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The Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block is the caretaker of five historically significant buildings: La Casa Cordova, the Romero House, the Fish House, the Stevens/Duffield House, and the Corbett House. In this video, learn about TMA’s commitment to these structures and insights from the recent efforts to stabilize the adobe of La Casa Cordova by Eric Means and Bob Vint, who specialize in h...

To celebrate TMA’s centennial anniversary, staff interviewed artists, collaborators, members, staff, and supporters to create a collective portrait of the museum. These 17 voices highlight personal connections, experiences, and memories of TMA-and presented here, these reflections are organized into four thematic sections: Place, Experience, Art, and Support. Video by Logan Havens Español: Para...

Our memory surrounding food is important. Try Chinese Chorizo: a forgotten historic Tucson food that remembers the history, flavors, and strength of community care. Born out of a time around 1870-1960 when racist US exclusion laws targeted Chinese and Mexican immigrants, Chinese Chorizo originated from some 100 Chinese grocery stores that were established by community solidarity between both ma...

Gaby Moreno, former Collections Fellow at TMA, reflects on her role working on the Stories From Clay project (2022 - 2023), including learning about each vessel, personally engaging with the pottery, and working with Indigenous community members as well as organizational partners. Stories from Clay has been made possible in part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: D...

In conversation with Dr. Marianna Pegno, TMA’s curator of community engagement, Christine Brindza Senior Curator, Glasser Curator of Art of the American West, and community collaborators discussed work on view in the Indigenous Arts Gallery.

For this video, three generations of a Tucson family of Guatemalan heritage dialogued with Tucson Museum of Art staff members about the many meanings of the Popol Vuh. This sacred Maya story tells of events that happened before the first sunrise. Today, communities recognize that the Popol Vuh has much to teach us about creation, survival, and resilience. We would like to extend a special thank...

In a painting in the Tucson Museum of Art collection, Afro-Peruvian artist José Gil de Castro created a portrait of a young Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez that speaks to complex social relations. Staff members Kristopher Driggers, Assistant Curator, Schmidt Curator of Latin American Art and Rachel Adler, Collections Manager and Registrar, discuss the painting in detail. An exhibition focused on this...

Raquel Gutiérrez reads the poem “Venados from Chilam Balam,” inspired by a work in the Tucson Museum of Art exhibition Francisco Toledo: Paper Fables. See the exhibition May 5, 2022 - August 22, 2022 at Tucson Museum of Art. Video by Jorge Blanco.

Raquel Gutiérrez reads the poem “Lapin Mauve,” inspired by a work in the Tucson Museum of Art exhibition Francisco Toledo: Paper Fables. See the exhibition May 5, 2022 - August 22, 2022 at Tucson Museum of Art. Video by Jorge Blanco.

Raquel Gutiérrez reads the poem “La Liebre,” inspired by a work in the Tucson Museum of Art exhibition Francisco Toledo: Paper Fables. See the exhibition May 5, 2022 - August 22, 2022 at Tucson Museum of Art. Video by Jorge Blanco.

Morgan Wells, Director of Education at Tucson Museum of Art, demonstrates a monoprint activity you can do at home.

Morgan Wells, Director of Education at Tucson Museum of Art, demonstrates how to create a collage using paint color chips. Second SundAZe @TMA is presented by The Stonewall Foundation.

Still Here: Still Life Imagery from the Permanent Collection, opening in mid-August in the John K. Goodman Pavilion, includes a three-dimensional still life display, or vignette, using real objects from the collection. This demonstrates how an artist may assemble objects for a painting. Items like flowers, glass, books, candles and fabric can be incorporated into a scene where every object has ...

Anne Doherty has been teaching at Tucson Museum of Art since 2018. Today, she demonstrates a fun painting project to do indoors or outdoors. Second SundAZe Family Day @TMA is presented by The Stonewall Foundation.

Storytime: The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt

Paper Marbling with Mr. Nick

Storytime: Henri's Scissors by Jeanette Winter

Create a paper collage

Cookies with a Curator: Dennis Ziemienski

Timelapse: installing paintings by Alejandro Macias at TMA

Create a Paper Kite with TMA

Talking with artist Ruben Urrea Moreno

A tour of La Estrella Bakery

Artist Perla Segovia in the studio

Tradiciones performs at Tucson Museum of Art

Orkesta Mendoza - Eres Oficial

Las Trillizas y Dulce at TMA

DJ Humblelianness at TMA

Danza Azteca Callpulli Tonantzin at TMA