From a gallery show to local markets and a Friday paint & sip, here's some of the events happening in Tucson August 28-30 that will help you have the perfect artsy weekend.
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- Analeise Mayor
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Every artist knows that light is what gives life to artwork, but Tucson painter and muralist Angela Pittenger’s work captures light itself.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Venture replaces the old Johnny Gibson Downtown Market with four restaurants, grocery and convenience store, bar, coffee shop and speakeasy all under one roof.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Venture replaces the old Johnny Gibson Downtown Market with four restaurants, grocery and convenience store, bar, coffee shop and speakeasy all under one roof.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Panels from a mural that was displayed as a public art installation to discourage graffiti while the developers of Gibson Food Hall & Market renovated the downtown Tucson space are being sold at auction.
- Analeise Mayor
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✨ Golden sunsets, crackling monsoon lightning and glowing desert skies are Tucson artist Angela Pittenger's favorite muses. From heartfelt paintings inspired by her grandmother to colorful public murals, here's how she captures Arizona's light on canvas. 🌅⚡🖌️
- Arizona Daily Star
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Gibson Food Hall & Market in downtown Tucson will include four food vendors and a basement lounge.
- Analeise Mayor
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Tucson ceramic artist Anne Neuenschwander embraces the unpredictability of raku pottery, creating smoky black vessels and sculptures inspired by the Sonoran Desert, her travels around the world and traditional horsehair firing techniques. From saguaro-inspired designs to internationally exhibited sculptures, her work celebrates both chance and craftsmanship. 🎨🏺🌵
- Rick Steves
You can blame my Norwegian heritage, but I’m not so hot on the Swedish countryside. Even so, you can’t say you’ve seen Sweden if you’ve only b…
- (Rick Steves)
You can blame my Norwegian heritage, but I'm not so hot on the Swedish countryside. Even so, you can't say you've seen Sweden if you've only been to Stockholm. Rural Sweden — especially the province of Småland — is a worthy addition to any Scandinavian itinerary.
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