Television Noir: New Media?
By Scott Andrews

 

September 2008

Made for TV programming seldom if ever has anything in common with film, even the meritorious stuff on PBS drones on and on, generating sleep inducing alpha-waves in the viewer, and makes a handy and exercise free substitute for a day at the beach or a restful walk in the woods. Used as a substitute for human interaction—well, that’s hard drugs, and we won’t comment on that here.

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Phoenix Art Museum: Good Bones Fleshed Out
By Eddie Jones

"Adapting and adding new construction to an existing structure can be a daunting challenge in the best of hands. Broaden this notion to include the complexity of a major art museum and an aging existing facility, and the challenge is multiplied. "

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Phoenix: 21st Century City
By Ann Klefstad

Our out-of-town editor takes a look at an
outsider's take on the arts in Phoenix

 

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Building Satellites in the Desert
By Effie Bouras

For the Guggenheim, playing in Las Vegas
was betting against the house.

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southwestNET: Jones Studio, Inc.
By Scott Andrews

Instead of summering in the mountains, Eddie and
Neal Jones architects moved to a museum.

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