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Upcoming Exhibitions

The Exhibits Program at Tohono Chul presents visual stories linking the nature, culture, and arts of the Southwest. Focusing on the work of regional artists, we display vibrant works of art in a diverse array of thematic group exhibits. The charming adobe Exhibit House, built as a private home in 1937, is an ideal environment for visitors to view Southwestern artworks. 50% of all exhibit sales help fund programs at Tohono Chul.

Questions? Please contact the Exhibits Department at exhibits@tohonochul.org

Upcoming Exhibitions

Image: clockwise from top left: Phil Lichtenhan, David Adix, Veta Carney, C.J. Shane

10×10 | A Fundraiser

February 28 – May 24, 2026

Exhibit House Entry Gallery

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Image: clockwise from top left: Phil Lichtenhan, David Adix, Veta Carney, C.J. Shane

10×10 | A Fundraiser

February 28 – May 24, 2026

Exhibit House Entry Gallery

Tohono Chul’s annual 10×10 | A Fundraiser exhibition is entering its 10th year since inception! If you have visited the galleries between the months of March to May, you might have been caught up in the frenzy and excitement of this exhibition – each piece is no larger than 10 inches by 10 inches in any dimension, priced at $100, and can be taken home immediately upon purchase! The gallery never looks the same on any given day with new works constantly being revealed. Artists who have exhibited with us the previous year are invited to participate, providing a wide range of sculptures, paintings, prints, photographs, and mixed media works. There is something for everyone in the 10×10 exhibition!  

This year we are excited to announce that each 10×10 purchased will be doubled by a matching gift of up to $15,000 in memory of Stephan and Linda Jones.