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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

01jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

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The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Sunday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

05jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Thursday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

05jan4:00 pm7:00 pmSanta Cruz River Farmer's MarketSanta Cruz River Farmers' Market, 221 S Avenida del Convento, TucsonEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

Event Details

Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745

Event Details

Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market
When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM
Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745
We are excited for another cool market where we know you all will join us but what will you get? This week we will have plenty of produce! Lots of peppers, greens, and did someone say MELONS?! As well, we are excited to be welcoming our new vendors Wolf Den Soaps and Forbes Meat Company!
Again, we want to thank everyone for taking the time to engage with our surveys over the past two weeks. We had almost 250 responses all together! With this information, we plan on looking further into the improvements we have heard from you all and our other stakeholders (Advisory Committee, Vendors, and our Abundant Harvest Cooperative). In the meantime, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns can always be sent to our email farmersmarket@communityfoodbank.org
Some reminders for our visitors:
We have a huge dirt lot by our market – park there! Please do not park on the east side of the Avenida going south as it is designated for our Vendors.
Restrooms are accessible in the Monier Building, MSA Annex, and Mercado.
The information table is where you can DOUBLE UP your SNAP dollars for FREE, sign up for AZFMNP, and swipe your Credit and Debit cards in exchange for wooden tokens to be used at market. As well, get all your questions answered here!

Time

(Thursday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market

221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

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Children's Museum Tucson200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

05jan5:00 pm7:01 pmDiscovery Nights - Children's Museum TucsonChildren's Museum Tucson, 200 South 6th Ave. TucsonEvent Categories:Children's Events,Museums

Event Details

Join us for Free Discovery Nights from 5-7 pm every Thursday at Children’s Museum Tucson! Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working

Event Details

Join us for Free Discovery Nights
from 5-7 pm every Thursday
at Children’s Museum Tucson!
Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working families and offer inclusive hands-on exploration in arts and science activities.
Discovery Nights programming includes an interactive blend of science, arts and culture with bilingual activities. Museum admission is free.
CMT’s exhibits are fully accessible and provide the backdrop for creative exploration. The extended evening hours offer additional flexibility, providing greater accessibility for working families.
See you there!

Time

(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 7:01 pm

Location

Children's Museum Tucson

200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

Learn More

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

05jan5:00 pm8:00 pmFirst Thursdays at the Tucson Museum of ArtFree Museum Admission | Performances | Activities | LecturesTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

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First Thursday of every month 5–8 p.m. Free Museum Admission | Performances | Activities | Lectures On the first Thursday of every month, the Tucson Museum of Art is free and

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First Thursday of every month 5–8 p.m.
Free Museum Admission | Performances | Activities | Lectures

On the first Thursday of every month, the Tucson Museum of Art is free and open to the public from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Join us for exciting evenings of live music, performances, art-making, and one-of-a-kind gallery experiences, as well as a cash bar offering local beer and wine. Participants can enjoy mixed beats by MizSkoden, a tarot card reading with Alice Vath, and Kundalini Flow Moving Mediation guided by Fiona Fenix.

*Limited tickets available. Reserve online two weeks before the event. Free First Thursday will take place indoors and outdoors and follow all TMA COVID-19 protocols.

Free First Thursday is presented by an anonymous donor.

Time

(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

06janAll DayNogales Mercado Farmer's MarketNogales Mercado Farmer's Market, 250 N. Grand Avenue, NogalesEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

Event Details

The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April) The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to

Event Details

The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April)
The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to support the local economy by hosting artisans, craftsmen, and other producers of local products. Most importantly, everyone, including, FMNP and SNAP beneficiaries, are able to buy locally-grown fruits and vegetables. We also accept debit cards. The Nogales Mercado is a collaboration of community partners to connect local food producers with Nogales shoppers. The goal is to provide a downtown location for residents to purchase locally-grown, healthy foods as well as create a socially- vibrant, healthy environment where all can learn, share and enjoy the community. Organizers are Nogales Community Development and Mariposa Community Health Center.

Time

All Day (Friday)

Location

Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market

250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

Learn More

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

06jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Friday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

GoogleCal

Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

07jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Saturday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

GoogleCal

Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

08jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Sunday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

GoogleCal

Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

12jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Thursday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

GoogleCal

Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

12jan4:00 pm7:00 pmSanta Cruz River Farmer's MarketSanta Cruz River Farmers' Market, 221 S Avenida del Convento, TucsonEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

Event Details

Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745

Event Details

Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market
When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM
Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745
We are excited for another cool market where we know you all will join us but what will you get? This week we will have plenty of produce! Lots of peppers, greens, and did someone say MELONS?! As well, we are excited to be welcoming our new vendors Wolf Den Soaps and Forbes Meat Company!
Again, we want to thank everyone for taking the time to engage with our surveys over the past two weeks. We had almost 250 responses all together! With this information, we plan on looking further into the improvements we have heard from you all and our other stakeholders (Advisory Committee, Vendors, and our Abundant Harvest Cooperative). In the meantime, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns can always be sent to our email farmersmarket@communityfoodbank.org
Some reminders for our visitors:
We have a huge dirt lot by our market – park there! Please do not park on the east side of the Avenida going south as it is designated for our Vendors.
Restrooms are accessible in the Monier Building, MSA Annex, and Mercado.
The information table is where you can DOUBLE UP your SNAP dollars for FREE, sign up for AZFMNP, and swipe your Credit and Debit cards in exchange for wooden tokens to be used at market. As well, get all your questions answered here!

Time

(Thursday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market

221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

GoogleCal

Children's Museum Tucson200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

12jan5:00 pm7:01 pmDiscovery Nights - Children's Museum TucsonChildren's Museum Tucson, 200 South 6th Ave. TucsonEvent Categories:Children's Events,Museums

Event Details

Join us for Free Discovery Nights from 5-7 pm every Thursday at Children’s Museum Tucson! Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working

Event Details

Join us for Free Discovery Nights
from 5-7 pm every Thursday
at Children’s Museum Tucson!
Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working families and offer inclusive hands-on exploration in arts and science activities.
Discovery Nights programming includes an interactive blend of science, arts and culture with bilingual activities. Museum admission is free.
CMT’s exhibits are fully accessible and provide the backdrop for creative exploration. The extended evening hours offer additional flexibility, providing greater accessibility for working families.
See you there!

Time

(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 7:01 pm

Location

Children's Museum Tucson

200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

Learn More

GoogleCal

Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

13janAll DayNogales Mercado Farmer's MarketNogales Mercado Farmer's Market, 250 N. Grand Avenue, NogalesEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

Event Details

The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April) The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to

Event Details

The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April)
The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to support the local economy by hosting artisans, craftsmen, and other producers of local products. Most importantly, everyone, including, FMNP and SNAP beneficiaries, are able to buy locally-grown fruits and vegetables. We also accept debit cards. The Nogales Mercado is a collaboration of community partners to connect local food producers with Nogales shoppers. The goal is to provide a downtown location for residents to purchase locally-grown, healthy foods as well as create a socially- vibrant, healthy environment where all can learn, share and enjoy the community. Organizers are Nogales Community Development and Mariposa Community Health Center.

Time

All Day (Friday)

Location

Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market

250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

Learn More

GoogleCal

Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

13jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Friday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

GoogleCal

Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

14jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Saturday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Bisbee Shopping DistrictShopping District, Bisbee

14jan5:00 pm8:00 pmBisbee After 5 ArtwalkBisbee Shopping District, Shopping District, BisbeeEvent Categories:Art/Craft Shows

Event Details

Join us for a unique shopping and cultural experience on the second Saturday of each month! Special Sales, Promotions, Drawings Live Entertainment & Refreshments BISBEE~ already famous for its rich history,

Event Details

Join us for a unique shopping and cultural experience on the second Saturday of each month! Special Sales, Promotions, Drawings

Live Entertainment & Refreshments
BISBEE~ already famous for its rich history, its vibrant arts scene, wonderful amenities and friendly people ~ “Is turning up the excitement!”

Time

(Saturday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Location

Bisbee Shopping District

Shopping District, Bisbee

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

15jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Sunday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

GoogleCal

CPAC Community Performance & Art Center1250 West Continental Road, Green Valley

17jan(jan 17)9:00 am19(jan 19)4:00 pmArt Workshop: MIXING IT UP! COLOR, TEXTURE, DESIGN, AND COLLAGECPAC Community Performance & Art Center, 1250 West Continental Road, Green ValleyEvent Categories:Classes

Event Details

Instructor: Susan Ettl Jan 17th, 18th and 19th, Time: 9am – 4pm Fee: Includes Special Supplies (paints to create the split-primary color wheel, specialty papers, supplies for creating stamps and stencils,

Event Details

Instructor: Susan Ettl

Jan 17th, 18th and 19th, Time: 9am – 4pm
Fee: Includes Special Supplies (paints to create the split-primary color wheel, specialty papers, supplies for creating stamps and stencils, and more): $340 *Early Bird Special $310 if paid in full by December 20, 2022

Join Susan to explore the wonderful world of collage using mixed media. Have fun creating your own unique collage papers using a variety of media for inclusion in a series of mixed media pieces you will create. Susan will reveal many secrets of collage, the rule of differences, and how to use amazing papers in your work. Composition, patterns, textures, marks, and color will be covered to aid each student to express their inner artist to create dynamic work. This workshop is suitable for beginners as well as experienced artists. Come join the fun and camaraderie.

Time

17 (Tuesday) 9:00 am - 19 (Thursday) 4:00 pm

Location

CPAC Community Performance & Art Center

1250 West Continental Road, Green Valley

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CPAC Community Performance & Art Center1250 West Continental Road, Green Valley

18jan7:00 pmODAIKO SONORA 20TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERTCPAC Community Performance & Art Center, 1250 West Continental Road, Green ValleyEvent Categories:Music

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Since 2002, Odaiko Sonora has increased first-hand knowledge of taiko – Japanese ensemble drumming – and the opportunities it presents for personal growth and community service throughout the region. The

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Since 2002, Odaiko Sonora has increased first-hand knowledge of taiko – Japanese ensemble drumming – and the opportunities it presents for personal growth and community service throughout the region. The group’s performances, classes, school residencies and team-building workshops reach over 150,000 people each year. Through a unique partnership with TUSD’s Opening Minds Through the Arts and support from the Arizona Commission on the Arts, Odaiko Sonora provides arts integrated taiko programs that support academic curricula for hundreds of elementary school students each year. Odaiko Sonora has won numerous awards as an organization and its leaders are respected members of the international taiko community, who take part in taiko programs in Japan, the UK, Canada, and throughout the U.S. Their studio, Rhythm Industry Performance Factory, is the only artist-owned performing arts incubator space in the southwest, and is a critical feature of Tucson’s performing arts landscape.

Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm

Location

CPAC Community Performance & Art Center

1250 West Continental Road, Green Valley

Learn More

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

19jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Thursday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

GoogleCal

Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

19jan4:00 pm7:00 pmSanta Cruz River Farmer's MarketSanta Cruz River Farmers' Market, 221 S Avenida del Convento, TucsonEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

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Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745

Event Details

Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market
When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM
Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745
We are excited for another cool market where we know you all will join us but what will you get? This week we will have plenty of produce! Lots of peppers, greens, and did someone say MELONS?! As well, we are excited to be welcoming our new vendors Wolf Den Soaps and Forbes Meat Company!
Again, we want to thank everyone for taking the time to engage with our surveys over the past two weeks. We had almost 250 responses all together! With this information, we plan on looking further into the improvements we have heard from you all and our other stakeholders (Advisory Committee, Vendors, and our Abundant Harvest Cooperative). In the meantime, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns can always be sent to our email farmersmarket@communityfoodbank.org
Some reminders for our visitors:
We have a huge dirt lot by our market – park there! Please do not park on the east side of the Avenida going south as it is designated for our Vendors.
Restrooms are accessible in the Monier Building, MSA Annex, and Mercado.
The information table is where you can DOUBLE UP your SNAP dollars for FREE, sign up for AZFMNP, and swipe your Credit and Debit cards in exchange for wooden tokens to be used at market. As well, get all your questions answered here!

Time

(Thursday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market

221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

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Children's Museum Tucson200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

19jan5:00 pm7:01 pmDiscovery Nights - Children's Museum TucsonChildren's Museum Tucson, 200 South 6th Ave. TucsonEvent Categories:Children's Events,Museums

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Join us for Free Discovery Nights from 5-7 pm every Thursday at Children’s Museum Tucson! Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working

Event Details

Join us for Free Discovery Nights
from 5-7 pm every Thursday
at Children’s Museum Tucson!
Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working families and offer inclusive hands-on exploration in arts and science activities.
Discovery Nights programming includes an interactive blend of science, arts and culture with bilingual activities. Museum admission is free.
CMT’s exhibits are fully accessible and provide the backdrop for creative exploration. The extended evening hours offer additional flexibility, providing greater accessibility for working families.
See you there!

Time

(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 7:01 pm

Location

Children's Museum Tucson

200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

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Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

20janAll DayNogales Mercado Farmer's MarketNogales Mercado Farmer's Market, 250 N. Grand Avenue, NogalesEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

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The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April) The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to

Event Details

The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April)
The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to support the local economy by hosting artisans, craftsmen, and other producers of local products. Most importantly, everyone, including, FMNP and SNAP beneficiaries, are able to buy locally-grown fruits and vegetables. We also accept debit cards. The Nogales Mercado is a collaboration of community partners to connect local food producers with Nogales shoppers. The goal is to provide a downtown location for residents to purchase locally-grown, healthy foods as well as create a socially- vibrant, healthy environment where all can learn, share and enjoy the community. Organizers are Nogales Community Development and Mariposa Community Health Center.

Time

All Day (Friday)

Location

Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market

250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

20jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

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The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Friday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Mission Garden946 W Mission Ln., Tucson

21jan8:00 am12:00 pmTraditional O'odham AgricultureMission Garden, 946 W Mission Ln., TucsonEvent Categories:Horticulture

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Every third Saturday of the month Maegan Lopez and Sterling Johnson continue this new Mission Garden tradition of talks and demonstrations about O’odham Agriculture. They

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Every third Saturday of the month Maegan Lopez and Sterling Johnson continue this new Mission Garden tradition of talks and demonstrations about O’odham Agriculture. They talk about traditions associated with Native American crops like corn, beans and squash, and how crops brought by Europeans were integrated into O’odham agriculture. This is a great collaboration between Mission Garden and Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture. These presentations happen in the O’odham Ramada, adjacent to the O’odham Garden.
Mission Garden is at 946 W Mission Lane in Tucson, Arizona. This event is free with suggested $5 per person donation at the entrance gate

Time

(Saturday) 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Location

Mission Garden

946 W Mission Ln., Tucson

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

21jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

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The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Saturday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

22jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Sunday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

26jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Thursday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

26jan4:00 pm7:00 pmSanta Cruz River Farmer's MarketSanta Cruz River Farmers' Market, 221 S Avenida del Convento, TucsonEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

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Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745

Event Details

Who are we? Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market
When are we? EVERY THURSDAY 4 PM – 7 PM
Where are we? 221 S Avenida del Convento Tucson, AZ 85745
We are excited for another cool market where we know you all will join us but what will you get? This week we will have plenty of produce! Lots of peppers, greens, and did someone say MELONS?! As well, we are excited to be welcoming our new vendors Wolf Den Soaps and Forbes Meat Company!
Again, we want to thank everyone for taking the time to engage with our surveys over the past two weeks. We had almost 250 responses all together! With this information, we plan on looking further into the improvements we have heard from you all and our other stakeholders (Advisory Committee, Vendors, and our Abundant Harvest Cooperative). In the meantime, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns can always be sent to our email farmersmarket@communityfoodbank.org
Some reminders for our visitors:
We have a huge dirt lot by our market – park there! Please do not park on the east side of the Avenida going south as it is designated for our Vendors.
Restrooms are accessible in the Monier Building, MSA Annex, and Mercado.
The information table is where you can DOUBLE UP your SNAP dollars for FREE, sign up for AZFMNP, and swipe your Credit and Debit cards in exchange for wooden tokens to be used at market. As well, get all your questions answered here!

Time

(Thursday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market

221 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson

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Children's Museum Tucson200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

26jan5:00 pm7:01 pmDiscovery Nights - Children's Museum TucsonChildren's Museum Tucson, 200 South 6th Ave. TucsonEvent Categories:Children's Events,Museums

Event Details

Join us for Free Discovery Nights from 5-7 pm every Thursday at Children’s Museum Tucson! Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working

Event Details

Join us for Free Discovery Nights
from 5-7 pm every Thursday
at Children’s Museum Tucson!
Discovery Nights are part of CMT’s collaborative Aprendemos bilingual program that provide flexibility for working families and offer inclusive hands-on exploration in arts and science activities.
Discovery Nights programming includes an interactive blend of science, arts and culture with bilingual activities. Museum admission is free.
CMT’s exhibits are fully accessible and provide the backdrop for creative exploration. The extended evening hours offer additional flexibility, providing greater accessibility for working families.
See you there!

Time

(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 7:01 pm

Location

Children's Museum Tucson

200 South 6th Ave. Tucson

Learn More

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Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

27janAll DayNogales Mercado Farmer's MarketNogales Mercado Farmer's Market, 250 N. Grand Avenue, NogalesEvent Categories:Farmers' Market

Event Details

The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April) The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to

Event Details

The Nogales Mercado Farmers’ Market is held every Friday from 4-7 pm (May-September) and 3-6 pm (October-April)
The weekly Nogales Mercado goes beyond food to support the local economy by hosting artisans, craftsmen, and other producers of local products. Most importantly, everyone, including, FMNP and SNAP beneficiaries, are able to buy locally-grown fruits and vegetables. We also accept debit cards. The Nogales Mercado is a collaboration of community partners to connect local food producers with Nogales shoppers. The goal is to provide a downtown location for residents to purchase locally-grown, healthy foods as well as create a socially- vibrant, healthy environment where all can learn, share and enjoy the community. Organizers are Nogales Community Development and Mariposa Community Health Center.

Time

All Day (Friday)

Location

Nogales Mercado Farmer's Market

250 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

27jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Friday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

28jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Saturday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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Tucson Museum of Art140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

29jan10:00 am5:00 pmTHE STORY OF A PAINTING: JOSÉ GIL DE CASTRO’S CARLOTA CASPE Y RODRÍGUEZTucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Avenue, TucsonEvent Categories:Museums

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s

Event Details

The Story of a Painting: José Gil de Castro’s Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez

A story of complex social relationships underlies an exceptional painting in the TMA collection, José Gil de Castro’s portrait of Carlota Caspe y Rodríguez. Created by an Afro-Latino artist born to an enslaved African mother, Gil de Castro became one of South America’s most prominent portraitists at the dawn of Independence, creating images of political elites across the continent from Argentina to Venezuela.

This exhibition uncovers the layered meanings in this single work, examining how the sitter’s identity was constructed with costume and domestic objects; revealing how portraitist Gil de Castro asserted his identity as an artist; exploring what we learn from the painting’s materiality; and considering the work’s collection history. Bringing these lines of inquiry together, we appreciate the nuanced story behind this key work in the museum’s permanent collection.

Time

(Sunday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Tucson Museum of Art

140 North Main Avenue, Tucson

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