Accessibility & Policies

The Tucson Museum of Art is committed to helping all visitors enjoy its exhibitions and give an equal opportunity to experience the art on view.

Accessible Parking

There are accessible parking spaces in the free lot off Washington Street for vehicles displaying the appropriate permits. This parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Please ask at the information desk. The Museum offers accessible entrances, galleries, café, parking, elevators, drinking fountain, and restroom facilities. There is no wheelchair access to the Museum Store during the renovation of Plaza of the Pioneers.

Sign Language

Sign language interpretation is available for any public program or arranged tour upon advanced request. For more information about accessibility please email the Education Department or call 520-624-2333 ext. 7121.

Accessible to All

The Museum is accessible to all. Please email the Education Department, or call 520-624-2333 ext. 121 to discuss sign-language interpretation, descriptive tours, and other opportunities for people with hearing and or vision loss.

Directions

Due to construction of the Kasser Family Wing and renovation of Plaza of the Pioneers, visitors should expect to travel a greater distance than usual between parking and the museum entrance. Please use extra care while navigating the TMA campus during this time, especially on the flagstone sidewalk adjacent to La Casa Cordova (along Meyer Avenue).

From the accessible parking spaces in the museum’s parking lot off of Washington Street, head east, then turn right onto Meyer Avenue and pass through the blue wall. Turn right again and you will be in the Margaret E. Mooney Hall.

To reach Café à la C’Art, head north towards Washington Street. Turn left on Washington Street and then turn left again onto Main Avenue. The Café will be on your left once you pass the J. Knox Corbett House.

Please Note

The museum entrance located at 140 N. Main Avenue does not accommodate wheelchair access. The only fully accessible entrance is located at 200 W. Alameda Street. It can be accessed from the Washington Street parking lot by way of Meyer Avenue.

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Current Exhibitions

Landslice detail -Quinlan Mountains

Dwayne Manuel: Landslice

August 5, 2019 - June 30, 2020
Margaret E. Mooney Hall

I’m Every Woman: Representations of Women on Paper

August 13, 2019 - September 6, 2020
Jon and Linda Ender Gallery
Ralph Gibson Striped Shirt Pen, 2014 Silver gelatin print, AP 2017.43.2 Gift of Mehul Patel

Ralph Gibson: Photographs

August 20, 2019 – ongoing
Kenneth J. and Judith H. Riskind/ Patricia Carr Morgan and Peter F. Salomon Gallery

The American Southwest and Western Traditions

The Count Ferdinand Von Galen Gallery
Ongoing

Works of Art by Olaf Wieghorst

Founders' Gallery
Ongoing
Norma Basset Hall, Arizona Landscape, c. 1949, watercolor, 17.75” x 24”, from the Tucson Museum of Art Collection.

Watercolors from the Art of the American West Collection

Jon and Linda Ender Gallery
September 3, 2018 - September 1, 2019
Arthur Lazar, Cathedral Valley, Utah, 1990, gelatin silver print . Collection of the Tucson Museum of Art

Arthur Lazar Photographs

Kenneth J. and Judith H. Riskind / Patricia Carr Morgan and Peter F. Salomon Gallery
September 3, 2018 - September 1, 2019
Harold Joe Waldrum, Las sombras de la iglesia del pueblo de San Ildefonso, 1983-1985 aquatint etching, III/IX, 20 x 20 in. Tucson Museum of Art. Gift of the Artist. 2000.71.7

Harold Joe Waldrum: Las Sombras

July 14 – September 29, 2019
Lois C. Green Gallery
 

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