Current Exhibits
Being Eddie Basha
March 10, 2026 - Summer 2027
Eddie Basha was many things to many people: businessman, friend, education advocate, champion of the arts, and so much more.
This exhibition immerses visitors in the pivotal periods throughout Eddie’s life, as well as the principles he lived by. Learn how he shaped lasting legacies in education, business, the arts, and many diverse communities.
Radio that Rocked the Valley
March 24 - Sept. 27, 2026
You’ve heard them on the radio, now learn how they’ve shaped our communities. Radio that Rocked the Valley showcases the region’s major radio stations—past and present. Using radio technology and memorabilia, the exhibition honors Arizona’s broadcasting industry and its many creative talents, including Pat McMahon, Al McCoy, and many more.
This exhibition is presented in collaboration with the House of Broadcasting, Inc., a local non-profit dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history of radio in Arizona.
Image: Barry Goldwater, lifelong ham radio operator, c.1960s. Arizona State University Library. BMG-AMP153.
The Mask of Lincoln
July 7 - December 2026
Lincoln was the first president to serve after photography truly came of age. He embraced the new technology to craft his image and keep himself in the eye of his fellow citizens. Explore ten iconic portraits that show the changing face President Abraham Lincoln presented to the world as he began his presidency and led the fight to preserve the union during the Civil War.
Credit: The Mask of Lincoln portfolio was developed by the National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. This portfolio was made possible by a grant from the Smithsonian Women’s Committee.