Mr. Brown has a BFA from Arizona State University and a MFA from the University of Arizona. He has shown work in solo and group shows throughout the state and region.

      Climb Climb is on exhibit in the TIA Upper Link Gallery through January 31, 2008.

      Also new in the TIA Lower Link Gallery, works by members of Southern Arizona Arts Guild (SAAG). This show includes artists Joe Bourne, Jennifer Carr, Joy Douglas, John H. Gerdes, Nazanin Ghotbi, Harry L. Green II, Parthenia Ham, Robert Jennette, Carl Leick, Judie McEwen, Perry Pageau, Lorrie Parsell, Marty Plevel, Marie Eleanor Scales, Deanna Thibault, and Saundra Thumbull.

      The SAAG was founded in March 2002 as a venue for artists to exchange ideas and provide support. The Guild composed of painters, sculptors, and creators of all manner of fine crafts, offers a forum for the appreciation and advancement of the Arts.

      SAAG exhibit ends February 29, 2008. For more information visit www.southernazartsguild.org.

      Vidrio Volando (Glass Flying) is currently on display through December 31, 2007, in the TIA Center Gallery. The exhibit features glass art by the instructors and students of the Sonoran Glass Art Academy, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting appreciation and awareness of glass artists and glass as a visual arts medium through instructional programming.

      For more information about the Sonoran Glass Art Academy visit www.sonoranglass.org.

      On display in the center point, ticketing level, the Arizona Historical Society has assembled a photo exhibit commemorating Charles Lindbergh’s landing in Tucson 80 years ago. This exhibit will be on display through December 2007. For more information about the Society, visit www.arizonahistoricalsociety.com.

      These exhibits are a part of the TIA’s Arts & Culture Program. To learn more visit www.tucsonairport.org.

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David Brown, top right section of Ride for Kleine France, oil

Joe Bourne, End of the Day, acrylic