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Category: Art in Tucson

Art, books and  a “wait-a-minute” women artists controversy
Art in Tucson / Festivals in Tucson

Art, books and a “wait-a-minute” women artists controversy

by carollightwoodApril 19, 2021October 29, 2021

The Tucson Museum of Art Fair in November, 2019 was jam packed with artisans and crafts people, including some astonishing art works inspired by robots …

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Ancient Mayan and new Mexican sculptural warriors
Art in Tucson / Tucson

Ancient Mayan and new Mexican sculptural warriors

by carollightwoodApril 12, 2021August 1, 2025

In keeping with the idea from my last post that old and the new-imitating-the-old exist in Tucson… Last Saturday I visited the Tucson Museum of …

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Macrame and custom socks at St. Phillip’s weekend market
Art in Tucson / Festivals in Tucson

Macrame and custom socks at St. Phillip’s weekend market

by carollightwoodMarch 21, 2021August 1, 2025

On weekends St. Phillip’s Plaza at River and Campbell holds a market that is sorta like a crafts fair. Lots of jewelry makers and –you …

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Yellow VW Bug loves succulents
Art in Tucson / Nature in Tucson

Yellow VW Bug loves succulents

by carollightwoodFebruary 28, 2021August 1, 2025

Well, if you have an old rusted out VW Bug lying around somewhere, you, too, can transform it into a gigantic yellow planter for succulents …

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A WWI Vet sculpts Garden of Gethsemane in Tucson
Arizona / Art in Tucson / Historical Tucson

A WWI Vet sculpts Garden of Gethsemane in Tucson

by carollightwoodFebruary 15, 2021August 1, 2025

As he lay gravely wounded in a trench in France during World War I, Felix Lucero, a native of Trinidad, CO had a vision of …

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Let’s have a big hand for Elvis!
Art in Tucson / Tucson

Let’s have a big hand for Elvis!

by carollightwoodJanuary 29, 2021July 19, 2021

Or maybe two. I had driven by this mural, above, on Fort Lowell Road dozens of times, but it wasn’t until I stopped to take …

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The Messenger sculpture in east Tucson
Art in Tucson / Nature in Tucson / Tucson

The Messenger sculpture in east Tucson

by carollightwoodJanuary 21, 2021July 19, 2021

Taking a drive out to the Eastside of Tucson finally came up near the top of my To-Do list. So on one relentlessly sunny day …

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Where to make a New Year’s wish in Tucson
architecture in Tucson / Art in Tucson

Where to make a New Year’s wish in Tucson

by carollightwoodJanuary 1, 2021July 18, 20251

In Spanish it’s El Tiradito. In English, it’s The Castaway. And for decades it has been a place Tucsonans bring a candle and make a …

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Cactus Christmas mashup with La Catrina Lady of the Dead
Art in Tucson / Nature in Tucson / Tucson

Cactus Christmas mashup with La Catrina Lady of the Dead

by carollightwoodDecember 20, 2020August 1, 2025

The Tucson Botanical Garden seems to be throwing everything into the mix for this year’s holiday season. They have 3 Christmas trees plus Korean fabric …

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Tucson history mural from 14,000 years ago until now
Art in Tucson / Tucson

Tucson history mural from 14,000 years ago until now

by carollightwoodNovember 11, 2020August 1, 2025

On the walls of a Tucson Electrical Power station is a four panel mural depicting the history of Tucson area going back to before humans …

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