Islamic Art Display by Sadaf Alam
Scarlet Scroll Studio
Sedona Arts Academy is proud to continue bringing art displays with rich cultural flavors to the Sedona community. We aim to expand your understanding of other cultures through the arts.
Upcoming Event
Herschell Turner Art Exhibit
FIRST TIME EVER IN ARIZONA: JANUARY 27th - February 14th, 2021 4pm to 6:30pm
This event will be VIRTUAL (Facebook Live) and IN-PERSON Max 35 people in the space.
You can come, experience art, purchase art and the share this with others.
Herschell Turner Show and Art Exhibit - The Sights, Sounds and samples of the African American Experience.
Media Night. Catered by Chef Alex of the Tucson Tie Kitchen.
artists
Sandra Beck
The exhibit includes dazzling and inspiring works from nine esteemed local artists. Sandra Beck, for example, is a distinguished watercolor painter whose style is best described as a cross between realism and impressionism. Her favorite subjects are pets and people.
Elaine Belvin
Photographer Elaine Belvin creates images that celebrate her artistic and technological skills and include wildlife and landscape photos from the American Southwest, Africa, and other travel destinations.
Richard Gandolfo
Richard Gandolfo paints plein air landscapes with a contemporary bent. He hopes his oil paintings enable viewers to
“discover a new way to look at the world around them on both a conscious and unconscious level.”
Carol Hildebrand's
Carol Hildebrand’s current focus is colored pencil and graphite. She captures the essence of her subjects with truth and accuracy as she brings them to life in an almost photographic way.
Cathy Knisley's
Cathy Knisley’s works explore different acrylic techniques, including fluid acrylic art and the use of various embellishments, such as resin, crushed glass, gemstones, etc.
Monique Kristofors (Monik)
Monique Kristofors (Monik) paints in a unique abstract style, reminiscent of Picasso. Her electric brushstrokes and bold palette reflect the depths and heights of human emotion.
About Us
SanDee Kinnen's
SanDee Kinnen’s long and varied career has had one constant: “involvement in the arts.” She has worked in various artistic media and will be showing works in graphite and colored pencil in the March exhibit.
Kozmo Mraz
Kozmo Mraz, a Grammy-nominated musician and world traveler, creates large acrylic works that celebrate motion, drama, contrast, and color.
He characterizes his dramatic artwork as “Future/Primitive.”
Karl L. Williams
Karl L. Williams is a ceramist who has recently transitioned from throwing on the wheel to hand sculpting in clay. In his latest line of exquisite pieces, he uses the female torso as a palette on which to depict strength, purity and complexity.