The Tucson Museum of Art is committed to relevance and equity by fostering connections and broadening public access to the arts to its local communities. Since 1924, TMA has shared a passion for the visual arts in the community, building its impact generation after generation. From its beginnings as the Tucson Fine Arts Association to the Tucson Arts Center, and today as the Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block, TMA has generated enjoyment, an enriched perspective on the world, and exposure to the arts for the people of Southern Arizona.

The Tucson Museum of Art holds in public trust over 11,000 works of art. The permanent collection includes works from art of the American West, contemporary art, Indigenous art, Latin American art, modern art, Asian art, decorative arts, and European art.