The largest art museum in the southwestern United States, the permanent collection includes American and Western, Asian, European, and Latin American art. Also features an active collaboration with the Center for Creative Photography (CCP) at the University of Arizona.
The Contemporary collection includes large-scale photography, outdoor sculpture in the Dorrance Sculpture Garden, and art created in a variety materials, plus more "traditional" paintings on canvas.
A Fashion collection of more than 4,500 American and European garments, shoes, and accessories houses important fashions from the 18th to late 20th centuries.
Please check the museum website for updated exhibition information. Scheduling may have been modified as a result of the temporary museum closure.
Mingei, or folk art, uplifts the beauty of everyday objects
Examples of state portraiture, precious jewelry, and military photography
Scenes of divine, demonic, and animal characters drawn from Noh plays
Japanese cloisonné from the 19th century
Explores the evolution of modern Chinese ink painting
Showcases the colorful, imaginative fashions of the late designer
54 works of street, documentary, and self-portrait photography
Some of the artist’s most significant paintings in dialogue with those of his peers and collaborators.
Explores artistic expression during humanitarian crises and social upheaval
Work by one of the first generation of artists born and educated in post-revolutionary Cuba
Works by the most renowned Mexican artists of the 20th and 21st centuries