First Studio

First Friday at First Studio Gallery! Don't Miss It! Live Music and INCREDIIBLE ART!!! April 3rd, 5-9 pm

Friday, March 20th, 8:30-10:00 AM. Reserve your spot. Free Creative connect with our own curator and resident artist, Kollasch.

March’s global theme is Local, and we’re exploring it with someone who’s been rooted in the Valley of the Sun for over 40 years.

🎨 Meet Kristine Kollasch

Artist, entrepreneur, curator, and collaborator. For 29 years, she’s run a fine art and creative environments business—painting, murals, welding, ceramics, public art. Since 2012, she’s been lead curator at First Studio Gallery. Since 2020, she’s headed up the Sunnyslope Studio Tour.

Her work is built on connection, color, and the belief that creativity thrives when people gather in the places they share.

March details are linked in our bio — See you downtown!

Hi Facebook Friends. We are looking for a location to film a few scenes for a new Netflix documentary. We are looking to film mid-January. We are hoping to find the right home in Chandler, Mesa, or Tempe.

We are looking for a home in a nice neighborhood with an RV garage. The perfect location has large lots and is on a street without streetlights, or just a few streetlights. This will be a one-day shoot that will go into the night. We will be filming just in the garage and the front yard area. We would like to have access to bathrooms and spaces for makeup and wardrobe. We will have a number of extras and will hire off-duty police and of course we will paper the neighborhood.

Let me know if you have, or know of any homes that fit this description and would like to make a little cash.

Thanks,
Randy

FIRST FRIDAY RECEPTION AND POP UP was fabulous. In case you missed it, the Closing Reception is Friday January 17, 2026. 5 to 9 pm. Want to give the gift of art? DM to schedule a time to see the show and pick up those last minute gifts.

Phoenix City Council approves historic designation of original KPHO studio Thursday marks 76 years since KPHO aired the first-ever television broadcast in the state of Arizona, and it’s now forever etched in history.