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Mesa gets a night out
May 18th, 2010 
admin Mesa gets a night out Downtown’s main thoroughfare, Main Street, was closed off from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday for the Independent Music Project Festival. Read more on The Arizona Republic Technorati Tags: Gets, Mesa, Night
American Gothic arrives in downtown Mesa, Arizona
March 14th, 2010 admin American Gothic arrives in downtown Mesa, Arizona One of the most famous paintings in American history has arrived in Mesa in a three-dimensional – and very large – format. A sculpture called “God Bless America” is being installed at Main and Macdonald streets. The 25-foot-tall work by J. Seward Johnson is so big it takes [...]
Mesa ponders image effect of quirky sculpture
March 10th, 2010 admin Mesa ponders image effect of quirky sculpture A 25-foot tall downtown sculpture based on the iconic American Gothic painting is proving Mesa is a place that celebrates art – or, depending on your view, that it’s Hicksville, USA. Read more on East Valley Tribune Technorati Tags: Effect, Image, Mesa, ponders, Quirky, Sculpture
Huge – and iconic – sculpture arrives in Mesa
March 8th, 2010 admin Huge – and iconic – sculpture arrives in Mesa The 25-foot-tall artwork will be part of the downtown streetscape until July. Read more on The Arizona Republic Technorati Tags: Arrives, Huge, iconic, Mesa, Sculpture
Column: All the world’s a stage, especially in Mesa
February 26th, 2010 admin Column: All the world’s a stage, especially in Mesa All the news that’s fit to print about Mesa, and some that isn’t. Read more on The Arizona Republic Technorati Tags: Column, especially, Mesa, stage, Worlds
Shop brings steampunk style to downtown Mesa
February 13th, 2010 admin Shop brings steampunk style to downtown Mesa Nerdvana: The Victorian Era is alive and well in Mesa. So are zombies, rayguns and superheroes. Evermore Nevermore is all that, and more. An eclectic clothing and collectibles shop with goth, geek and “steampunk” influences, it’s a surprising find on Mesa’s typically mainstream Main Street, sandwiched between Mystic [...]
