TOURS & EDUCATION
The University of Arizona Museum of Art is located on the University of Arizona campus, near Park Avenue and Speedway Boulevard.
Convenient visitor parking is available at the UA garage on Park Avenue just north of Speedway Boulevard. View on map.
UAMA ADMISSION
- Adult admission: $5.00
- Students, Faculty & Staff with ID: Free
- Children: Free
- Active Military with ID: Free
- School, College & University Class Tours: Free (tour scheduling)
- Museum Members: Free (membership information)
- American Association of Museums members: Free
- UAMA is handicapped accessible.
UAMA HOURS
- Tuesday - Friday: 9am to 5pm
- Saturday - Sunday: Noon to 4 pm
- Closed Mondays.
- Closed University Holidays.
GUIDED TOURS
All groups of 8 or more should contact the Education Department at least three weeks prior to your visit.
Please complete the Tour Information Request Form to begin the process of scheduling a self-guided or a customized, free docent-led tour.
You may also contact the Education Office by calling (520) 626-9899.
One chaperone is required for every ten students in attendance.
CAMPUS PUBLIC ART AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
It is the vision of the University of Arizona to serve as a catalyst for excellence in art and artistic design through its mandated Percent for Art policy. A campus-wide collection of over 40 public sculptures, innovative public spaces, and integrated artworks enliven the campus design, educate and engage students and faculty, inspire the broader campus community, and enhance the vitality of Tucson and the aesthetic experiences of its citizens. Public art enables the University of Arizona to establish a unique, visual identity while contributing to the civic pride of the Tucson community. A vital Public Art Program is essential to the enhancement of UA’s image locally, regionally and nationally. Under guidance and direction from the UA Public Art Advisory Committee (PAAC), the University of Arizona Museum of Art & Archive of Visual Art coordinates the UA Public Art Program and in doing so strives to maintain a quality public art collection of diverse media and styles.
Download the full Public Art guide