Alex Streeter: Best Dressed Pirate

Alex Streeter: Best Dressed Pirate exhibition at the Tucson MOCA Museum of Contemporary Art
24 October 2015 – 31 January 2016

Visit www.moca-tucson.org for more information.

Also featured in Zocalo Magazine October 2015. Full article here.

Bone Black Carvings

ボーンブラックリング

Alex Streeter Gem Show Visit 2015

Back from a most memorable visit with Alex and Lily in Tucson, where lost artifacts were excavated from a secret chamber beneath the museum and fire danced through the night air.

Having a feeling that 2015 will be a year of surprises and especially Good Magic.

The Museum Files #33 - Gracefull Dead

The Museum Files #32 - Eyeball Oddities

The Museum Files #31 - Ball & Chain

The Museum Files #30 - Dry Gulch Collection

The Museum Files #29 - NYC Collection

The Museum Files #28 - Magic City Treasures

The Museum Files #27 - Temple Treasures

The Museum Files #26 - Lapis Column Rings

The Museum Files #25 - The Worker Bracelets

The Museum Files #24 - Order of the Phoenix

The Museum Files #23 - A Primal Glow

The Museum Files #22 - The Jet Set

The Museum Files #21 - The Watching Stick

1947 Russian Meteorite

In 1947, the largest observed meteorite fell through the sky and crashed into the Sikhote-Alin Moutains in Siberia- then part of Soviet Russia. Fragments of this iron meteorite now reside in collections around world, including the Alex Streeter Museum in Tucson and the NY meteorite exhibit, which is currently on tour in Los Angeles.

It has been theorized that it was the impact of a massive asteroid that marked the end of an era of reptiles that ruled the terrestrial world for 135 millions years.

Alex's true birthstone?

Startling remains of a new class of prehistoric reptile discovered by a Tucson dragonologist in 2010. Photo credit Alex Streeter