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​The Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture was established in 1985 to champion and sustain the City's arts and culture community to make Phoenix a great place to live, work, and visit. 

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On View Now:

"From Tap to Source: The Art of Water"


 

 

 

 Upcoming Meetings

Latino Cultural Center

The next meeting of the Latino Cultural Center Ad Hoc Committee will be Monday, June 24 at 1PM at City Hall, 200 West Washington Street, 12th Floor Central Conference Room.

Arts and Culture Commission

The next meeting of the Arts and Culture Commission will be Tuesday, July 16 at 12PM at City Hall, 200 West Washington, 12th Floor Central Conference Room​.

For more infomation, please contact us at 602-262-4637 or arts.culture@phoenix.gov.

 ‭(Hidden)‬ IN FLUX Cycle 8

           

New IN FLUX art installations by Daniel Funkhouser and Christy Puetz are currently on display at Burton Barr Library, 1221 N. Central Avenue. IN FLUX is a partnership between the City of Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture and public art programs from Chandler, Glendale, Peoria, Scottsdale, and Tempe. These six cities selected ten artists to create temporary public artworks in locations across the Valley. ​

Learn More about IN FLUX​

 Meet the City Poet Laureate

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The Phoenix Poet Laureate is a Mayoral appointee whose purpose is to champion the art of poetry, inspire an emerging generation​ of literary artists and educate residents about poets and authors who have influenced our state through creative literary expression.

More About the Poet Laureate

​Latino Cultural Center

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Arts + Economic Prosperity

Did you know that Phoenix Arts and Culture events generated $402 Million in economic impact? The Arts Mean Business in Phoenix

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Read details about what this means in the full Arts and Economic Prosperity 5 report for the city of Phoenix here!

 What's Hot in Phoenix?


 

Phoenix Urban Guide (PUG) is a new destination map that connects Phoenix residents and visitors to arts and cultural destinations, dining, retail and more.  PUG was developed by Artlink Inc. through a ReinventPHX grant in partnership with the City of Phoenix Community & Economic Development Department, the City of Phoenix Office of Arts & Culture, Valley Metro, Downtown Phoenix Inc., and the Phoenix Convention Center.

​Go to PUG

 Stay Connected

Phoenix Office of Arts + Culture
200 W. Washington St., 10th. floor
Phoenix, AZ 85003

Phone: 602-262-4637
Fax: 602-262-6914
email:  arts.culture@phoenix.gov

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