A rust-dyed outfit I made using collected bits I've found in my wanderings. A tribute to my blog series using said materials laid out on...

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" When the thrasher comes, I'll be stuck in the sun like the dinosaurs in shrines... But I'll know the time has come to give what's...

A few years ago, I was sitting at my desk on a Zoom call listening to a group of concerned citizens, city leaders and environmental...

I recently made a pilgrimage to Crane Petroglyph Site (formerly known as V-V Ranch) to try out an app called " aDStretch " which...

On June 3, Prescott's Museum of Indigenous People hosted its opening reception for Ani-Noquisi/ Star Nation, a one-of-a-kind exhibit that...

On May 7, Tewa/ Hopi artist, musician & "edu-tainer" Ed Kabotie and his band Tha Yoties (short for Coyotes) presented an "Alter-Native...

In this short, I luxuriate in the various landscapes and soundscapes of Prescott, AZ as I allow for simple iterations of beauty to...

On February 25, the Yavapai-Apache Nation held its annual Exodus Day event,"to commemorate the return of the Yavapai-Apache People from...

The Verde Valley, which encompasses Sedona, Cottonwood, Jerome, Camp Verde, Clarkdale and other smaller hamlets like Cornville & Middle...

By Lo Frisby Knowledge is power. Have you ever found yourself wondering about the goings-on of your city or town, such as: How did that...

In this video, I explore transience and contemplate a sense of place at Montezuma Castle National Monument in Camp Verde, AZ. Copyright...

By Lo Frisby There's nothing quite like hiking Red Mountain Trail on a crisp fall morning: the fresh scent of juniper trees and minerals...