Opening September 2025, Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan highlights innovative and technically ambitious ceramic compositions created after World War II PHOENIX (August 4, 2025) – This fall, Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt) presents Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan, organized by the Art Institute of Chicago and the Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz Collection. The exhibition provides a unique The post Phoenix Art Museum presents major exhibition this fall featu...| Phoenix Art Museum
PHOENIX (July 23, 2025) – In August, Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt) will celebrate the premiere of Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection, featuring more than 30 examples of painting, sculpture, and decorative arts drawn from the most significant Florentine Baroque art collection outside of Italy that was assembled over more than 40 years by Houston-based art| Phoenix Art Museum
Discover world-class art in the heart of Phoenix. Explore our vast collection of 21,000+ objects, from ancient masterpieces to contemporary works. Engage in immersive exhibitions and educational programs for all ages. Visit Phoenix Art Museum today!| Phoenix Art Museum
Ritta Fagain will provide strategic oversight of staff development and institutional culture, while supporting special projects related to governmental affairs, technology innovation, museum operations PHOENIX (July 16, 2025) – Phoenix Art Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Ritta Fagain as the institution’s new Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor to the Director and CEO. The post Phoenix Art Museum appoints new Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor to the Director and CEO appea...| Phoenix Art Museum
After a five-city European tour, Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection opens August 2025 at PhxArt, with historically significant works from the largest collection of Florentine Baroque art outside of Italy. PHOENIX (July 16, 2025) – This summer, Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt) presents the Southwest premiere of Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection, showcasing a superlative collection of historically significant works from 17th– and| Phoenix Art Museum
Colin Pearson named Curator of Asian Art; Dr. JoAnna Reyes named Adjunct Curator for Art of the Americas PHOENIX (July 2, 2025) – Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt) announces the appointment of two new curators: Colin Pearson as the institution’s Curator for Asian Art and Dr. JoAnna Reyes as its new Adjunct Curator for Art of the The post Phoenix Art Museum appoints two new curators appeared first on Phoenix Art Museum.| Phoenix Art Museum
PHOENIX (June 26, 2025) – In July, Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt) will celebrate the premiere of the 2024 Arizona Artist Awards exhibitions. In his solo exhibition Safwat Saleem: The Unrequited Love Institute, Scult Family Artist Awardee Safwat Saleem will showcase his latest works in an immersive installation that centers on immigrant narratives and the cultural loss that results from assimilation. The post Phoenix Art Museum summer discounts days, July events provide access to dynamic l...| Phoenix Art Museum
Ting Zeng will provide strategic oversight of financial planning, budgeting, and reporting for PhxArt PHOENIX (June 20, 2025) – Phoenix Art Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Ting Zeng as the institution’s new Chief Financial Officer. In this role, Zeng will provide strategic oversight of financial planning, budgeting, and reporting, including for the| Phoenix Art Museum
New Board members bring vital expertise in finance and nonprofit leadership PHOENIX (June 17, 2025) –Phoenix Art Museum announces the addition of two new Trustees comprising its governing board. Chaired by Donald C. Opatrny, Jr., a private investor and philanthropist, the Museum’s Board of Trustees serves as fiduciaries of the largest visual-arts organization in the| Phoenix Art Museum
Jessica Jacobson will lead the Museum’s educational programming efforts as its new Director of Education PHOENIX (May 30, 2025) – Phoenix Art Museum has selected Jessica Jacobson to serve as the Museum’s new Director of Education. In this role, Jacobson will spearhead the Museum’s continued efforts to provide a wide array of family-friendly arts-education opportunities The post Phoenix Art Museum appoints new head of education programs appeared first on Phoenix Art Museum.| Phoenix Art Museum
Tandy Vincent will facilitate support operations for the Office of the Director and CEO PHOENIX (May 21, 2025) – Phoenix Art Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Tandy Vincent as the institution’s new Board Liaison. In this role, Vincent will be responsible for all administrative functions related to the Board of Trustees, assist The post Phoenix Art Museum appoints new Board Liaison appeared first on Phoenix Art Museum.| Phoenix Art Museum
A preeminent figure in conceptual art, Charles Gaines is widely known for converting images and text-based documents into numerical structures, musical notations, and other sign systems through rigorous translation mechanisms.| Phoenix Art Museum
Become one with eternity inside the Museum’s most beloved installation — Yayoi Kusama’s infinity mirror room, You Who are Getting Obliterated in the Dancing Swarm of Fireflies.| Phoenix Art Museum
Shop The Museum Store. Bring home a piece of Phoenix Art Museum with collectibles, books, and more from The Museum Store. Every purchase supports the Museum’s exhibitions and education programs.| Phoenix Art Museum
The Gene and Cathie Lemon Art Research Library at Phoenix Art Museum offers a vast and exciting collection of specialized fine art publications and materials to discover. With more than 40,000 books, periodicals, artist files, and other resources, we offer various ways to enrich your art experience at the Museum through further discovery and research.| Phoenix Art Museum
Phoenix Art Museum makes every effort to ensure that our facilities and programs are as accessible as possible to guests of all abilities. Our policies are designed to ensure the safety of both our guests and our collection held in the public trust. We are committed to providing complete and satisfying experiences for our guests with disabilities.| Phoenix Art Museum
In the 19th century, the Sikh empire flourished in the Punjab region of northwest India. Ruled by locals in alliance with the British Raj, these states and their palatial courts attracted artists, poets, and musicians. This latest exhibition in the Khanuja Family Sikh Heritage Gallery illuminates the regal stature of the period’s Sikh rulers through| Phoenix Art Museum
The Collection: Greatest Fits (Vol. 1) The Art of Archiving Fashion is a “living” exhibition that will feature 3 unique versions of the exhibition as the garments are pulled off view and replaced with others over 18 months to showcase over 100 of the collections finest works, as they rotate through three galleries.| Phoenix Art Museum
A preeminent figure in conceptual art, Charles Gaines is widely known for converting images and text-based documents into numerical structures, musical notations, and other sign systems through rigorous translation mechanisms.| Phoenix Art Museum
Since 1986, Phoenix Art Museum has awarded more than $350,000 to over 200 Arizona-based artists through two annual artist awards opportunities.| Phoenix Art Museum
For six decades, Phoenix Art Museum has opened its doors for our community to see art and experience some of the most remarkable cultural events in the Valley. To show our appreciation for the community that has fostered our growth for nearly a century, we offer a number of free or reduced-admission opportunities for all people to enjoy.| Phoenix Art Museum
Four times a year, Phoenix Art Museum hosts PhxArt Family Fundays, an all-ages, free-access day with complimentary admission to every gallery and exhibition and arts-engagement programming suitable for visitors of all ages, interests, and abilities. PhxArt Family Fundays in 2023 are made possible through the generosity of Presenting Sponsor Men’s Arts Council.| Phoenix Art Museum
Multiple Realities: Experimental Art in the Eastern Bloc, 1960-1980s traces how a generation of artists used experimentation to negotiate different conditions for daily life and art-making, confronting varying degrees of control and restrictions on how art could be produced, circulated, and experienced.| Phoenix Art Museum
