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Join us on the first Friday of every month from 6 to 10 p.m. for one of the nation's largest, self-guided art walks. Tour more than 70 galleries, venues and art-related spaces to see a variety of artwork and to enjoy the spirit and culture of the city.


Check out Visit Phoenix's guide to First Friday [https://www.visitphoenix.com/things-to-do/arts-culture/first-friday-art-walk/], and follow Artlink Phoenix on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/ArtlinkPhoenix/], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/artlink_phoenix/] and Twitter [https://twitter.com/artlink_phoenix] for current information and additional wasy to support Phoenix artists.

Phoenix

United States

Arizona

P.O. Box 3426

Artlink

Artlink's First Fridays Art Walk

Experience the timeless tale of Lerner & Loewe's Camelot in a captivating production featuring a small cast of eight talented performers. Follow King Arthur, Queen Guinevere, and Lancelot as they navigate love, honor, and betrayal in the legendary kingdom. With its iconic score and enchanting story, Camelot explores themes of leadership and sacrifice against the backdrop of Arthurian legend.

Hale Theater

Hale Theatre presents Camelot: Small Cast Version

Naples

Florida

Anglers Cove

Les Misérables

Montréal

Canada

Québec

Theatre Fairmount

Big Big Train

Toronto

Ontario

Rogers Centre

Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours

Floating seeds roam the drylands, intending to make deep forms. Floating seeds are vessels searching for potential life, simultaneously suspended and rooted, architects of their own making. We find floating seeds at the porous intersections of landscape and architecture, visually manifesting their underlying networks, ecosystems, and cultures. Making deep forms is a way of reworlding—an attempt to view things differently—refuting binary order to speculate the future. Floating seeds make deep forms on a path toward becoming, being, and knowing by reflecting the complexity of their entangled networks and testing their existence. Floating seeds make deep forms through new structures that emerge as palpable auras of transformation.

Los Angeles-based artist Cybele Lyle explores place and identity by reconfiguring architecture, interior space, and the natural environment in her installation, video, and 2D works. Her first solo museum exhibition, _Floating Seeds Make Deep Forms_, is a site-specific installation that reimagines deserts of North America as liminal expanses for ambiguity within a regenerative ecosystem and positions architecture through the lens of queer space, a responsive site to the natural evolution of identity and environment.

SMoCA’s _Architecture + Art_ series presents ground-breaking projects by individuals whose work explores and challenges the boundaries between architecture and art. Organized by Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and curated by Lauren R. O’Connell, curator of contemporary art. This artwork is commissioned following W.A.G.E. guidelines. Support provided by World Class Sponsor The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art

Cybele Lyle: Floating Seeds Make Deep Forms

Visual & Performing Arts events

Happening now

Artlink's First Fridays Art Walk

Artlink's First Fridays Art Walk

Artlink's First Fridays Art Walk

Hale Theatre presents Camelot: Small Cast Version

Les Misérables

Big Big Train

Big Big Train

Happening tomorrow

Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours

Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours

Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours

Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours

Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours

Cybele Lyle: Floating Seeds Make Deep Forms

Cybele Lyle: Floating Seeds Make Deep Forms