We Recover Together: The Most Important Element

A community-driven exhibition celebrating the many pathways to recovery and wellness

Now through May 2026

Tucson Museum of Art, Community Gallery
140 N Main Ave, Tucson

Experience documentation from community activations across Tucson, and add your voice to our ever-growing archive in the gallery space.

Share Your Story
Exhibition installation view
"The entire community needs to be a part of the dialogue and experience of recovery and wellness. The TMA exhibit is an honest and accessible way for each of us to explore how we fit into the work of healing our community."

— Community Partner

Building Empathy Through Art

SaludArte promotes community healing through art. We Recover Together reduces stigma related to substance use by fostering connectivity and understanding within communities.

By centering the voices of individuals with lived and living experience, we create positive interactions about the many pathways to wellness and recovery.

Together, we're increasing connections — because the opposite of addiction is connection.

Project Components

Window installation

Say One Thing

Window installations throughout downtown Tucson provided spaces to stop and reflect on recovery and wellness.

Recovery Living Room

Recovery Living Room

A transformed space at 27 N Stone for connection, reflection, and creativity. Thanks to Fox Tucson Theatre for providing the space.

Mobile activities

Mobile Recovery Living Room

We brought the living room on the road, with mini-libraries and creative activities at PCPL branch libraries.

Online platform

Online Recovery Exchange

An ongoing web space to share your thoughts about wellbeing and recovery at recoveryexchange.space

Museum exhibition

Museum Exhibition

Through May 2026, "The Most Important Element" documents community activities and invites ongoing contribution.

The Journey of We Recover Together

Spring 2025

Panel Meetings

Artist selection, design selection, and story sharing.

Sept - Nov 2025

Say One Thing

Window installations throughout downtown Tucson provided spaces to stop and reflect.

Sept - Nov 2025

Recovery Living Room

A transformed downtown space for connection, reflection, and creativity at 27 N Stone Avenue

Fall 2025

Mobile Living Room

Mini-library, "living books," and creative activities traveled to PCPL branch libraries

Dec 2025 - May 2026

Museum Exhibition

Celebrating the project at TMA with space for ongoing community contribution

Ongoing

Recovery Exchange

An online platform for sharing stories, definitions, resources, and building connections

Be Part of the Story

Your voice, your experience, your creativity matters. Join us in building a wellbeing-rich community where everyone belongs, recovery is celebrated, and life is transformed through art.

Contribute to Recovery Exchange