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When is the opening reception?

Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 4–8 PM

This is the best time to experience the show in its full energy—meet the artists, explore open

studios, and be part of Tucson’s thriving art scene.

What are the gallery hours?

The exhibition will be open to the public on the following Saturdays:

October 10, 17, 24, 31 & November 7.

Gallery Hours: 12–4 PM with Steinfeld Artist Talks:

Saturday, October 10, 2026 | 2:30 PM - Ann Tracy
Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 2:30 PM - Amber Doe
Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 2:30 PM - Barbara Rogers
Saturday, October 31, 2026 | 2:30 PM - Heather Bentz
Saturday, November 14, 2026 | 2:30 PM - Alex Macias

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Artist studios will also be open during these hours.

What is A Gorgeous Excitement?

A Gorgeous Excitement is a landmark group art exhibition featuring 27 of Tucson’s most accomplished visual artists. Curated by Paul Gold, the show celebrates the depth, energy, and resilience of Tucson’s creative community at a time when opportunities for artists to exhibit in-person have diminished.

Who are the participating artists?

The exhibition features works by:

David Adix, Lori Andersen, Charlotte Bender, Heather Bentz, Peter Borowski,Claire Campbell Park, Titus Castanza, Jim Cook,Amber Doe, Ernesto Esquer, Vera GatesMoira Geoffrion, Cheryl Hochberg, Bill Lesch, Alex Macias, StevenMeckler, DeAnnMeltonSharon Nemirov, Barbara Rogers, Judith StewartAnn Tracy,Paul Waid, Rina Yoon

What is the goal of the exhibition?

The goal is to spotlight Tucson’s premier artists while bringing audiences back into physical spaces to experience art face-to-face. This high-profile show is part of a grassroots initiative led

by volunteer members of the Steinfeld artist community who have come together to support their peers and reenergize local engagement with the arts.

What makes this show different from other art exhibitions?

This isn’t just a gallery show—it’s a full creative experience. Alongside the exhibition, guests can visit open artist studios throughout the Steinfeld Warehouse, offering a rare chance to see

behind the scenes, meet artists, and view additional works.

The show also stands out for its scale, diversity of mediums, and the fact that it’s housed in one of Tucson’s most historic and beloved arts spaces.

What is the Steinfeld Warehouse Gallery & Studios?

Built in 1907, the Steinfeld Warehouse is one of Tucson’s oldest surviving industrial buildings. Now revitalized as a dynamic arts hub, it houses the Steinfeld Gallery and more than two dozen working artist studios. Its exposed brick, creaky wood floors, and passing freight trains make it a uniquely atmospheric setting for contemporary art.

Where is the exhibition held?

Steinfeld Warehouse Gallery & Studios

101 W. 6th Street, Tucson, AZ 85701

Located in the historic Warehouse Arts District, just west of Stone Avenue.

Who benefits from sales?

All artwork sales directly support the participating artists and the nonprofit Steinfeld Gallery (a 501(c)(3) organization).