Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts

Maynard Dixon Living History Museum in Mt. Carmel, Utah

Or Call 800 992-1066 for Tickets

Self Guided PROPERTY TOURS Available Daily 10-5

Docent Tours Available by appointment only, March through November.
Please call the Foundation at 800-992-1066 to make an appointment.

Hours:

Admissions:
  •  $20 Docent Tour
  •  $10 Self-Guided Walking Tour

Please Note: The Dixon property is a living history museum and not a fine art museum however in May we'll be showing an exhibition by Robert Goldman. There are several examples of Dixon artwork throughout the buildings. These are very fine reproductions. The current art market for Dixon paintings causes them to be very rare. People seeking to buy  artwork need to be prepared to disclose  a budget and expectation for such purchase. We will then make an effort to obtain such. During the winter months all the power and water is turned off. Tours may be available depending on the weather.

Jack Hiller's "The People"
Interactive Calendar
Women Out West
Thunderbird Gallery
Artist Retreats

Now Showing:

116 original albumen photographs by Jack Hillers of the 1872 John Wesley Powell Expedition. Executed between 1872 and 1875, these images depict native Americans in the region surrounding the base camp of Powell in Kanab,Utah and the surrounding areas of Southern Utah, Northern Arizona, Northern Nevada and areas along the Wasatch front.

Maynard Dixon, the Illustrator

The skill of a master, an engaging, unconventional character and a true love for his subject matter have given Maynard Dixon the well earned distinction of being one of western art’s penultimate creators. A wanderlust-driven soul known for his cowboy attire and often solitary nature, Dixon was a no-nonsense man with a passion for all things western and his goal was to capture the true soul of the desert landscapes and its denizens honestly and without idealization.