The DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun is a handmade adobe compound in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains where the Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia lived, worked, and is buried. He was best known for his stylised paintings of Native American and Mexican children, reproduced on cards and posters worldwide.
The site includes a small chapel he built himself, his studio, the open-air gardens, and a gallery of rotating exhibitions of his prints, paintings and ceramics. Free admission. About a fifteen-minute drive from downtown; combine with Sabino Canyon just up the road.