Cutler-Plotkin Jewish Heritage Center is a historic building which was built in 1921. Originally a synagogue named Temple Beth Israel, this historic place was later transformed into a Jewish heritage center. The building offers rental space for private events and is also listed among'Phoenix Points of Pride.' Visitors can get acquainted with Jewish culture through the various cultural and religious programs held here. The museum has a collection of Jewish wedding gowns, suits and some other collectibles. Besides, film screenings, book discussions and other interesting events hosted here give an insight into the rich culture. The center is open to people of all faiths who wish to know more about the Jewish heritage of Arizona.
If you are looking to explore some new creations in contemporary art, then visit the Harry Wood Gallery that is located in the Art Building on the Arizona State University Campus. The gallery is named after the head of the Arts Department Professor Harry Wood. The main objective of the gallery is to provide exhibition space to graduate students who want to present their art thesis. Other annual exhibitions like the Nathan Cummings Foundation Juried Travel Exhibition, Juried Undergraduate Exhibition and many more are presented here.
This fine art publisher, distributor and custom framer is the most popular choice of area designers, galleries and art consultants looking for quality pieces. For those wishing for the designer touch to adorn walls this is the ideal place to find works by today's popular artists. You will find an extensive collection of artists and styles. Artists include works by Leland Beaman, Susan Osborne, Marco Galaviz and Erin Lofton. More than 30 artists' work is featured. Check out the Web page for further information.
Showcasing local Native American artists for more than twenty years, Grey Wolf Gallery is a great place to pick up contemporary and traditional gifts, souvenirs and artifacts. The finest examples of turquoise and silver jewelry, hand-thrown pottery, traditional rugs, framed art and Kachinas are offered. Highly sought artists include Richard Begay, Carlos Nakai, Ray Tracey and Thomas Singer. Sioux, Navajo, Hopi, Cheyenne and Zuni Tribal works are included.