It's Dusty in Tucson
Dusty ReyesNotes from the dusty crossroads of creativity, community, and desert life in Tucson.
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Happy Birthday to the man with the crosses.
Alvaro with one of his thousands of crosses
It’s been four years since I’ve gone out with Alvaro on a Tuesday. Life took me in some strange directions in that time, and I’m finally free enough to spend an entire Tuesday following this guy...
DEADLINE: Oct 6th 2026 at Midnight - 2027 stART Grant
The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona’s 2027 stART Grant provides 2027 stART Grant provides Individual Artists or 501(c)3 organizations with funding through two alternate tracks of support: Community Impact track and Artist De...
The Eyes, they are watching.
himdag ‘o wud t-gewkdag, our culture is our power. by deity, moxie, and yukue. 17th st and 6th ave, tucson, arizona. 2026.
Early this morning I wandered down to 6th Avenue and 17th Street to sit at one of my favorite murals - Himdag ‘o Wud...
An Update
It’s been almost a year since I first openly asked, “How Public is Public Art?” and I can tell you that I opened a can of worms.
Many of you responded to my original survey, and the responses stirred up new questions I’ve been researching...
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