Don’t forget about the Chandler art walk, which takes place the third Friday, every month downtown. Some of the mediums represented include: Painting Photography Glass Art Pottery Woodworking Jewelry Metal Work Mixed Media… Read More
As a follow-up to this post on how labels are used to define ethnicity in the arts, I wanted to point out this excellent post on the Tiki Tiki blog. It discusses the… Read More
Mark your calendars for Saturday, November 3rd 2012, Xico’s famous Dia de los Muertos celebration that is loved by kids and grown ups alike. Here is a fun, spooky craft to close out… Read More
Father’s Day is coming up on June 17th and Xico has lots of great gifts for your father. Just a few ideas to get you started: 1. Jewelry by Frederick Tenca- authentic silver… Read More
There have been a lot of stories lately about how nonprofits interact with the U.S. government. From tax issues to government contracts, the nonprofit world constantly intersects with the public sector at all… Read More
Last week the city of Chandler, Arizona celebrated the 100th anniversary of its founding. Since the Xico office is located in the middle of downtown Chandler, we’ve gotten to see all of the… Read More
Today we’re sharing some of our favorite nonprofit news sites: Blue Avocado- funny name, great content The Nonprofit Times- like the New York Times, the “paper” of record for nonprofits The Chronicle of… Read More
Heat, flower pollen, and (very) occasional monsoons? Yep, welcome to summer in Arizona:
An issue that anyone dealing with ethnic arts runs into sooner or later is the issue of language. What words do we use to label artists and their art? Should we be in… Read More
Today I want to highlight a great way for nonprofits to actually afford the technology they need to do business. It’s impossible for nonprofits to get anything done without a minimum of working… Read More
