Janice Davis's oil paintings evoke the wonder of nature from a singular majestic tree to the far-reaching and ancient galaxies. Her unconventional landscapes are full of secret surprises verging on the abstract with symbols, rich colors, and textures.
Janice studied at the San Francisco Art Institute in the 80s. She received a Fine Art Degree from Jose State University in 1985.
Terry Van Cleave was born and raised in Mid-America. Early in life, he had an interest and talent in art. He sold his first oil painting in high school to a former employer. He entered the military service directly from high school and retired from the Army to Tucson in 1991.
Terry is painting full time now after fully retiring in 2019. Although the art classes he attended in high...
Elias Marshall is an Arizona native, born and raised in Phoenix. Having graduated from Metropolitan Arts Institute, he immersed himself in music, creative writing, and a variety of visual art media.
After moving to Flagstaff in 1999, he began metalworking by learning basic jewelry and silversmithing techniques, which eventually led to learning to weld. Always inspired by the star...
Jamie Boyle was born in Philadelphia in 1954 only to be whisked away to Boston at the age of 10 days.
His mother, her parents, and her grandfather were all amateur photographers. His step-grandfather was a professional.
He got his first camera, a Polaroid Swinger, in 1968. Jamie bought a Minolta SRT 101 in 1969 and built a closet darkroom. In 1976, he opted for photography as an av...
As a multimedia artist and creative arts instructor of the Sedona-Verde Valley for over 36 years, Heather Hakola feels blessed to call this area home. She says it is difficult to not be inspired by the expansive local beauty of nature's skies and landscapes. She draws upon this wonder and its essence while creating jewelry, paintings, wearable art, and ceramics.
The Sedona Artist Market welcomes new artist Bill Dwyer, who creates unique frames using copper wire. We get a lot of requests here for frames, so we were very excited to see these one-of-a-kind frames. Check out the video below!
A fearless color palette defines the work of Michele Cokl Naylor. She uses bold, vivid, and seductive hues to prompt a reaction or to provoke a mood.
Color, textures, and unexpected patterns are the language she employs across a range of media. She makes hats, designs greeting cards, and works in mixed media.
She loves finding unusual old photographs and creates wry observations on...
