Phoenix Airport Museum Gallery

It's a small tiny gallery which takes no more than 15 minutes at most to look at (and that's if you are reading all the signs and taking your time to look at each photo). If you breeze through it, it could take 2 minutes to walk through. The size of it was like a small office. They had a few photos and framed paintings (?). Next to some of them, there were plaques with interpretive text. The room also had an encased small sculpture, and at the far end, there were some pieces of glass.
Keep in mind: this is not open to visitors who are checked in through security- you have to actually be in the terminal to see it. Really, it's just a way to pass some time while you wait for your flight.

Can’t complain. It’s tiny but it’s free.

The actual gallery was unspectacular to put it in a friendly way. There are several art pieces scattered throughout the museum, this particular location it's not worth visiting, better to just walk around.

Wonderful showcase of unique art at the airport. Wonderful to see that the desire for always more retail was suppressed in order to bring an art gallery to the terminal in addition to other displays spread throughout the terminals.

A great space with a small batch of fine art exhibitions, which makes the entire terminal more vivid than other usual airports in the world. Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is Fefinitely the best airport I ever seen!

Definitely stop my if you have extra time! You pass it for arrivals and departure.

Super strange layout in the Southwest section. As soon as I exited my plane and in to the airport, I was directly met by rows of seating. It was like we got off of the plane to sit in strangers laps. Weird! It was a maze for a mouse in there trying to get through people to the main area. Never seen this before in an airport.