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This undated publicity photo provided by Chilewich shows Sandy Chilewich’s new large scale abstract Brush Dot silkscreened design in black on her signature woven vinyl placemat (www.chilewich.com). (AP Photo/Chilewich, Victor Schrager Photography)
This undated publicity photo provided by Chilewich shows Sandy Chilewich’s new large scale abstract Brush Dot silkscreened design on her signature woven vinyl placemat that comes in blush, green apple, pool and black (www.chilewich.com). (AP Photo/Chilewich, Victor Schrager Photography)
This undated publicity photo provided by Chilewich shows Mod Croc rectangular placements. The Mod Croc embossed graphic is part of Sandy Chilewich’s manmade animal skin collection of easy to clean placemats (www.chilewich.com). (AP Photo/Chilewich, Victor Schrager Photography)
This undated publicity photo provided by Chilewich shows Mod Croc retro shape placements in tan, red and black. The Mod Croc embossed graphic is part of Sandy Chilewich’s manmade animal skin collection of easy to clean placemats (www.chilewich.com). (AP Photo/Chilewich, Victor Schrager Photography)
This undated publicity photo provided by Chilewich shows Mod Croc retro shape placements in black, red and tan. The Mod Croc embossed graphic is part of Sandy Chilewich’s manmade animal skin collection of easy to clean placemats (www.chilewich.com). (AP Photo/Chilewich, Victor Schrager Photography)
This undated publicity photo provided by Chilewich shows pressed filigree gold-white placemats. Sandy Chilewich’s finely embossed ornamental design is created with a one of a kind mold and is spot printed with metallic foil to suggest the weathered look of a delicate old textile, although the mat itself is durable vinyl (www.chilewich.com). (AP Photo/Chilewich, Victor Schrager Photography)
This undated publicity photo provided by Chilewich shows pressed filigree silver-white placemats. Sandy Chilewich’s finely embossed ornamental design is created with a one of a kind mold and is spot printed with metallic foil to suggest the weathered look of a delicate old textile, although the mat itself is durable vinyl (www.chilewich.com). (AP Photo/Chilewich, Victor Schrager Photography)
The great thing about the Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum isn’t that it houses expansive galleries chock full of pieces of famous modern art. The great thing is that it doesn’t.
Ken Sorenson, an AP English teacher at Skyline High School, was honored April 26 with the Mesa Chamber of Commerce's "teacher of the year" award for 2013. [Ivan Martinez/Ivan Martinez Photography]
Water still bubbles and the sharp scent of chemicals still fills the amber-lit darkroom at Mesa High School as students — years after the advent of the digital camera or the camera phone — develop film into photographs in the time-honored method.
The light in the darkroom at Mesa High may go out for good soon; longtime photo teacher Jesse Castellano retires at the end of this school year after more than three decades teaching the intracacies of photography and developing film to his students. [Tim Hacker/Tribune]
Emily Woodward-Shaw, a seventh-grader from Chandler's Athlos Traditional Academy, was awarded a gold medal for photography in the 2013 National Scholastic Art & Writing competition. The name of her work was “Standing By."
Coming soon to downtown Mesa: big changes to one of the city’s acclaimed all-ages attractions.
Coming soon to downtown Mesa: big changes to one of the city’s acclaimed all-ages attractions.
Hickman's Family Farms, Dutch Bros. Coffee, and Fry's food stores helped sponsor the third-annual United Food Bank Rise and Shine Breakfast, held Wednesday, April 3, at the organization's sprawling Mesa facility. [Ivan Martinez/IvanMartinezPhotography.com]
Hickman's Family Farms, Dutch Bros. Coffee, and Fry's food stores helped sponsor the third-annual United Food Bank Rise and Shine Breakfast, held Wednesday, April 3, at the organization's sprawling Mesa facility. [Ivan Martinez/IvanMartinezPhotography.com]
Hickman's Family Farms, Dutch Bros. Coffee, and Fry's food stores helped sponsor the third-annual United Food Bank Rise and Shine Breakfast, held Wednesday, April 3, at the organization's sprawling Mesa facility. [Ivan Martinez/IvanMartinezPhotography.com]
Dwayne Stowell was just a high school senior when his life was instantly changed.
Visiting this spring's décor previews often felt like exploring an art gallery. There was an artistic vibe to everything from dinnerware to drapery, art photographs to textiles.
CAPTION CORRECTION This August 29, 2012 publicity photo provided by The Decorologist shows Downton Abbey-inspired decor in home of Kristie Barnett. Intrigued by the drama and inspired by the sophisticated lifestyle of British aristocracy, many "Downton Abbey'' fans are plotting to bring the PBS series' style into their homes. From gilded finishes to opulent upholstery to portrait paintings, the style holds appeal to those trying to inject a little more formality and glamour into today's casual home decor. (AP Photo/The Decorologist, Melanie G Photography)
CAPTION CORRECTION - This August 29, 2012 publicity photo provided by The Decorologist shows Downton Abbey-inspired decor (salon-style art grouping in dining room) in home of Kristie Barnett. Intrigued by the drama and inspired by the sophisticated lifestyle of British aristocracy, many "Downton Abbey'' fans are plotting to bring the PBS series' style into their homes. From gilded finishes to opulent upholstery to portrait paintings, the style holds appeal to those trying to inject a little more formality and glamour into today's casual home decor. (AP Photo/The Decorologist, Melanie G Photography)
Tim Bricker is the President and CEO of Chandler Regional and Mercy Gilbert medical centers.
Participants in Tough Mudder 2012 at Mesa's Eastmark make their way through an obstacle. (Dmitry Gudkov/Submitted)
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio converses with host Mark Cordes during the Feb 8 taping of Mesa Morning Live, a late-night-style talk show — albeit it filmed on the second Friday morning each month — produced by the Mesa Chamber of Commerce. [Ivan Martinez/IvanMartinezPhotography.com]
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio converses with host Mark Cordes during the Feb 8 taping of Mesa Morning Live, a late-night-style talk show — albeit it filmed on the second Friday morning each month — produced by the Mesa Chamber of Commerce. [Ivan Martinez/IvanMartinezPhotography.com]
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