Made In Arizona

Kenaim Al-Shatti is a visual artist whose work is far from what you might see hanging on the wall on a gallery wall. In fact, it’s often not even the kind of work that is meant to be the center of attention: concert visuals.

Rae Wilson’s murals and paintings are full of life and color. She calls it "imaginative nature." In her latest work — and largest ever — she’s painted a mural that’s wrapped around the Roosevelt Street and Central Avenue light rail station called "Travelers."

Bobby Zokaites is a sculptor who often works on a very large scale. One of his latest public art projects features two massive sculptural arches that look like streams of water shooting over a park.

Phoenix sculptor Paige Hammond spends up to 40 hours crafting these tiny scenes, many of which depict worlds from the not so distant past.

Adriana Quintero and Luz Violeta are a mother-daughter team and the force behind Maxica Colectivo, a family-run group that creates contemporary jewelry using traditional beadwork.

Meet Danielle Wood, a ceramicist and ceramics teacher in the Valley. She often uses the ocean as inspiration for her work, despite living and working in the desert.

Meet Ty Bowman, the founder of Lifetime Leather Company in San Tan Valley.

Meet Anthony Sarah. He’s the Tony in Tony’s Magic Mix, a fertilizer with a cult following that gardeners across Arizona swear by.

Meet Briana Holland, owner of Creative Sunshine Boutique, she's an evangelist of a certain kind of jewelry with a long cultural history: waist beads.

Crummy toes the line of fine art and clothing brand. Cass Hoverson’s experimental gender-neutral designs are unconventional, creative and — at times — silly.