This exhibit explores Arizona’s state neckwear – the bolo tie. The distinctive tie originated in the state, and its popularity spread throughout the West and in many other parts of the country.

• Contact: Heard Museum
• Phone: (602) 252-8848
• Admission: $15 adults; $13.50 seniors (65+); $7.50 students with ID; $7.50 children (6-12); children under 6 ye
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On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home, studio and architectural campus, Phoenix Art Museum presents a major exhibition offering a fresh perspective on the celebrated architect and designer's seven-decade career. Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architecture for the 21st Century surveys more than 150 works, including drawings -33 of which have never been exhibited publicly- scale models, furniture, and photography as well as video footage.

Reflecting on Wright's impact during his lifetime and his significance today, the retrospective will highlight the many triumphs of Wright's career and focus on his grand opus of suburban planning, Living City (1958) which, though never realized, was the culmination of all his work. This blueprint for Wright's urban utopia vision incorporated the natural environment into everyday life

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• Phone: (602) 257-1222
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Contemporary Vietnamese artists, Dinh Thi Tham Poong, Hong Viet Dung, Nguyen Bach Dan, and Pham Luan, join with Korean artist, Yong Jo Ji, for an exhibition of their current work. Using combined mediums of encaustic, watercolor, oil, and ink on canvas and paper, work by these five artists displays their cultural contrasts and similarities.

• Contact: Jill Harten
• Phone: (480) 421-1818
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