Native American art is experiencing a period of remarkable visibility, innovation and influence. While traditional forms such as pottery, weaving, beadwork, jewelry, basketry and carving remain strong, contemporary Indigenous artists are increasingly shaping conversations in the broader art world through painting, photography, installation, digital media, fashion and public art.

Tuesdays at the J: See You at the Movies Presentation by Nyles Gradus, Artistic Director of the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival Free | Reservation required Join Nyles Gradus for a behind-the scenes look at the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival, which recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. The next festival will be held Feb. 18-March […]

Join Phoenix Art Museum Docent JoAnn Stultz on a journey that begins in the 1890s to take a brief look at women and how they were perceived. We’ll travel in time to the beginning of the 20th Century and consider the global cultural changes and events that drove some designers to create a wardrobe for this new “Modern Woman.”

In 1968, Eddie Basha stepped into leadership of Bashas’ during one of the most turbulent years in American history. It was a moment of profound change for both the nation and the Basha family. Learn how the upheaval of 1968 shaped the first chapter of Eddie’s leadership and set the course for the decades that followed.