“Night has fallen on the American desert,” host Ken Layne says in his deep, hypnotic drawl. It’s 10 p.m. Friday night, and devoted listeners within range of KCDZ 107.7 FM in Joshua Tree tune in.
State of the Art
The desert has long been a source of creative inspiration. these up-and-comers are leaving their mark on the local artistic landscape.
The desert has long been a source of creative inspiration. These up-and-comer Coachella Valley artists are leaving their mark on the local artistic landscape.
These Boots Are Made for Looking at Art
Marvel at off-the-grid installations from Twentynine Palms to the Salton Sea.
This desert art scene is off the grid and site-specific. It’s strange, unwieldy, and kind of trippy, including Bombay Beach Biennale, High Desert Test Sites, and The Magic Hour.
The Factory Outlet
A new exhibition recalls when Michael Childers fixed his lens on Warhol and his superstars.
Palm Springs Art Museum presents two Andy Warhol-influenced exhibitions — one by celeb photographer Michael Childers, and the second from Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation.
Holy Moses
At Art Palm Springs, Andy Moses celebrates the life of his late father and how their lives are connected by painting.
This month, Art Palm Springs honors Ed and Andy Moses as artists of the year, an award previously given to Lita Albuquerque, Larry Bell, Judy Chicago, and Mel Ramos.
Time for the Sublime
The new exhibition at Heather James Fine Art aims to transcend through visual splendor
Sublime Abstraction, the season-long exhibition at Heather James Fine Art in Palm Desert, hopes to trigger what can be described only as a metaphysical experience.
Dispatches from the Desert
In words and images, Kim Stringfellow reveals the lore and lure of the Mojave.
Kim Stringfellow has selected some of her favorite images and anecdotes from the Mojave Project, which has comes alive through photography and video.
The Home Stage Advantage
Artistic director Ron Celona says the time is right for CVRep to move on up.
CVRep has crossed the goal line and distinguished itself among theaters in the Coachella Valley by its cutting-edge material and growing audiences.
It’s an Exciting Time for the Arts
Will the desert ever become known as a cultural destination?
The biggest arts story of 2017 was Desert X, the exhibition of site-specific art installations that drew more than 200,000 visitors to the Coachella Valley.
Lines in the Sand
How Ryan Campbell saw the light — and became mesmerized by its shadow.
Hidden behind Frankie’s Old World Italian Bakery off Perez Road in Cathedral City is the perfect studio space for artist Ryan Campbell to create his art.
