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Baseball Hall of Fame player, Randy Johnson helped initiate the Arizona Diamondbacks into Major League Baseball in the early 2000’s. He’s a hometown favorite even though he’s not originally from Phoenix. He was one incredibly talented pitcher for our baseball team and is still a respected member of our community.
Find out how Randy views himself and his career though 51 Frames, a photography exhibition currently running absolutely FREE to the public. Expertly curated by Randy Johnson and Artlink, Inc.
What better way to experience the life of Randy Johnson than from his own eye as a photographer. This exhibition’s subjects will surprise all who attend, not the photos of sweaty athletes exhibiting their skills in the heat of the game as expected, but landscapes, city views, nature, and a personal favorite of Randy’s, rock ‘n roll.
From the website, “51 Frames will showcase primarily works that have not been on display previously. In addition to these will be a curated selection from his previous exhibits at The Fenimore Gallery in Cooperstown, New York and The Scottsdale Center of Performing Arts.”
Where & When
The 51 Frames exhibit is at the FOUND:RE Hotel at 1100 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, 85003. The exhibit runs through September 15, 2024.
It’s FREE to the public and is open in the hotel’s exhibition hall from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., 7 days a week. As an added bonus, additional exhibition photographs are located throughout the hotel.
Parking
Parking is Free at the garage across the street from the hotel, located next to Trinity Church. It’s the best place to park in the area. From this parking garage it’s not much of a walk to the hotel. Parking at the FOUND:RE Hotel is sparse and mostly for guests only.
