NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY'S ART MUSEUM

FLAGSTAFF, AZ

Alligator Juniper This particular Alligator Juniper is found near the top of Fatmans Loop Trail. The trail itself has many massive Alligator Junipers all along the trail. Photo taken 4-14-24 by Brady Smith. Credit: Coconino National Forest
Alligator Juniper Credit: Coconino NF Photography

Northern Arizona University's Art Museum in Flagstaff AZ is an integral part of the university and the local art community. The museum is situated in the heart of downtown Flagstaff and offers a wide range of art experiences for visitors. Opened in 1975, the museum houses a variety of permanent and temporary collections of fine art and artifacts from around the world.

The museum features a permanent collection of art from the Southwest United States, Native American artifacts, and an ethnographic gallery. Additionally, it displays a range of international art spanning from ancient to contemporary works. The museum's collection is regularly rotated and augmented to ensure a fresh and diverse experience for visitors.

The museum also offers a wide range of educational programs and other activities such as workshops, lectures, and art classes. These activities are designed to engage the public and promote learning and appreciation of art. Additionally, the museum serves as a venue for many special events and performances throughout the year.

The Northern Arizona University Art Museum is an important part of the university and the local art community. With its diverse collections and educational programming, the museum provides an enriching experience for those who visit.

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY'S ART MUSEUM is a Uncategorized or General Museum in FLAGSTAFF AZ. US MID #8400400024

The museum is classed as GMU (Uncategorized or General Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Western (Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington).

Alligator Juniper This particular Alligator Juniper is found near the top of Fatmans Loop Trail. The trail itself has many massive Alligator Junipers all along the trail. Photo taken 4-14-24 by Brady Smith. Credit: Coconino National Forest
The Summer Milky Way above Oak Creek Canyon Sagittarius and the summer Milky Way is seen setting amongst the mountains of Oak Creek Canyon. The canyon is located about eight miles north of Sedona, AZ. It is truly amazing how bright and dramatic the Milky Way appears far from the city lights.
2023-12-30_10-38-24 Driving from the Grand Canyon to Flagstaff.
2023-12-30_10-34-39 Driving from the Grand Canyon to Flagstaff.
Flagstaff Sunset Arizona USA I grabbed the sun just as it was beginning to hide.... I like the warmth it gave to the pines and the red moss .....
A wonderful Location to look up and relax (Flagstaff AZ) A very calming place that as I was on the ground looking up, I had to take a picture.
Flagstaff Arizona at Sundown This is at 8,025 Altitude ....
Slide Rock, Oak Creek Canyon, AZ 2015 (1 in a multiple picture album) Oak Creek Canyon is a must for those in the area of Flagstaff or Sedona Arizona. It is accessed by Hwy 89a (just west of I-17) which connects the two towns. A plethora of photo opportunities awaits the traveler as he follows the path of Rock Creek flowing between towering walls of red sandstone. Slide Rock Park is one of its jewels but you have to time your visit right. It is often very crowded with picnickers and swimmers.
Y-NOT Carved trees
Pinecone collection - Flagstaff, Fall 2023 In late September, foresters and tree-climbing contractors on the Coconino National Forest collected 174 bushels of ponderosa pinecones from the Flagstaff Ranger District. These were sent to a greenhouse facility in Boise, where they will be processed, grown, and shipped back to Flagstaff as baby trees. In total, 277 bushels were collected throughout the year. That amounts to roughly 55,000 pinecones in all, from which approximately 1-2 million seeds will be extracted and stored in our seed bank for future reforestation work. This will allow for the eventual reforestation of between 5,000 and 20,000 acres of ponderosa pine forest over the next 10+ years. Photos taken 9/22/23 by Danika Thiele. Credit: US Forest Service, Coconino National Forest.
Panorama of Kendrick Park FR 514B, looking south from Kendrick Cabin. Photo taken 9-13-23 by Brady Smith. Credit: Coconino National Forest
2023-12-30_10-32-07 Driving from the Grand Canyon to Flagstaff.

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NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY'S ART MUSEUM
321 MCMULLEN CIRCLE
FLAGSTAFF
AZ
86011-4130

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MID # 8400400024
Name NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY'S ART MUSEUM
Alternate Name NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY'S ART MUSEUM
Classification Uncategorized or General Museums, , Western
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INCOME 0
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LAT/LONG 35.188968, -111.65397
CODES FIPS State Code: 04
FIPS County Code: 005
US Census Tract: 001000
US Census Block: 3040