 Goldenstein Gallery Sedona, AZ Native American artwork is and has always been an important part of the West. Celebrating Native American art and artists is something that the City of Sedona is not a stranger to. Many art galleries feature bronze work and paintings with Native American focus. Here are two of our favorite art galleries to stop into, if you’re looking for a stunning piece of Native American artwork: Goldenstein Gallery Location: 150 AZ-179, Sedona, Arizona Although Goldenstein Gallery features many Native American works, one of the favorite artists within the gallery is Ben Wright. With a focus on balance, spirituality and connectivity, Wright uses bold colors to craft show-stopping works. Beyond that of the Native figure, Wright also features symbols and shapes from Native American ceremony. Some of those symbols include the medicine wheel and the four directions of the wind. Wright’s work will surely grab your attention when stopping into Sedona’s Goldenstein Gallery, among other beautiful Native American focused works. James Ratliff Gallery Location: 671 AZ-179, Sedona, Arizona James Ratliff Gallery features some fantastic paintings, but those created by David K. John are remarkable. John crafts paintings that come from the realm of Navajo mythology, and his respect for nature, learned from his Medicine Man great grandfather. David K. John shares: “My paintings are my own vision. And because so much is being lost with the passing of the older generations, I believe it is the role of the artist to communicate and teach the next generation.” The colorful and dreamlike works of David K. John are now widely recognized throughout the United States. These paintings are the perfect reflection of color, history and nature for any Southwest living space. For more information on these two galleries or more art gallery members of the Sedona Gallery Association, visit: http://www.sedonagalleryassociation.com/. Find information about 1st Friday in the Galleries as well as individual art gallery receptions for this monthly event.
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 'Love Gone Wild' by Ken Rowe - Rowe Fine Art Gallery If you are looking for a date night idea for your Valentine’s Day or even just a night to explore the arts with someone special; consider strolling around Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village of Sedona, Arizona, on Friday night, February 7th between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. A number of art galleries and stores within Tlaquepaque will be hosting something special in regards to love and the heart. Many of the stores will also offer wine, chocolate and will feature a special artist. To begin, stop into the well-known Rowe Fine Art Gallery. Rowe Gallery will be celebrating “The Heart of Art” with artist Jen Farnsworth. With a focus on gratitude and love to art collectors, the show will be hosted by the owners of the gallery - Ken and Monica Rowe. To add a little something extra, a chocolate fountain will be flowing at Rowe Fine Art Gallery, all night! Rowe Gallery can be easily found just beneath the iconic bell tower within Tlaquepaque. Also within Tlaquepaque, The Gallery of Wholeness, Harmony and Radiance: A Honshin Fine Art Gallery, will be celebrating “The Original Valentine, from Natures Heart to You”. Enjoy the “dance of life through art, science and nature and the oneness that is shared through our connections of the heart”, shares artist, Honshin. Artwork in the form of jewelry, paintings, ceramics and paper will be on display and ready for art lovers to take home if they wish. Drinks and small bites will be served. For more events taking place the night of February 7th, visit http://www.sedonagalleryassociation.com/1st-friday-in-the-galleries.html. Here you will find a listing of all Sedona Gallery Association member galleries and their reception information for 1st Friday in the Galleries. |
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January 2020
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