US EditionDecades After the Creative Class Arrived, Small Arizona Town Confronts Dual Realities
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Decades After the Creative Class Arrived, Small Arizona Town Confronts Dual Realities
Local artists and art-world power players are next-door neighbors in Winslow, Arizona. Everyone and the mayor is weighing in on the town’s creative direction. The Affeldt Mion Museum in Winslow, Arizona, was once a train depot. Courtesy Affeldt Mion Museum. This article is part of our The Hyperlocal series, a continuation of the ideas explored in Southwest Contemporary Vol. 11. In 1994, downtown Winslow, Arizona, presented a stark reality: board…
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