Photographed and Produced by Josh Morgan/JSAC Visual Task Force

"Untitled," by Luisa (age 12), is on display in Parks in Focus, continuing through Oct. 12 at Temple Gallery, 330 S. Scott Ave.

All work in this exhibition was done by middle school students who participated in the Parks in Focus program, which takes students to national parks and helps them connect with the natural world. All proceeds from the show will go to benefit the program.

Miss last weekend's Park(ing) Day downtown? Tucson Weekly intern A. Greene shot and edited this video tour of the annual festival that invites people to transform a parking space into their own micro-park.

"Chili Peppers," by Kathleen Elliot, is in on display in Playing With Fire, opening today, Sept. 25, and continuing through Nov. 13 at Philabaum Glass Art, 711 S. Sixth Ave.

Lisa Sette and Terry Etherton, two internationally known photography dealers based here in Arizona, will be speaking for 20 minutes each on Wednesday, Sept. 29 at the Phoenix Art Museum about their passion for photography, and how that led to the opening of their respective galleries.

Their lecture will be followed with a discussion of, among other things, their favorite photos, the photography market, and advice for building a collection.

The event will be taking place at 7 p.m. For more info, check out the Phoenix Art Museum's website.

"Self Portrait," by Louis Carlos Bernal, is on display in Portraits: Louis Carlos Bernal, Ann Simmons-Myers, Hirotsune Tashima, continuing through Oct. 22 at Louis Carlos Bernal Gallery, Pima Community College West Campus, 2202 W. Anklam Road.

David Horowitz's "Scuba," which had been placed outside of the Trader Joe's at Swan and Grant Roads, was apparently stolen. Our delivery driver says the manager of the Trader Joe's last saw the box at 5 p.m. last night.

If you have any information on the box's whereabouts—or the fuckwit(s) who may have taken it—please call 520-295-4221.

"Along the Banks of the Kamogama," by Robert Royhl, is on display in Expressionist Paintings by Albert Kogel, Judith Burns McCrea and Robert Royhl, continuing through Oct. 23 at Davis Dominguez Gallery, 154 E. Sixth St.

Project photographed and produced by Casey G. Sapio/Arizona Sonora News Service

Die-hard shooters are provided with a great venue at unofficial shooting ranges at Reddington Pass in Tucson.

This multimedia project was created by UA School of Journalism senior Casey G. Sapio.

"Fuera de Moda," by Rodrigo Moya, is on display in Ojos Bien Abiertos/Eyes Wide Open, continuing through Nov. 6 at Etherton Gallery, 135 S. Sixth Ave.