Bella uses art to transform her life experiences of traumatic surgeries, paralysis, abuses and heartbreak, into beauty. Her art examines the body as a rebirth center of life, incorporating flowers, or an expression of freedom from paralysis through images of mermaids, flora, or simply of things that make her happy.
Annabel Valerie Sclippa
Beth Courtright Detwiler is a contemporary visionary whose art is symbolistic in style & content. She uses a variety of colorful mediums (oil painting, pen & ink, ceramics, and masking tape installation & panels) to convey striking narratives & iconic images. Her influences stem from ancient & modern art eras... Learn More.
Beth Courtright-Detwiler
Elizabeth Gerstner, Maid of Earth Studio, features sacred Goddesses. The Goddess has been a metaphysical journey as her figurines are symbolic of “geometric motifs" that have been Pagan earth-centered culture through time. Elizabeth’s creative process is intuitive as the Goddess regenerates from clay into a sacred piece of art.
Elizabeth Gerstner
Jeremia is a self-taught artist, always learning new techniques and adding new materials into her work. She combines wood, oil, pencil, and ink to create each distinctive image. She is known for her focus on the female form, her love of anatomy and her exploration of beauty and it's complexities.
Jeremia Sunfellow
Joanne Agostinelli takes her inspiration from nature. She is known for her work depicting the primal elements – Earth and Sky, Fire and Water. Her pastels and oils have been exhibited throughout the country from Cape Cod to California . She done art residencies in three national
parks.
Joanne Agostinelli
Karon Leigh is an expressionist painter/printmaker inspired by the Arizona landscape. Her art incorporates a bold use of color and a raw emotion, attacking her canvases with vigorous gestural expressionism, an art grounded in personal experience, inviting viewers to experience the art, rather than define it.
Karon Leigh
Loretta has lived in this area for nearly 20 years. She studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago. Although her art career has been diverse, she currently has an emphasis on teaching classes painting on glass, canvas & watercolor work. Her special interest is designing & painting custom wine barrels.
Loretta Meyer Furrey
Nancy’s masterful use of patterns, rhythm, color and size infuses her work with a dynamic and vivid harmony. She pushes, pulls, and manipulates the painted surface much like a musician tries different keys and volumes: to feel their sounds. And, just like music, her work plays us a sweet symphony.
Nancy A Michaelson
Sean T French was taught how to draw and paint at a young age and has been producing art his whole life. Sean is now focused on metal sculpture primarily, acrylic paintings, and acrylic multimedia paintings. His fine art has been inspired by history and science, surrealism, ancient mythology, cosmic themes, and psychedelic color theory.
Sean T French
Amanda works in stunningly colorful imagery representative of her endometriosis experience, plus grand-scale mural projects throughout Phoenix. Using words from one series, "‘Surrender’ .. letting go ... being present in the very moment you are in right now. Surrendering to ..the universe,..and where it might take you once you stop trying to be the guide.”
Visiting Artist - Amanda Adkins
Melisa is a a single mother & watercolorist currently living in Southern California. She has been to over 25 countries; as a teacher, traveler, and student. "Painting is a meditative process, and 'fills my cup' so that I can share more of myself with those around me."
Visiting Artist - Melisa Joy Pincelli
A writer all her life, Ann has, in the past several years, turned to ceramic sculpture. She produces organic pieces that speak to influences of Africa and modern expressionism. She works out of Reitz Ranch in the Sycamore Canyon and her studio on 6th Street in Cottonwood.
Ann Metlay
After many years living in Sedona, Arizona, Bruce stepped out from behind a video camera and into the world of stoneware clay. Bruce loves the process of creating beautiful ceramic objects and the feel of clay in his hands. His bells are a tactile, organic and ever-evolving experience, inspired by craftsman, Wabi-sabi and mid-century design elements.
Bruce Fraser
Heather Bamberg draws inspiration for her jewelry from the rugged beauty of Northern Arizona. Simple lines are offset by bold textures and genuine gemstones. Each piece of jewelry is handcrafted of recycled precious metals in a solar, off-grid studio. Metal-smithing is her passion and these beautiful jewelry pieces show the dedication to her craft.... Learn More.
Heather Bamberg
Joan is known for her variety of styles and subjects. Just as we go through phases in our lives, she explores her thoughts and environments via her paintings. Nature and mystery are her favorite. Painting community murals drives her spirit, working with kids keeps her on her toes... Learn more.
Joan Bourque
"I have been painting in watercolor for more than 30 years. I love the transparent properties of watercolor paints and how I can let the medium ‘do its thing’ on wet paper, which sometimes feels like the painting is creating itself.
Judy Jaaskelainen
Malou has had a lifelong fascination with the human & animal subject and culminating in the liberation and integration of all that is essential in her continuing explorations of the oft overlooked in our world. Born and raised in Luxembourg, Malou has had the good fortune to find success in her career in both painting and graphic design.
Malou Leontsinis
Nancy's journey with glass started when she was gifted a torch and glass rods in 2007. After learning how to make glass beads, she moved on to blow glass tubing into chandelier components. Her education continued to include glass blowing, marble making and glass flowers at various schools in Arizona.
Nancy White
Willow Wright, a Verde Valley native, has enjoyed a variety of mediums ranging from acrylic painting, ceramics, and jewelry, to plant propagation and arrangements. Now she is blending her love of art and plants through macramé pieces with the hope of spreading the joy of plants.
Willow Wright
Chadwick’s oil paintings portray human emotion in its rawest form, splayed across panel in colors of the soul. The still paint moves and seemingly jumps in its expression. Also an exceedingly talented jeweler, his passion is undeniably fierce. His greatest love before art, is his daughter Aloe, as seen here.
Visiting Artist - Chadwick Uptain
We can't wait to see who else's artwork will inspire us! Will you be our next Muse?