Gallery Hours
visit website for information |
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The Chocolate Factory
1105 NW Grand Ave.
Phoenix, Arizona 85008
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Tel.: (602) 920-7560
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Cone Gallery
1324 Grand Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85007
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Tel.: (602) 258-3455
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Kathy Cone's gallery includes exhibitions
of erotic photographs, Jackson Pollack-style paintings,
and Gigeresque drawings
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Conspire is a premier
downtown Phoenix co-operatively owned and
operated arts space. We were recently voted
"2008 Best Spot to Shop Local Designers"
by azcentral.com. We have also been featured
in the ASU State Press, The Arizona Republic
"Yes" Magazine, College Times, and
Java Magazine.
Block Party-November 15th.
Conspire Coffee would
like to cordially invite you in celebrating
it’s 1-year anniversary. Join Conspire,
November 15th for a block party from 4pm –
2am for a day of live music, DJ’s, burlesque,
comedy and fashion. Visit website for
details.
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OCTOBER
17 - NOVEMBER 15, 2008
FROM MEMORY
by KRIS SANFORD
in the West Gallery
NEW PAINTINGS
by ALISON DUNN
in the East Gallery
DEB SALAC
in the Project Room
 Third
Friday Reception
October 17, 7pm - 9 pm
First Friday
November 7, 5 pm - 10pm
above,
Deb Salac, Stitching Shadows
below , Kris Stanford,From
Memory
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Gallery Hours
Fri. 5pm - 9pm,
Sat. 1pm - 5pm
and by appointment |
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The
Firehouse
1015 N. First St.
Phoenix, Arizona 85004
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Tel:
602.253.2251
Web: /firehousephoenix
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Gallery
Hours
Fri-Sat 6pm -11pm
and By Appointment
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First Studio
631 N. First Ave.
Phoenix, Arizona 85003
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Gallery Hours
visit website for information |
Tel.: (602) 332-1934
Web: firststudio.net
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Holgas
821 N 3rd St
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Tel.: (602) 475-8519
Web: www.myspace.com/holgas |
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HoodRide
918 N. 5th St.
Phoenix , AZ 85003
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Tel.: (480) 577-6455
Web: hoodride.com |
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The Fiber
of the Matter
alternative fibers exhibit
Group exhibit featuring artists utilizing the
medium of fibers in new and unique ways. Themes
of repetition, mimicry and process are explored.
Curated by Christy Puetz
Potential artists include: Ana Hernandez, Saskia
Jorda,
Joe Willie Smith, Christy Puetz, Denise Yaghmourian,
Mona Higuchi, Ingrid Restelmeyer, Barri Chase,
Petra Groen
Opening reception: November 7,
2008, 7–10pm
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The
Lost Leaf
914 N. 5th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Tel.: (602)225-0014
Web: thelostleaf.org |
 Artist Owned And Operated by local Phoenicians.
100% Art sales go to Artist
All Shows Free
21+ Only
- We Recycle 100% or our cardboard.
- We use re-usable drink coasters.
- We do not print flyers for our events *
- We discount bike riders and walkers
on Sunday.
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 First
Friday Artwalk featuring the works of
Ann Morton.
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Gallery Hours
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Group Show
Scott Chamberlain
Laraine Kaizer
Karl Gustav Kroeppler
Helen Padilla
The Paulina Miller Gallery is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to bringing to public view the quality and diversity of art in Phoenix . Each month we exhibit the works of established and emerging artists in our Phoenix gallery.
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Gallery Hours
Thurs - Fri 1:pm-5pm
Sat 10am - 5pm
First Fridays: 7pm - 10pm
Third Fridays: 7pm - 10pm |
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Thinking About La Raza
on view to Oct 31
An exceptional group of artists working in different mediums have come together to present work that not only reflects, explores and defines the Chicano/Latino culture and related perspectives, but showcases the superior, respective work of each individual artist. Curated by Carlos Batts and Antonio Vigil. Contemporary Latino artists Antonio Vigil, Greg Bojorquez, Ed Fox, April Flores, James Jimenez, Tony Mech and Chris SEEone present paintings, phtotgraphy that takes place between two societies and cultures, namely Mexican and American.
right, Gregory Bojorquez, Freaky
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Gallery Hours
Wed. - Fri. 6:30pm - 10pm
Sat 1:30pm - 7pm
All other times by appointment only |
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A division of the Parks and Recreation Department, this gallery has resident artists and hosts many special events and exhibits. Artists from around the country display paintings, drawings, ceramics, and metal works. Classes and programs available for all ages.
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Gallery Hours
Sunday & Monday Closed
Tuesday - Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday Office closed, classes only |
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Pravus
Gallery
501 E Roosevelt
Phoenix, AZ 85004
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Tel.: (602) 334-6299
Web:pravusgallery.com
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Colin Chilag:paintings
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Gallery
Hours
First and Third Friday 6-10 p.m.
Call for appointment outside of gallery hours. |
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"Well now that we've won a New Times award
I guess we can close the doors. Sorry folks.
We have to shut down having a permanent location.
Look to here to see what events we will setting
up at in the future.
Call if you want to come out on any other day,
we may be able to meet you. www.syntheticcompound.net
You will still be able to contact us for any
questions or to set up an appointment"
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Gallery Hours
First and Third Friday 6-10 p.m.
Call for appointment outside of gallery hours. |
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Natures Second Course - France Scully Osterman
Opening Reception: First Friday October 3, 6-10pm
Closing Reception: Third Friday November 21, 6-10pm
right, France Scully Osterman, Tamara, 8x10,waxed salt print from collodion negativeImage 1 of 15
 France Scully Osterman is one of the leading artists working in wet-plate collodion, salted paper and albumen printing today. She resides in Rochester, NY and is a guest scholar at the George Eastman House. France teaches private tutorials and workshops in the Scully & Osterman 19th century skylight studio. She has given lectures and workshops throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan and Europe. Her “Sleep” series has been reviewed several publications, Art in America, Paris Photo, Village Voice.
“Sleep Series” is a series of intimate portraits taken in her studio of friends, acquaintances and loved ones as they sleep. Composed carefully France Scully Osterman is making everything from scratch. The negative is made just before exposure in the camera, then immediately developed. Sometimes they may turn over in the middle of an exposure, which, in this case, will take 45 seconds to several minutes. She will keep making negatives as long as they sleep. All prints from the Sleep series collection are 8 x10 waxed salt prints from collodion negatives.
“Bed Series” is another series in continuation of sleep, this series focuses on the bed - removing the subject, now the viewer is invited to become the "sleeper".
These images are treated as landscapes and hung like Japanese scrolls without frames. Each panel is 5 ft high X 2 ft wide pigment print on Japanese rice paper from collodion negatives.
Her work is in the collections of The Museum of Fine Art in Houston, George Eastman House International Museum of Photography, Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas, Museum of Western Virginia in Roanoke Virginia, Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University in Ithaca New York as well as in private collections.
France Scully Osterman will be giving a lecture titled "Serendipity and Exquisite Manipulation" France will be talking about her work and how historic and contemporary artists use process artifacts as a tool for expression. The Lecture will be held in the Center for Creative Photography Auditorium (CCP) on the University of Arizona campus located in Tucson, Arizona on Wednesday 5:30 pm October 1, 2008.
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Gallery Hours
First Friday of Every Month 6pm – 10pm
Third Friday of Every Month 6pm – 10pm
Saturday 1pm - 5pm |
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The
Trunk Space
1506 Grand Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85007
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Tel.: (602) 256-6006
Web: thetrunkspace.com
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"Vison of the Streets"
photographs by Carlos Ville
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