Sedona Artist Market & Gallery

The ghosts and ghouls are most certainly always out here in Sedona ;) Nonetheless, today is a special day to recognize those tricks and/or treats that are present every day in all of our lives. Whether it is a tasty, sweet treat, or a reality-reminding sour trick, we must learn to appreciate and value it all! :D Open today til 5pm, we look forward to seeing you :)

Franki has been an artist her entire life. In her early 20's she was a starving artist making jewelry and having fun. The realization that she needed to support herself led to a 20-plus-year successful business career as a mortgage banker. As her business career became more demanding, little time was left for designing and working with metal. Her journey has finally brought her back to her roots, passion . . . and her heart. Born, raised, and educated on the East Coast, she

Rima Thundercloud remembers her Iroquois and Ojibway upbringing in Minnesota and Michigan fondly. "I remember creating baby blankets by weaving leaves together for my baby dolls at four years of age." It was the beginning of a fascination with nature that included feathers, rocks, shells, and anything else she could transform into a new beauty. After immersion in the traditions of her relatives and elders, her art career blossomed when, as a single mother of three, she began

Deborah Czarny's first painting experience as a child was painting her pet white rabbit with red house paint. The rabbit went to a new home shortly thereafter. However, a passion for art stayed with Deborah. She received a degree in art education and taught art for 15 years in Virginia. She paints, sculpts, and makes jewelry. She likes to use materials she finds, incorporating colors from nature. On display at Sedona Artist Market is her Native American influenced jewelry in

Susan Shatreau-Janisky, a Metis of Algonquin, Mohawk, and French Canadian ancestry, is a registered member of the Aboriginal Metis Community of Maniwaki, Quebec. She was born in norther upstate New York and has resided in California and Arizona. She currently resides in Northern Arizona with her husband Michael. An award-winning artist, Susan was taught her traditional native craft when she was young. Mediums include silver, wire, leather, and beads. Her specialties are custo

Dann Powers is an established artist, musician, and filmmaker residing in Sedona, Arizona. A visual artist for over 20 years, his paintings can be seen in many west coast galleries from California to Washington state, as well as Sedona. Dann is also a musician with numerous songs and videos spanning eight years and seven albums, producing and writing all the original tracks. His latest, "The Chemical Craft," combines ambient world music and languages with a dance trance new a

Luke Metz grew up in New York City, moving away after graduating college. He has lived many places in the U.S. and now calls Sedona home. Upon retiring, Luke took up art on a full-time basis. He says that this dramatic change from a life directed by his left brain to one that focuses on the right brain has brought wonderful changes to his life. He loves creating with his hands, pushing boundaries, and exploring in general. Luke creates both functional and decorative pieces. F

The date is October, 17th in the year 2017. Today is a very special day for us here at the Sedona Artist Market! One of the most important reasons that today is so special, is that we have two currently 'demonstrating' artists whom have been with us since Day 1! We invite all of our wonderful vendors (or artists) to choose a day out of the week that they would like to come in and demonstrate their talents for the public to see. These demonstrations never last as long as we

Ayande Andre is inspired by all that he sees around him. He considers himself a collage or assemblage artist. (Assemblage is an artistic medium usually created on a defined substrate that consists of three-dimensional elements projecting from the substrate. It is similar to collage, a two-dimensional medium. [Wikipedia]) At a young age he recognized that he was a creative person and that his creations make him feel good. Ayande has the true soul of an artist. He began as

Cynthia Horste produces beautiful jewelry and interesting clay pieces and wall hangings. Cynthia started out in Fine Arts doing Gallery work and participating in Juried Art Fairs in Ann Arbor Michigan. While raising her children she put her artwork aside and pursued a career as a Creative Director in Corporate America. After 25 years in graphic design and moving to Sedona she is again able to immerse herself into her artwork. Stop by the Sedona Artist Market and see Cynthia