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Tucson Art Galleries
These Tucson art galleries have much to offer and will give visitors a good idea of what to expect from the local art scene. The downtown area and 4th Avenue near the University of Arizona have a number of art galleries for the most part specializing in Southwestern and contemporary art. As new neighborhoods have sprung up closer to the Catalina Foothills, many of the galleries have moved as well. Today Skyline Drive at Campbell Avenue is the site of several popular galleries. During the first two weeks in February, gemstones, jewelry, and minerals from around the world are on display as the city hosts shows and gatherings large and small. Hotels are often sold out as much as a week before this event so if you plan on attending make your reservations well in advance. Before you run off looking at just any art gallery in Tucson, AZ, look at some of these. |
The Max Gallery
Nestled in the Catalina Foothills the gallery is owned and operated by Max and Elizabeth Mikesell. Exhibiting the works of more than 30 artists in a bright, colorful gallery, Max applies over 25 years of experience to the operation. When in Tucson be sure and pay a visit to this unique gallery. |
The Max Gallery |
El Presidio Gallery
This is a small gallery that's somewhat exclusive exhibiting the works of well-known regional artists, although it doesn't limit itself to regional artists. Paintings and sculpture are the principal mediums employed. Six other galleries share the shopping space with jewelry and gift shops. |
El Presidio Gallery |
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