ASU Art Museum

 


           

             The ASU Art Museum is an unparalleled platform for innovation and contemporary art that represents the University museum of the future. The institution crosses interdisciplinary studies with artistic illustrations, provoking thought and expanding on the endless limitations of art. With more than 12,000 crafts including print, sculptures, ceramics, and canvas art, the museum is frequently open to new, creative ideas that reach the diverse community of students and citizens. The museum has a number of educational programs that promote intellectual discussion and student interest. For example, the InterLab program at ASU allows college students, professors, and other organizations in the community to host projects that connect several studies within the stimulating environment at the museum to illuminate notions and explore the crafts. Although the ASU Art Museum might be of more interest to art majors, they host many events throughout the year that encourage other fine art students and families to contribute to their movement. For the past four years, the Annual Street Party in central Phoenix has been inviting students of all studies, families, and musicians alike to benefit the ASU Art Museum. Contribution costs to participate are only $5.00 for anyone over twelve. Along with live music featured by ensembles such as the Herberger institute Latin Jazz Combo, the events provides food, on-site exhibitions, activities for children, and extraordinary art for sale from local artists. Other than events and fundraisers, everything accessible within the museum for grouped school tours to student research and exploration is completely cost free. The museum remains as a non-profit organization and believes that knowledge should not come with a cost. The ASU Art Museum endeavors to engage guests with artistry pertinent to their lives and serves as a cultural resource for scholars, the community, and people throughout the entire metropolitan area.