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The ASU Art Museum is free to the public and open Wednesday thru Sunday. Parking is complimentary right in front of the museum at the Southeast corner of Mill and 10th St. The building itself is just as intriguing and unique as the art. Check in at the front desk for a paper guide, snacks, and a few souvenirs. Check out their website to see which exhibits are currently up and any special events. The museum has a cool moody vibe, and the different exhibits were interesting. The U-shape of the building makes it an easy wall to not miss anything. We turned it into a date day by walking the museum, then checking out campus shops, and finishing with a cocktail in a rooftop bar overlooking the city.
I love that ASU Art Museum is free admission and have convenient parking, offers a unique architectural design that’s as captivating as the art inside. With a moody, cool vibe, intriguing exhibits, and a U-shaped layout that ensures nothing is missed, it’s perfect for a day out, especially when paired with exploring nearby campus shops and ending with rooftop cocktails overlooking the city.
Small university museum. There are about 5 galleries in there. Free admission. The building is nice, with unique architecture. Showing more identity kind of exhibits - like Indian tribes, or Mexican heritage. The student staff is super nice. Great place to just chill and cozy up in the heat of Phoenix
Headed to ASU art museum for The Taste of Melanin silent dance party and George Floyd art exhibit. The vibe was real chill. The staff was very helpful and friendly. There was a bar, DJ, and stations that allowed you to create your own art and add to the exhibit. The exhibit is more of an anthropology exhibit. The curator took signs and posters from the protests regarding Floyd's murder and created a living monument. I thought it was tasteful and a tribute to the people who marched against injustice.
I was visiting Phoenix for my son's graduation and this is one of the places we visited. We enjoyed the art here. My favorite was the Indian statue in the plaza