January 2021
Tubac Festival Then & Now
In partnership with the Tubac Historical Society, and in support of the Tubac Festival of the Arts, TCA will present historical posters, programs, and documents from the Tubac Festival of Arts archive dating back to the 1970’s.
Find out more »For the Love of It Marion Valentine
Tubac artist, Marion Valentine was one of the early Tubac artists, along with her husband Hans, their home was also their studio, open to the public. Marion was well known for her unique batik paintings. In this retrospective, we celebrate her love of art and community for her birthday, February 14th, Valentine’s Day!
Find out more »Arizona Aqueous
Opening Reception for this event will be a Facebook Live event on January 15th 5:00 PM FaceBook Page “Arizona Aqueous” has been a tradition at TCA for 34 years. This national juried exhibit engages artists from across the country working in traditional and contemporary methods that incorporate water media on paper.Juror: Jim Waid
Find out more »Harmston Arts – Serigraphs
Opening Reception for this event will be a Facebook Live event on January 15th 5:00 PM Facebook Page HarmstonArts represents a partnership of 30 years of creativity. Steve and Bonnie Harmston work together with a focus that reflects each of their unique sensibilities. Steve has a BFA in Printmaking and Bonnie has a degree in Marketing. Together they collaborate on designs that reflect their experiences from travels throughout the wild and rural parts of the land. Their silkscreen prints are…
Find out more »For Cello’s Sake
This performance is sponsored by Charlotte and Robert Nelson. Husband and wife cello duo, Kevin and Haeyoon Krentz present an evening of everyone’s favorite instrument. The fabulous Lauren Roth, violinist and Concertmistress of the Tucson Symphony will also join the Krentzes for a program of virtuosic, beautiful, and probing music from Vivaldi to Ravel with a stop at the circus. This performance will be presented both live and virtually. Season subscribers will have the first opportunity to experience the limited…
Find out more »Impressions: The Art of the Print
This juried exhibit will present the many different types of printmaking methods, including monotype, etchings, drypoint, lithography, woodcut, linocut, collagraph, and screen-print. Additionally, educational material describing the different types of printmaking will help visitors understand the methods and techniques. The exhibit highlights original printmaking methods and addresses the difference between the art form of printmaking versus the reproduction of art called a “print.” Juror: David Andres
Find out more »February 2021
Dolan Ellis – AZ’s Official State Balladeer
This performance is sponsored by DJ and Dieter Boehm. Dolan Ellis has been Arizona’s Official State Balladeer for 47 years, under the appointment of twelve Arizona Governors. While exploring the little known corners of this state in his specially equipped four-wheel drive vehicles, and researching the legends and historical events that he writes and sings about, he has logged over a million Arizona miles on his Jeeps. As an original member of the famous folk singing group, The New Christy…
Find out more »Open Studio Tour Artists
Southern Arizona has one of the most robust and exciting art scenes in the United States and one avenue for investigating the exceptional work of our artists from Sahuarita to Nogales is through the Open Studio Tour. Beginning February 26, patrons can take a preview of the work of our annual Open Studio Tour, March 12-14, 2021. Plan your visit by previewing the artist’ studios you wish to visit during the Tour. Grab a free restaurant guide as well for…
Find out more »Members Juried Exhibit Best of Show Winners David & Paula Perio
David & Paula Perino were selected as the Best of Show for their mixed media glass sculpture, “Encryption.” As the BOS award winners, their work will be featured in the Studio Gallery from February 26 – April 4, 2021.
Find out more »March 2021
TSO Brass Quintet
TSO charms a wide variety of audiences with its versatile repertoire ranging from the Baroque to Broadway and Dixieland Jazz to traditional classics. A brass quintet is the most powerful of the chamber ensembles and can fill up a hall with its grand sound like an organ. In the hands of these superb musicians, it can also sing soft and sweet, bringing you to the edge of your seat, and get your toes tapping with jazzy tunes to boot. This…
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