Etherton Gallery — Attraction in Tucson

tl;dr completely inaccessible. otherwise amazing

I went on 10 May 2019 and had an amazing time. The staff was friendly, the pieces were fantastic, and I had an overall good time.

However. It is completely inaccessible. It is on the second floor, and the only way to access it is by traversing the two flight set of stairs. I went looking for info on accessibility there once I left and only found a single mention of inaccessibility, and it was in a newspaper article.

Not that it was a surprise, as all my fellow disableds warned me that galleries are pretty much always inaccessible, but it sure would be nice if it was on...

I've been visiting this gallery on a regular basis for several years now. Nearly every show they've had has introduced me to art that either delights or makes me think. They very carefully curate their shows to bring great art to Tucson. Sometimes mixed media and other formats, but mostly photography represented here.

Admission is free and they are only ever busy on their opening nights. If you want to meet the artists or talk to people about the art, go to those, otherwise most days will let you appreciate the show at...

Recommended to us by the local artists at Photographic Works, we were delighted by the quality of the space and the curation of iconic photos. Daphne was super attentive, and the exhibits (Graciela Iturbide and iconic photos from Cuba) were very interesting. Reminds us of the kind of care and attention of the Greenberg Gallery in New York. The Old Barrio area of Tucson is being renewed, and will definitely be “the place” to visit in Tucson in the...