Canyon Road arts fixture Andrea Broyles knows her newest group exhibit might rub some the wrong way.

Inspiration comes in bits and pieces to Clovis, Calif.-based artist Nancy Youdelman.

Weird things started occurring after SFR ran ace reporter Joey Peters’ cover story on the great Eldorado chicken debate.

Several things make up our unique New Mexico landscape—among them, unique architectural structures and the people who inhabit them.

The usual accoutrements line the stylist stations at Johnny’s Classic Barber Shop: straight razors, clippers, Barbasol and Clubman talc. Owner Johnny Boucher plans to add picture wire, a level, hammer and nails to the mix, as the shop hosts its first-ever art show.

It sounds like the premise for an artsy version of The Real World: the true story of eight artists from around the country—and the world—chosen to live together

There’s a vanishing breed of musical performers that shies away from the glitz and glam side of the biz, stays true to its artistic nature and has never relied on the wonders of Auto-Tune to hit a poignant note.

The New York Times Magazine recently published an article by a creative writing professor named Steve Almond, who for the past 10 years

If bonnets, straw hats and electric fireplaces are all that comes to mind when you picture the Amish, clearly you haven’t seen a gut-punch episode of Discovery Channel’s Amish Mafia.

Considered a central figure in contemporary performance art, Linda Mary Montano has been at the forefront of avant-garde performance for the last 40 years.