Current | Partner Exhibition Space
RAT TAILS AND GEODES | Artist: Frank Gonzales, Acrylic on Panel, 2020
Featured Exhibition
Xico Artists—Monsoon storms change the Arizona landscape from the arid desert to the sweet smell of rain
Hacer no toque | Albert Escalante, 18 X 24, Monosilk
Third Love II | David Manje, 28 X 20.5, Monoprint
Flores del Amor | Emily Costelo, 18 X 14.5, Monotype
Milagro | Veronica Verdugo-Lomeli, 22 X 30, Monoprint
Respirando Fe | Monica Gisel, 25 X 17.5, Monosilk
Specimen | Frank Gonzales, 60 x 72, Acrylic on Canvas
Soliloquy | Frank Gonzales, 36 inch Tondo, Acrylic on Panel
Rat Tails and Geodes } Frank Gonzales, 30 X 34, Acrylic on Panel
San Marcos Piazza di San Marco | Agustin Vargas,9.5 X 8, Intaglio
Florence Ponte Vecchio | Agustin Vargas, 8 X 9.5, Intaglio
The Volcanoes | Agustin Vargas, 23 X 10.5, Intaglio
Mudejar I | Agustin Vargas, 8 X 9.5, Intaglio
Cuernavaca | Agustin Vargas, 7.5 X 9.5, Intaglio
Got a Light? | Loretta Tedeschi, 24 x 18, Acrylic Mixed Media
El Hecho del Jumo | Julian Miranda, 28 x 20, Watercolor
Mafioso | Martin Moreno, 25 x 17, Monosilk
Their Happy Place | Loretta Tedeschi, 24 x 18, Acrylic Mixed Media
Yellow Princess # 2 | Sebastian Periera, 30 x 40, Watercolor
La Horca | Agustin Vargas, 12 X 15, Copper Lino
Cop per rail | Marco Albarran, 12 X 16, Copper Lino
Copper Basin | Emily Costelo, 12 X 16, Copper Lino
Global-Miama | Edith Castro, 12 X 16, Copper Lino
A Miner's Prayer | Martin Moreno, 12 X 16, Copper Lino
Untitled | Reggie Casillas, 12 X 16, Copper Lino
The exterior walkway connecting the main Campus building to the South Meeting Spaces shares many similarities with the canyons and riverbeds throughout Arizona. The newest revolving exhibition curates pieces that allude to the annual monsoon storms that change the Arizona landscape from the arid desert to the sweet smell of rain.
PARTNER MEETING SPACES WILL SHOWCASE THEMES TO ALIGN WITH ROOM TITLES
Lost Dutchman Room—Xico’s Copper Ink Collection depicts the state’s mining culture.
Cigar City Room—A room bearing Tampa’s nickname features a collection of pieces centered around the city’s historic cigar culture.
Seminole Nation Room—The word “Seminole” derives from cimarron meaning “run free” or “runaway,” and exhibited artwork here provides a central space for the voices of Indigenous artists to honor this free spirit.
Copper Corridor Room—Honoring Arizona’s largest export, an edition of intaglio copperplate etchings, dry point, engraving, aquatint, and copper plates showcase both artistic exposure and literacy.
Nov 28, 2022 - Sept 30, 2023
PARTNER EXHIBITION SPACE
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