Etherton Gallery

Since 1981, Etherton Gallery has consistently exhibited the most significant photographers in the history of photography and contemporary artists who have irrevocably altered the trajectory of photography. Our goal has always been to bring great photography to college students and experienced collectors alike. Our shows are filled with the most important names in photography history. The gallery advocates for the Southwest, especially Tucson, and features prominent artists from the area in many different media. They host scheduling related to national and local problems. The Fine Print Program is free of charge. The gallery is a champion of the Southwest, particularly Tucson. They also exhibit top artists in the area in many media and host free Fine Print Programs on topics relevant to national and local issues. Being a member of AIPAD from the start, the gallery has also participated in fine art photography fairs (the Classic Photographs LA and AIPAD Photography Show NY).

Feedback for the Etherton Art Gallery in Tucson is overwhelmingly positive. Numerous reviewers noted the gallery's inviting space and the warm and knowledgeable staff, with Daphne, especially, receiving high praise. The exhibits also received many compliments, with many visitors appreciating the photographers' and Daphne’s painstaking care and expertise. Etherton also has a variety of artwork and the next exhibitions' inevitability, meaning that visitors will likely see something that appeals to them. Achieving any gallery distinction is quite difficult. Of particular note is the general positive impression Az’s new location and surroundings have made on visitors. The downtown neighborhood, with its galleries, restaurants, and easy parking, is becoming a new destination, and they heartily recommend a visit. Many people, slam off any visit to the Etherton Art Gallery, ensure an interesting and rewarding experience. Etherton Art Gallery is undoubtedly a location once artists recommend and predict will continue to grow and be a reference art destination in the future.