Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson

I had low expectations for this museum and I was pleasantly impressed by how well it was done. It had a great mix of local art as well as some ancient art fro Central America and South America. The art from the Andes was especially interesting. A good portion of the local modern art was about the immigrant community and the issues around immigration at the southern border. Appropriate to this area and a bit sad and depressing but well done without being over done.

The Museum of Contemporary Art is making the most of its relatively small footprint, with distinct exhibitions such as “The Relevance of Your Data” and the Plein Air collection. The modern garage-style area at the entry is a versatile space for the Free Third Thursdays events, with indoor/outdoor flow allowing for music, food-truck access, and patio seating. A unique asset for Tucson’s downtown art scene!

It was a great visit. I really like The space and how The artworks were implemented through the color shades. One of my favorite take outs from the museum were the “earth tattoo” made by an artist who combined her breast milk and the sand from local ? desert.

We love our museum. Always amazing exhibits and the 2nd Sundays is a nice way save money.

If this is art, it's the worst display I've ever seen. If it wasn't so cheap to get in I would've left my dirty laundry in a corner and said it was art. I've been to quiet a few modern art museums and this is by far the worst. Very, very, very disappointing. I can say it was clean and the staff was kind.

Museum is relatively small, but the exhibits were interesting and curated well. The shop was especially nice, featured a lot of different work. Not very busy; I was the only person there when I went.

The exhibits in this museum are fascinating and its a great experience for any level of art lover

Great little place, only $5 admission. Just what I needed to get out of the heat and see some cool art!