Posted inVisual Arts No B.S. Art Here: Joshua Tree’s La Matadora Gallery Marks Four Years of Celebrating Post-Modern Works by Cat Makino June 8th, 2021June 14th, 2021 Joshua Tree’s La Matadora Gallery features a wide variety of post-modern art, and is turning four years old this summer.
Posted inVisual Arts Signaling an Art Opportunity: The City of Indio Enlists the Help of Local Artists to Beautify Traffic Boxes by Matt King May 20th, 2021May 19th, 2021
Posted inVisual Arts A Desert Painter: Terry Masters Turns His Attention Toward Portraits and Larger-Scale Works After Closing His Palm Springs Gallery by Cat Makino April 21st, 2021April 21st, 2021
Posted inVisual Arts Colors for the Community: Flat Black Art Supplies Celebrates Urban Art and the ’90s With a Group Show by Matt King April 12th, 2021April 12th, 2021
Posted inVisual Arts Exhibition, Virtually: The Artists Council Uses Pioneering Technology to Give Online Juried Show ‘Reflections 20/20’ a Real Museum Feel by Matt King February 22nd, 2021February 22nd, 2021
Posted inVisual Arts Egg-cellent Art: Old Town Artisan Studios’ ‘Eggstravaganza’ Raises Money for the Organization’s Heralded Outreach Program by Jimmy Boegle February 17th, 2021February 17th, 2021
Posted inVisual Arts Connection Through Craft: The MAEX Academy, an Arts-Focused Nonprofit, Commissions a Painting With a Message of Unity by Matt King November 19th, 2020December 16th, 2020
Posted inVisual Arts Sittable Art: Artists Beautify Another Round of Benches Along Palm Canyon Drive by Kevin Fitzgerald August 10th, 2020December 16th, 2020
Posted inVisual Arts Pandemic Stories: How One Desert Tattoo Shop Owner Is Coping With the Shutdown—and How She Plans to Safely Reopen by Kevin Allman May 26th, 2020December 16th, 2020
Posted inVisual Arts Pandemic Stories: The Children’s Discovery Museum, the CV History Museum and the PS Art Museum Cope With the Closure—and Develop Reopening Plans by Matt King May 25th, 2020December 16th, 2020
