From virtual studio visits to commentary on the world of NFTs, our top five arts and culture events for the next five days.
Southwest Contemporary
Call for Artists: Vol. 3: Inhale. Exhale.
Southwest Contemporary announces a call for entries for our upcoming issue, Vol. 3: Inhale. Exhale.
Your Weekly 5×5: May 6, 2021
From mk at Trapdoor Projects to Black Mountain Radio out of Las Vegas—our top five arts and culture picks for the next five days.
Marcus Fingerlin
Denver artist Marcus Fingerlin makes the familiar strange by skewing commonplace imagery, focusing on the nonsensical and ironic.
Sanna Stabell
Sanna Stabell’s multi-disciplinary works bring life and introspection to static landscapes, revealing a window into her thoughts and emotional center.
Chaz John
New Mexico artist Chaz John’s series Manifest Destiny’s Child proposes a deeply personal and contemporary translation of Indigenous and American iconography.
Lex Gjurasic
Tucson artist Lex Gjurasic’s latest series is an expression of her exuberance for life and a love letter to the natural world, offering an escape into soft, surreal landscapes: a safe place to land.
SV Randall
SV Randall’s multi-media practice investigates how our exterior perception aligns with our interior selves, and in doing so highlights larger social issues.
Mike Marchant
Musician Mike Marchant’s work aims to explore and extract beauty from the darker and more complex sides of the psyche.
Tigre Mashaal-Lively
Tigre (Bailando) Mashaal-Lively’s latest work is a sanctuary for the times, offering a space that cultivates solace for grief and inspiration for survival.
Chelsea Wrightson
Chelsea Wrightson creates works from vivid dreams and walking meditations, channeling new futures that support feminine approaches to sustainability, care, and more.
Erika Wanenmacher
Erika Wanenmacher’s project, What Time Travel feels like, sometimes, depicts a personal and human narrative about time travel.
