We will be a living institution. We will offer experiences. We will be the storytellers.” That’s how museum director Michael J. Fox describes his latest project: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West, in the historic downtown of an Arizona city that calls itself the “West’s most Western town.” “We wanted to be very different from the traditional museum,” Fox says of the 40,000-square-foot museum that will open in January 2015. “Collections wouldn’t be the driver. We wouldn’t j


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