Runners up:
2. Tucson Museum of Art Gift Shop, 140 N. Main Ave., 624-2333
3. Old Town Artisans, 201 N. Court Ave., 623-6024
Best Art/Artisan Jewelry
Bohemia
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This charming bohemian gallery in the Lost Barrio is aptly named. Spread out through several lopsided rooms in an old adobe, it shares its digs with Tooley's (just say turkey) Café. You can eat a turkey taco and then browse its amazingly inexpensive art. Look for pottery, handmade jewelry and art clothing, along with honest-to-goodness on-the-wall fine art. Our favorites are the wonderful metal collages by our Weekly colleague Rand Carlson--take a look at his Sabino Canyon rendered in bits of colored tin--and the pungently colored photos of Barrio Historico by our buddy Jay Rochlin, freshly retired editor of Arizona Alumnus magazine.
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