Four Diverse Artists
Writer Sue Kern-Fleischer rom as far away as six trillion miles into space to as close as the bunny behind a house, the Sonoran...
Pooling His Passion: Jeromey Naugle
Writer Lara Piu Photographer Photography by Premier Paradise he first time Jeromey Naugle stepped into a pool store, he was smitten — it was...
Bayou Soul: Marc Broussard Performs at MIM
Don’t be afraid to call me,” sings Marc Broussard in the soulful chorus of the lead release from his new album…
A Fruitful Endeavor: The Urban Farm
The desert seems an unlikely place for a burgeoning small farm movement, but that hasn’t stopped Greg Peterson of the Urban Farm…
Creature Comforts: Go Camping
As a child living alongside the Columbia River in Southeastern Washington, Mike Hammer grew up with nature in his veins.
Desert Oasis: Arizona’s Bountiful Waterways
Although Arizona is perhaps best known for its desert landscapes, its waterscapes are equally abundant, breathtaking and powerful.
Life Beyond New York: The Art of Ken Kaminski
In the midst of a boardroom meeting at his corporate global branding job, artist Ken Kaminski received an urgent call from his wife, Nancy.
Sizzling Summer Storms
Beautiful and breathtaking. Dynamic and dangerous. That is the natural world around us. Here in America, we experience the glorious diversity of nature firsthand. The North boasts of freezing temperatures and high snowfall during long winter months. The Southeast features impressive and terrifying hurricanes. The Midwest succumbs to tornadoes that can stretch a mile wide. And the West finds itself rattled by frequent earthquakes of all magnitudes.
Paityn on Pointe
Back in January, Boulder Creek High School senior Paityn Lauzon was a finalist in the Youth America Grand Prix Phoenix Division, the world’s largest ballet competition. Yet she can’t remember the moment her dance career began — understandable, considering she was only 3 years old at the time.