One great thing about art, is how subjective it is! Something that can be appealing to one individual, may not be to another. We are all drawn toward different colors, landscapes, textures, mediums, etc., as well as specific emotions that are stirred within us (through the interaction with the art)! And it's an entirely individual experience, too, which is pretty cool when you think about it. We can actually choose art that helps us feel a certain way--whether inspired, ho

Char Terry studied art at the University of Wisconsin with a focus on clay. She moved to Washington where she had a studio, showed in many galleries, and taught clay techniques. Now living in Cottonwood, Arizona, Char is enjoying the sun and spending much of her time focusing on pottery, which she believes in an extension of her soul. Her current body of work has been greatly influenced by the art of the Southwest, both past and present. Each piece demands 16 to 25 hours of

Take the time to take in the art and beauty around you (particularly if you're in the area of Sedona, which offers internationally known and renowned views)! Have a great weekend!

Jewelry is always appealing. The sight of a large selection can turn many of us into what might resemble a raccoon--attracted and pawing through all of the pretty, shiny, objects! Whatever your inclination...whether it's authentic Native American, glass, silver, etc., we've got the goods. If you adore crystals and minerals, and love to have them close to your body (where they like to be to work their magick!), we also have a wide selection of this type of jewelry! Jewelry c

With the Equinox on March 20th we are officially in Spring season. Although we do not have fields of flowers around Sedona you may notice the wonderful job the City of Sedona does to ensure your slow drive through Sedona is filled with many plants adorning the sides of the road. It's also a great reason to pull into our parking lot and take a break from traffic to look at some beautiful ART. Sedona Artist Market is nestled between the West Sedona Post Office and Harkins Mov

It's a bit of a chilly day here in Sedona, with dark clouds threatening snow. It's a great day to focus on all that keeps us warm--from the sun, to that sunny smile from a loved one. Bright colors, flowers, hot drinks, soft blankets, and connection with others. All these and more add up to help keep the light in our lives bright. Art is a part of all of this, of course! Having that perfect art piece that inspires you every time you look at it, or that special scarf, shirt

Ruth Cornell, one of our wonderful artists here at the Sedona Artist Market, is a volunteer for a yearly archaeology event, which is held at the Forest Service Archaeological site known as V-V Petroglyphs. (V-V was once a homestead ranch that was built upon this prehistoric site.) This site is now open to visitors for viewing ancient petroglyphs of the Sinaguan Culture. Ruth's part in this fun activity weekend is to paint "atlatl" targets, which feature a prehistoric large