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FIND US IN THE COMMUNITY
During our building closure, we're bringing exhibits out into the community!
APPEARING SOON AT
Tucson Meet Yourself, October 16-18, 2026
Tucson Gem Show on 22nd St, January 28-Feb 14, 2027
This exhibit features the words and artistry of nine contemporary Indigenous jewelry artists. See photographs of their studios, their hands at work, and their jewelry creations. Consider their thoughts on what Native art is. Learn of their inspirations and processes. Think about how jewelry affects the wearer. Other topics include art as a business, learning and teaching, and women working in a traditionally male craft.
Special thanks to the House of Stamps and Lyndon Tsosie Foundation for their support.
June 16, 2026 – January 10, 2027
The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures
4455 E. Camp Lowell Drive, Tucson
A selection of 11 die-cast model cars and other small-scale vehicles, curated from
ASM’s Traditions in Motion, is featured in this fun mini exhibit!
We are grateful to our friends and colleagues at The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures for their partnership!
Our Song is Our Strength was curated by members of the Pascua Yaqui community
See the online version of this exhibit.
Su:dagi/Shu:thag: Rekindling Our Connections was curated by members of the Gila River and Salt River communities
Coming soon to the Amerind Museum in Dragoon, Arizona. See the online version of this exhibit.
Invisible No More! was curated by members of the Hia-Ced Oʼodham community
Showing at the Amerind Museum in Dragoon, Arizona
Closing September 30, 2026
See the online version of this exhibit.
ASM's It’s Up 2 You! exhibit is now featured at the UA's Coit Museum of Pharmacy & Health Sciences!
It's Up 2 You! is an exhibit and digital comic book about healthy choices for healthy living, created by ASM's Head of Community Engagement Lisa Falk with artist/educator Ryan Huna Smith (Chemehuevi/Navajo).
See the online version of this exhibit.
Read a review on GraphicMedicine.org | Read an article by the Coit Museum



