AFFELDT MION MUSEUM

Affeldt Mion Museum (AMM), named for La Posada owners and AMM founders, Allan Affeldt and Tina Mion, celebrates the many artists who contributed to Winslow Arizona’s rich cultural heritage. The museum is located in the 1930 depot at La Posada Hotel and highlights La Posada, Fred Harvey, and Mary Colter history. The museum also features Diyogí Tsoh: The Big Rug, the largest known traditionally made Navajo Rug, created in the 1930s. (This exhibit is in conjunction with the Winslow Arts Trust.)

The Winslow Studio Artists (WSA) Gallery, located in the contemporary addition to the depot, celebrates the modern collective of artists who came to Winslow thanks to the rehabilitation of La Posada Hotel. In this space we feature the work of WSA artists and explore their nearby historic buildings-turned-studios.

The Tina Mion Art Space located above the ballroom inside of La Posada Hotel features the work of American contemporary artist (and co-owner of La Posada Hotel), Tina Mion. The Art Space currently features Tina’s Ladies First series, along with some of her Object Paintings. In addition to the Art Space, Tina’s paintings can be found throughout the hotel.

Snowdrift Art Space is the home and studio of Dan and Ann-Mary Lutzick in downtown Winslow. Snowdrift is available for tours by appointment only. Dan has spent almost three decades developing a collection of sculptures using plywood, roofing tar, corrugated tin, wall patch, bailing wire, and rebar. His 23,000 square foot space is filled with groupings of these sculptures he calls Arrays. Snowdrift is available for tours by appointment only.

The goal of Affeldt Mion Museum is to recognize and honor what art and architecture can do for a community.