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“Be Seen: The Art of Encounter,” an outdoor exhibition at Maryvale Community Center in West Phoenix, opens on Nov. 5.

Civic engagement can take many shapes and forms — and media. For Fuerte Arts Movement, the goal is to get Phoenix residents involved by invoking emotion through artivism. 

A 2026 recipient of the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture’s Artists to Work grant, Anna Flores is creating a poetic inquiry project centered on people traveling the long-standing shuttle routes connecting Phoenix, Tucson and Nogales.

Tucson Zine Fest co-founders Elisa Mask and Zac Finger hosted a workshop on Daniel "Des" Estrada, a zine maker sentenced to 30 years for moving a box of political pamphlets.

The retail incubator, Amor Collective, is back with a fresh roster of Latinx small businesses showcasing their products and services — and a wide array of talent — at its downtown Phoenix shop.

Generating millions for the Tucson local economy, the filming of the Mexican telenovela “Tierra de Amor y Coraje” was a first for Arizona, putting the border state on the map for future projects.

While dozens of motorists wait in long lines to cross the border between Nogales, Sonora, and Nogales, Arizona, a growing number of people have found a way to save time: using electric scooters.