Phoenix Art Museum is located in the Phoenix, Arizona. This is the southwest's largest destination for visual art. The art museum is located in 285,000 square feet of land. The art museum displays the international exhibitions. The museum was established in the year 1959.

The art museum's collection includes American, Asian, European, Latin American, Western American, modern, and contemporary arts. You can see the collection of fashion design in the Phoenix art museum.

Phoenix Art museum general information

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Upcoming events of Phoenix art museum

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The Phoenix Art Museum provides events and live performances through out the year. The year round events in art Museum are festivals, live performances, independent art films, photography exhibition, and numerous educational programs.

The Art Museum will be opened from Tuesday through Sunday from 10am to 5pm. In Thursdays the museum hour will be extends to 9pm. Museum will be closed on Mondays and major holidays. The admission fee for adults is $9 and for full time students and senior citizens is $7. Children under the age of 6 are admitted free and above 6 years are charged $3. The museum members are allowed free.

The Library in the Phoenix art museum is the best place for the visitors. The art museum consists of more than 40,000 books, monographs, catalogs, artist files and many more to educate the people about the arts. The activities involved in the art museum are portrait maker, word play, sound off and lost and found.

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As a privately-owned and non-profit educational institute of the city, the Phoenix Art Museum has opened its door to the public since 1959. Today, it houses a permanent collection consisting of over 18,000 art works from across the world. Covering approximately 203,000 square feet, it is regarded as the largest destination for visual arts in the southwest.

For almost half a century, the Phoenix Art Museum has been widely considered as the premier cultural hub of Arizona. And this magnificent museum really lives up to its name. It performs as a fantastic venue for visitors to immerse themselves into culture as well as art and fashion. People will not only feel pleasant but also be enlightened during their Phoenix Art Museum trip.

Official Website of the Phoenix Art Museum

http://www.phxart.org/

About the Phoenix Art Museum

http://www.phxart.org/visit/index.php#about

With beautiful & elegant appearance and impressively cultural & historic ambiance, the Phoenix Art Museum could undoubtedly offer all the visitors the best museum experience. Meanwhile, it is also one of the best-loved venues in Phoenix for spectacular weddings.

To help visitors achieve an exquisite and unforgettable wedding, the museum provides various spaces and unparalleled setting. In total, there are four truly unique venues for you to choose for your special event.

1) Rineberg Gallery

This central gallery inside the Phoenix Art Museum comes with a reception capacity of 200 guests, though there will be only 150 seats available for your wedding ceremony. This site also features up to three ARTender bars which can be moved as your need. The artworks included in this gallery would definitely add an elegant atmosphere to your spectacular wedding.

2) Arcadia Farms

The Arcadia Farms is a wonderful dining destination inside the museum for visitors of all age. It features lots of award-winning cuisines. With a seating capacity of 100, the Arcadia Farm is perfect for any wedding reception and mini wedding ceremony. The premier highlight of this spot is that it allows wedding planners to arrange seats and tables just as they like. However, this venue would be only available for wedding parties held before 10 am or after 6 pm.

To plan your wedding at the Arcadia Farms in advance, you can call (602)257-2191. If you would like to view the menu first, visit the following page.

Arcadia Farms Menus

http://www.arcadiafarmscafe.com/pam/menu.html

3) Cumming Great Hall

This hall serves as a multi-purpose venue of the city. Annually, it would host a large number of events, from private gathering, large cocktail party to grand wedding. It occupies about 6,600 square feet and boasts about 27 feet high sloped ceiling. There are about 350 seats available.

The Cumming Great Hall is loaded with a lot of advanced amenities. Built-in sound system and area lighting are offered as well. Besides, you can also take advantage of the mobile ARTender bars.

4) Whiteman Hall

The Whiteman Hall is a perfect venue for various lectures and meetings. Plus, it can also be used as the spot for your unrivaled wedding ceremony. This site provides 294 comfortable seats, each of which boasts wonderful sight line. Projection video and DVD/VHS/CD player are offered as well.

Certainly, the Phoenix Art Museum would offer many other services to ensure you a memorable wedding. For more details, you need to call (602)307-2019. Or you can choose to send your email directly to events@phxart.org.

Great Venues for Wedding and Other Events inside the Museum

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As the largest visual art center in the southwest, Phoenix Art Museum (PAM) boasts an extensive collection of both modern and contemporary art works from America, Europe, Latin American and other parts of the world. Besides, a delight array of events and activities are presented by the museum all year round including live performances, films, lectures, special activities and etc. To ensure you a rewarding art tour, we'd like to offer comprehensive events info of the museum.

Live Performances

Art is more than just stereotyped exhibitions, but has a life. Phoenix Art Museum is dedicated to bringing art to life via various types of live performances. Let's take a sneak preview of the performances to be presented in the first half year of 2011.

Feel Snazzy? Get Jazzy!

It's an informal performance embracing two of Ann Bonfoey Taylor's favorite musical styles: Big Band and jazz. If you fell snazzy and lose your heart to jazz like Mrs. Taylor, why not get jazzy with Tommy Eggleston Band in the exhibition? Music starts at 2:00 pm, April 26.

Art Inspires Art

The blossom of art industry can't be achieved without the musical creativity and innovation contributed by numerous art lovers. To celebrate their great works, student composers from ASU School of Music will present string quartet to the accompaniment of Peter Wegner's Guillotine of Shade and Guillotine of Sunlight. It will be presented at 1:30 pm, April 30.

Guide to an Exhibitionist

This is a multimedia dance-theatre work considered highly as "the reigning queen of site-specific performance" by L.A. Times. It expresses the mysteries of the nude, still life and color-field painting through the body movement of live performers in an oversized frame. This award-winning performance has brought its artistic excellence to audiences throughout the world. Good news is that this show will be staged at Phoenix Art Museum in the night of May 7.

Performances to be held in the rest months of 2011 have not been posted yet. For up-to-date info on live performances, please keep an eye on the official site of Phoenix Art Museum:

Performances

http://www.phxart.org/events/index.php

Films

Films presented by Phoenix Art Museum are either thought-provoking art films or the ones that are relevant to the museum's collection and exhibitions. The films are free to watch on a first-come, first-seated basis. A discussion about the film will be conducted as a conclusion. As far as we know, quite a few classic artistic films will be screened at Phoenix Art Museum. Here is the schedule:

Beauty and the Beast: March 27, 1pm

Frankenstein: April 3, 2pm - 4:15pm

Great Expectations: April 10, 1pm

Out of Africa: April 17, 1pm

The Red Violin: May 1, 1pm

The Queen: May 15, 1pm

Louvre City: May 29, 1pm

The Importance of Being Earnest: June 12, 2pm - 5pm

For detailed info on those films, please visit:

Films Info

http://www.phxart.org/events/index.php

Lectures & Talks

While strolling through Phoenix Art Museum, does it ever occur to you that there might be some illuminating stories behind the art work? To let you know more about art themes in exhibitions, lectures and talks are given at the museum now and then. Hope you'll get enlightened by the expert talks.

Insights into the Theatre de la Mode

Theatre de la Mode is the masterpiece made by some first-rate French fashion designers and artists of the 20th century. Since its debuts in Paris, this small mannequins has toured around Europe, Japan, Spain and remained in Phoenix now. On April 6, Betty Long-Schleif would like to share his insights about these historic fashion ambassadors. He has been courier of the collection for over 20 years. Keep the time of the lecture in mind: April 6, 7:00 pm.

An Evening with Eric Fischl and Andres Serrano

Artist Eric Fischl was graduated from Phoenix College. To award the College's outstanding art students, Artist Eric Fischl returns to Phoenix once a year. This year, Eric Fischl will invite an important guest, Andres Serrano. His artistic works dealing with the boundaries between beauty and disgust are quite provocative and remarkable. The two artists will appear at Phoenix Art Museum at 7:00 pm of April 13.

Some other notable talks to be presented are:

Fifty Works for Fifty States: March 30, 7pm

Echoes of Eden: April 2, 2pm

Celebrating the Golden Age of Dutch Art: April 20, 7pm

Photography's Changing Media: April 27, 7pm

The Look and Feel of Luxury: May 4, 7pm

Contemporary Forum Grant Winners: May 11, 7pm

The Art of Couture: May 21, 2pm

Bowles on Balenciaga: May 25, 7pm

For further info, please check them out at:

Lectures & Talks

http://www.phxart.org/events/lectures.php

Demos & Discussions

Want to learn some hands-on experience in art working? How about stealing some innovative tricks from artists? Well, the museum's workshops are just such great places to learn, discuss and create!

The Low Down Dirty Guide to Public Art

Presented by local artists, this guide is broken down to three parts: Presentations and Proposals, Collaborations and The Design Process. During the process, you will learn some practical tricks such as how to make a presentation sing, how to achieve the best team work and the steps of design process. The three sessions will be held respectively at:

March 30, 6pm - 7:15pm

April 27, 6pm - 7:15pm

May 25, 6pm - 7:15pm

Temples to the Muses

This is a five-part workshop. It's meant to get visitors to know more about the museums. By exploring the history of museums, participants will appreciate the hard work of curators and educators. A visit to the newly reinstalled North Wing of Phoenix Art Museum will be part of the program. This special event will last from February 17 to April 14.

For more info on Demos and Discussions, please visit:

Demos & Discussions

http://www.phxart.org/events/workshops.php

Special

Art can be fun as well. To enrich and entertain guests, Phoenix Art Museum will offer a rich diversity of special activities in 2011. Check for some upcoming fun events.

Arts & Flowers 2011

Arts & Flowers is an annual event of the museum held in every spring. During the time, the galleries will be filled with spectacular floral arrangements and scents of flowers. There will be over 60 floral designers and garden-club member interpreting the artworks. This year, this spectacular event is divided into 4 sessions and they will be presented at respectively:

March 31, 2pm - 5pm

April 1, 10am - 5pm

April 2, 10am - 5pm

April 3, Noon - 5pm

First Friday: Fringe Festival

Phoenix Fringe Festival will be held on each Friday of 2011. For April First Friday, the performance is titled as Unreal City: Remixes of the Arizona Landscape. Through somatic, visual art and theatrical collage, this three-hour durational performance will reveal the unique beauty of the desert and the mundane. This multi-media performance is directed by Rachel Bowditch, Verbobala and SonicAnta. For detailed info or info on May First Friday program, keep a eye on the updated info at:

Special Events

http://www.phxart.org/events/programs.php

Notes: Some events presented by the museum are open to members only. To cater to tastes of all ages, some events are specially designed for kids and teens under 21. Plus, the museum can offer you a unique setting for your private meeting, wedding and etc. Interested? Dig out more info from:

Host Your Event

http://www.phxart.org/events/hostevent.php

Art lovers cannot miss the Phoenix Art Museum - Southeast's largest visual arts destination. The museum now has 285,000 square feet of exhibition space. Coming guests will be fascinated and entertained by the groundbreaking exhibitions that are only on display for a limited time. Popular exhibitions featuring artists such as Norman Rockwell and Monet are on display with more than 1,700 work exhibitions from around the world.

Most visitors are impressed by this art museum on their vacation. The amazing exhibits, wonderful touring exhibitions and an awesome contemporary and modern art collection…the list goes endless! Undoubtedly, it's great to infuse your career with a little culture. A job at the Phoenix Art Museum can be what you're looking for. Currently, there're five job openings for you to apply.

1) Graphic Designer

A full-time Graphic Designer is needed to perform all aspects of image campaigns, including concept, graphic design and logos used to present programs and services related with Phoenix Art Museum. To qualify the job position, a Bachelor's degree in fine arts, design or related area is needed. Minimum three-year experience in professional or commercial graphic design production and graphics project management is essential. To learn more job duties and requirements, download the PDF below.

Details of Graphic Designer

http://www.phxart.org/employment/documents/GraphicDesignerwebsite03-11.pdf

2) Part-Time Gallery Attendants

Part-time gallery attendants manage to provide the highest standards of customer service for museum's patrons and offer a good ambience for the museum's collections, members, visitors, and other staff. These positions will work for 15-25 hours each week, including weekend and evening hours. The pay rate is about $9 per hour. Candidates must be high school graduates and have one year of customer service experience.

Other requirements include:

- Have knowledge of customer service best practices and standards.

- Able to stand for long periods of time.

- Lift 30 pounds without help.

- Able to communicate professionally and courteously with museum members, visitors and staff members.

Learn More about Part-Time Gallery Attendants

http://www.phxart.org/employment/documents/PTGA-website01-28-11.pdf

3) Curator of Latin American Art

A Curator of Latin American Art takes charge of the research, conservation and publication of the showcased collections. The position is also responsible for organizing and securing worldwide significant exhibitions and leading a museum support group for Latin American Art. Masters Degree in Art History and minimum of 3-year curatorial or related experience are basic qualifications for candidates.

Everything about Curator of Latin American Art

http://www.phxart.org/employment/documents/CuratorofLatinAmericanArt02-11website.pdf

4) Assistant Curator for Education

This position aims to help the Director of Education in many areas, including the planning and scheduling of cohesive public programs, internal training and special programs for adult audiences. The position also serves as an educator on exhibition teams sometimes. Candidates must possess Bachelor's degree in art education, museum education or art history. Minimum of three-year museum experience is required.

More Info about Assistant Curator of Education

http://www.phxart.org/employment/documents/AsstCurofEdpostingnotice03-11.pdf

5) Part-Time Visitor Service Associate

Part-time Visitor Service Associate takes the overall responsibilities of greeting and helping museum visitors with utmost courtesy and respect, including membership issues, visitors' inquires on exhibitions, events, facilities and collections at the museum. Learn more details of the job via the following downloadable PDF.

Duties and Responsibilities of Part-Time Visitor Service Associate

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As all job openings are valid through a period of time. You can stay tuned to its official website to learn the latest updates of available job postings.

Job Announcements

http://www.phxart.org/employment/jobannouncement.php

How to apply? If you're interested in any of the job posting, please send your resume, cover letter, application, salary history or pay requirements to the art museum. Mail the materials to Human Resources Manager, Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004-1685 or email to hr@phxart.org or fax to 602-257-2127.

The Phoenix Art Museum also provides internship opportunities to work on projects by museum staff. Interns must be current undergraduate and graduate students or recent graduates. For Undergraduate students, they must have finished at least junior-year status at school. For international applicants, they must be enrolled at a US college or university and have a valid student visa. Four types of interns are offered.

Summer interns work an average of 20 hours each week. But the schedules may vary slightly according to department needs and multiple department interns. The summer internship generally begins in early June and lasts for eight weeks.

Schedules for fall/spring semester and special-project interns may vary to accommodate the internship position and their class schedules. They will work a total of at least 120 hours.

To apply for the internship position, you need to prepare complete application materials, including application form, personal statement, two letters of recommendation and undergraduate or graduate transcripts. Application materials can be sent to Phoenix Art Museum, ATTN: Internships, 1625 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85004-1685. If you have any further questions or concerns, please email the Museum's Education Department at education@phxart.org or call 602-307-2032.

Deadlines for submission:

- Summer - Received no later than March 1. (2011 Summer internship applications are no longer being accepted.)

- Spring semester - Received no later than November 1.

- Fall semester - Received no later than July 1. (2011 Fall internship applications can be sent after May 1.)

- Special projects - Variable, please refer to each internship description

Internships at Phoenix Art Museum

http://www.phxart.org/employment/internshipannouncement.php

Volunteer programs are available for you to get involved with the museum's work. Volunteers play a vital role in the Phoenix Art Museum and can be the museum's heart and soul. Their major duties include:

- Assist in the museum offices.

- Help children and families during special museum family programs or school filed trips.

- Sell museum memberships.

- Greet and help coming visitors from all corners of the world.

- Provide support during special exhibitions and events.

Current opportunities for volunteer programs are listed as follows:

- Special Exhibitions

- Under 21

- PhxArtKids Days

- Sketching in the Galleries

- Administrative and Art Research Library Offices

- Film at the Museum

If you'd like to join the museum and make a difference, please download the application form and fill it out. Mail the form to Volunteer Coordinator, Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004-1685 or fax to 602-253-8662. If you have any questions, please contact the Volunteer Office at 602-307-2009 or email at volunteer@phxart.org.

Downloadable Application Form

http://www.phxart.org/waystogive/volunteer-application.pdf

Details of Volunteer Programs at Phoenix Art Museum

http://www.phxart.org/waystogive/volunteer.php

Open in 1959, Phoenix Art Museum is the largest venue for world-class visual arts with galleries in the Southwest. It houses the permanent collection of more than 17,000 objects including the standard smattering of early American, European, Asian, Latin American and other artworks.

As a favorite spot in Phoenix, Phoenix Art Museum is a great way to spend some time learning the history of the tribes of the southwestern plains. You could be lost in rapture for hours within its walls. Visitors will be treated to amazing exhibitions, live performances, three specialized galleries, the landscaped Sculpture Garden, independent art films, educational programs and more.

Located at Central Avenue and McDowell Road, the museum can be found on the historic Central Avenue Corridor. The physical address is McDowell Road & Central Avenue 1625 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85004. For visitors who plan to drive to the location, the following directions are offered to make your trip a breeze.

1) From North Valley via I-17

If you come from North Valley via I-17, exit at McDowell Road. Make a left at the off ramp light. Follow the McDowell Road to Central Avenue. Drive on until you pass through the light at Central Avenue. Then take a left 0.1 of a mile onto Alvarado Street. The museum can be found on your left side.

2) From South Valley via I-17

For visitors departing from South Valley via I-17, take McDowell Road exit. Turn right at the off ramp light to McDowell Road. Travel along the McDowell Road to Central Avenue. Then follow the above mentioned directions.

3) From East Valley via I-10

If driving from East Valley via I-10, you are suggested to exit at 7th Street and merge right onto 7th Street. At the first light, turn left onto McDowell Road. Then follow the McDowell Road to 3rd Street. Continue across the light at 3rd Street and make a right 0.2 of a mile onto Alvarado Street. The museum will be on your left hand side.

4) From West Valley via I-10

For visitors coming from West Valley via I-10, take 7th Avenue exit. At the off ramp, turn left onto 7th Avenue. Then make a right turn at the first light onto McDowell Road. Drive along the McDowell Road until it becomes Central Avenue. Follow the Central Avenue to pass the light and turn left 0.1 of a mile onto Alvarado Street. You will find the museum on your left side.

If you want to make sure your visit is perfect in every way, also keep abreast of hours info of the art museum. The Phoenix Art Museum is open from 5 days a week (closing on Monday and Tuesday). The hours of operation are from 10am to 9pm on Wednesday, from 10am to 5pm on Thursday through Saturday and from 12am to 5pm on Sunday.

On first Fridays per month and each Wednesdays, the museum is open in the evening for voluntary donation. The hours are from 6pm to 10pm on Fridays and from 3pm to 9pm on Wednesdays. During museum holidays (January 17 & February 21), the museum are open from 10am to 5pm.

For visitors who are planning on a visit to the attraction, there is an admission to the museum. The general admission is $10 for adults, $4 for children (aged 6-17) and $8 for senior citizens. Full-time college / university students are also charged $8 with valid student w / ID. Children under 6 and museum members are free of charge. For ticketed and special admission exhibits, there may be exclusive policies and charges.

Phoenix Art Museum Membership

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To enhance your museum experience, Phoenix Art Museum also provides various tours for both children and adults. For school audience up to K-12, the museum offers on-site tours led by museum docents, scheduled self-guided visitors, art masterpiece program and more. All programs are endorsed with Arizona Academic Standards in the visual arts and related curriculum areas. For more info and details, visit this page:

School Tours and Programs at Phoenix Art Museum

http://www.phxart.org/events/education.php

Adult tours are also available at the museum, including adult docent-led tour and adult self-guided tour. To learn more about these adult tours, check this page:

Adult Tours at Phoenix Art Museum

http://www.phxart.org/visit/groupsales.php

To schedule a group tour of 10 or more adults, you need to contact the museum at least 5 weeks prior to your visit. The fee of each person is as the same as the general admission to the museum. For more info, call (602) 307-2090 or send email to groupsales@phxart.org.

If you get hungry while perusing the fine works of art, there is also a splendid restaurant on the premises - Arcadia Farms. Seated inside the museum, Arcadia Farms serves casual and high-class dining. Museum patrons can enjoy delicious sandwiches, salads and desserts that are always made with local organically grown ingredients. The restaurant also provides kids menu. To explore a full menu, click here:

A Full Menu for Arcadia Farms

http://www.arcadiafarmscafe.com/pam/menu.html

Showing a current membership card, you will receive a discount on dining at this restaurant. The operating hours are from 10am to 8:30pm on Wednesday and from 10am to 4pm from Thursday to Sunday. During the first Fridays of every month, the venue opens from 10am to 9pm. If you have more questions, call (602) 257-2191.

The Phoenix art museum holds a respectable collection. The architecture is engaging and four floors full of exhibits. The exhibits themselves are diverse and intriguing. The collection of fashion designs, the sculpture garden, the collection of contemporary art - and you have so much to engage your time.

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Admission to the Museum is FREE on all Tuesdays. An audio guide is in place to help you. It would be a good idea to carry headphones. For the locals, the museum is simply PAM, the shortened version of its full name. On days other than Tuesdays tickets cost $10 per adult with some discounts for students, senior citizens etc. Children under 6 years are admitted free. The closing time differs on certain days and the link above has the fine details.

Finding the right type of hotel accommodation for your vacation can be challenging at times. The challenge is when you need some key factors to blend into the same choice. For example, you could be looking for a great Spa but you also expect it to be smoke free.

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Notice however, that your choice hotel answering such specific combination of services may not be as close to a particular attraction in the given city, as you might wish. But, short distances of a few miles from one or more attraction cannot be a deterrent in selecting the hotel of your choice.

A nick name given to the Phoenix art museum is PAM and holds itself as the largest primary institution representing visual art in the whole of Southwest US. The collections at the museum date back to early 1900s. The first painting at the museum was bought in 1915 and ten years later, the Phoenix Fine Arts association was formed. In 1936 this became the Phoenix Art center and was later christened as Phoenix art Museum.

The museum is open on all days except major holidays, Mondays and Tuesdays. The start time is 10 am except on Sundays, while the closing time varies on different days. Admission cost is $10 per adult with children and senior citizens getting small discounts. Admission is free between 3 and 9 pm on Wednesdays and 6 and 10 pm on the first Friday each month.

The link below will give you more elaborate details on the Phoenix art museum.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Art_Museum

With the aid of Phoenix Arizona travel guide, it has been very easy for populations to access this museum and majorly for career development. If you are looking for a place where you can infuse your career with cultural aspects this serves as your best result. Internship programs here are only offered at specified periods and so it's important to confirm on the particular posts before applying.

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1. Where to visit when in Phoenix art museum

A wide range of events takes place besides career goals in the Phoenix art museum jobs. These events and performances allow one to visit different areas such as the Phoenix new times movie center. Here different films are hosted as designed to enhance career growth. However, this meets populations of different languages, ages and careers.

2. How to get in to the school membership programs

Different programs that are designed to equip educators and learners with unique needs such as school visits, professional development careers, classroom presentations and museum tours act as supplements of the class work. General membership cards are given which admit two adults and approximately four children.

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The Phoenix Art Museum is an excellent place to go down to if you want to have a good time with your family and children. There is a lot of interesting things on display so ensure that you go down here for an educational as well as an interesting time. Your family and children are sure to love the amazing exhibits on display. Book your hotels in Phoenix right away to have fun.

Phoenix Art Museum Hours (effective May 26, 2009)

Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Thursday - Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday: noon to 5 p.m.

First Friday of the month: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and major holidays

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The ticket prices are pretty reasonable round here, and will cost you around 10$ for adult admission and 8$ for children and senior citizens. The museum is open pretty much the entire year long except for vacations. There are several exhibits on offer and you need to pick and choose to decide what you want to watch.

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It is also fairly easy to get to the museum because it is located close to all the important places. So make sure that you go down here for the perfect vacation experience. The Phoenix Art Museum is also important because it is home to plenty of valuable exhibits and art work.

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