“Transcendent”
By Danika Worthington, November 2016 Issue. Freddy Prinze Charming. Transcendent, as defined by Merriam-Webster, means “exceeding usual limits” and “universally [...]
Art
In Fluxx
By Megan Wadding, February 2016 Issue. Fluxx Productions, Tucson’s queer performance and cultural arts stage – the first and only of its kind in the entire Southwest – [...]
“VEME: Queering Phoenix”
By Laura Latzko, December 2015 Issue. In Spanish, veme means “see me,” and serves as a command and an order to be seen – not to be simply looked at. It is also the very [...]
Frida Kahlo: Her Photos
By Laura Latzko, November 2015 Issue. The name Frida Kahlo instantly calls to mind paintings representative of Mexican culture, politics, feminism and self. But what about [...]
Sensual Media
By KJ Philp, October 2015 Issue. She has but one name, and only one gallery displays her art. Each individual piece of work she creates serves as a glimpse of – more like a [...]
Setting Himself apART
By Art Martori, October 2015 Issue. It’s a steady Tuesday evening at the Royale Lounge when I catch up with downtown Phoenix artist and designer Ruben Gonzales. We’re [...]
LGBT Artists to Watch
By Richard Schultz, October 2015 Issue. The Valley is a home to a wide array of talented artists who are making a name for themselves both onstage and behind the scenes. [...]
A Quaint(ance) Experience
By Marshall Shore, September 2015 Issue. I first became aware of George Quaintance while on vacation in Provincetown, Mass. This hyper-quaint New England town is now a [...]
Breaking All the Rules
By Desi Rubio, March 12, 2015. Photos courtesy of The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh. Reigning Queens: Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, 1985 Widely remembered as [...]
Mujeres Del Sol
By Hana Khalyleh, Feb. 12, 2015. Photo by Cici McGehee. For three years, women and girls from all backgrounds and ethnicities have converged to express themselves and share [...]
#InTheMaking
By Alexis Getscher, Dec. 18, 2014. Headlines of marriage equality, and related issues, have dominated the media landscape throughout 2014. While this movement toward the [...]
Strokes of Brilliance
By Liz Massey, Dec. 4, 2014. December is the month when the Valley of the Sun’s weather finally cools down. Outdoor excursions no longer feel like a trip inside a brick [...]
Fashioned in America
By Laura Latzko, Nov. 20, 2014. For American designers who choose to operate within the United States, manufacturing has its own set of challenges, moral issues and [...]
Jonathan Adler
By Richard Schultz, Nov. 6, 2014. Iconic potter, designer and author Jonathan Adler recently expanded his brand by adding a new self-titled store to the Biltmore Fashion [...]
A Couture Couple
By Desi Rubio, Sept. 25, 2014. With a fierce stare and a bold stance, Cole Sudduth is a natural in front of the camera and on the catwalk. His dense eyebrows hover over his [...]
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