Tlaquepaque's First Friday in the Galleries
Friday,June 1st from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Visit Sedona, Arizona this coming Friday, June 1st and immerse yourself into the art scene of the red rocks during Sedona’s First Friday Gallery tour!
Start your evening at Tlaquepaque and enjoy the music, the art and maybe even dinner at any one of our five restaurants on property. The event is free and runs from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Below you will find a few of the exhibits and receptions taking place during the First Friday Gallery Tour at Tlaquepaque. Be sure to stop and hear Darius Lux in Patio del Norte playing uplifting Latin music with heart and soul. As you bop from one gallery to another -please enjoy Jonathan Levingston playing his violin in Patio las Campanas... You will fall in love...
If you are staying at one of the local hotels or resorts, please inquire about a free guest shuttle to Tlaquepaque Arts and Craft Village.
Rowe Fine Art Gallery
“Our Family of Artists: For the Guys “
June 1st, 2018 (5:00 pm 8:00 pm)
In May, the gallery honored the moms in our lives, and this month it’s all about dear ol’ dad. Rowe Fine Art Gallery celebrates Father’s Day with Our Family of Artists: For the Guys! Stop into the gallery for a glass of wine and appetizers, and shop for the man who has everything. Better yet, bring him with you and let him pick out his own treasure. Rowe Fine Art Gallery offers a range of gifts at various price points. Grads are also in the spotlight in June. Forgo the traditional gifts and opt for a piece of fine art for the graduate in your family. Perhaps it will spark a lifelong love affair with collecting art. You might consider the appropriately titled When Dreams Come True, one of the newest bronze sculptures by artist and gallery owner Ken Rowe. The sculpture features a napping boy fishing for an intrepid largemouth bass while the boy’s faithful dog keeps watch over the scene For more information please visit Rowe Fine Art Gallery
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Sedona Mountain Trails Gallery
“Paintings from the Southwest”
June 1st, 2018 (5:00 pm – 8:00 pm)
The Mountain Trails Gallery in Sedona is proud to present the exhibit “Paintings from the Southwest”. The exhibit features landscape paintings of the Grand Canyon, Sonoran Desert, wine country vineyards, alpine vistas, including favorite Sedona destinations such as Cathedral Rock, Red Rock Crossing, Oak Creek Canyon, Slide Rock, Tlaquepaque, Sedona hiking trails, as well as our neighboring Monument Valley and Chaco Canyon. Showcasing paintings by Arizona artist Bill Cramer. For more information please visit the Mountain Trails Gallery.
Andrea Smith Gallery
World-Renowned Medium & Author Hollister Rand
June 1st, 2018 (5:00 pm – 8:00 pm)
June 2nd, 2018 (12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Join Medium Hollister Rand at the Andrea Smith Gallery for spontaneous messages from loved ones in spirit and discussion of her book I’m Not Dead, I’m Different. Hollister will also be signing copies of her book, which will be for sale on site. Hollister Rand’s work as a medium has put her in touch with innumerable loved ones, including fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, and beloved pets. However, over time, she noticed more and more children in spirit were coming to her. She discovered that these young, opinionated spirits still had lots to say to those they left behind. For more information please visit www.andreasmithgallery.com.
Honshin Fine Art presents “Nature the Ultimate Alchemist: Power, Beauty & Joy”
The gallery of Wholeness, Harmony and Radiance at Honshin Fine Art presents “Nature the Ultimate Alchemist: Power, Beauty & Joy” a month-long exhibition focusing on joyful hummingbirds, men's jewelry by gallery artists.
You have never seen anything like this before! Friday, June 1st, 5-8pm. Monthly poetry and talk on art, science and nature “Words Falling from the Sky in Present Moment, the Good News From Sedona!” at 7:15.
Music & wine 5-8pm. A117
Kuivato Glass Gallery Featuring Anna Boothe
Anna Boothe:
That which deals with human visceral response, compassion, vulnerability, and the metaphors that can be woven from these elements, are the conceptual grist for the sculptural work I have made over the last several years. As individuals, what kinds of veneers do we create, and why? What are the messages we project? Where do the perspectives that drive our responses originate and how can we steer them? What tools do we use to interpret the projections of others? Many of the current works employ body parts, such as hands, hearts and brains. The hands represent holding on, letting go and giving as themes that recur in our everyday emotional lives. Hearts and brains refer to the tandem, yet often polarized, sources from which our reactions come. I attempt to create new contexts for these common symbols in an effort to reaffirm them, metaphorically, as essential ingredients of a balanced stance from which to generate healthy interaction. Glass, as a material, is appropriate for what I seek to express because it is capable of conveying the simultaneous strength and fragility, as well as the translucency, or degree of visibility, of these associations. I’m thirty years into my love affair with this elusive stuff and there is so much more to explore.
Honshin Fine Art Gallery - Suite C205, 336 AZ-179, Sedona, AZ 86336, USA map
Nature the Ultimate Alchemist: Power Beauty and Mens Jewelry –star seeds by Kevin Petrilli
Nature the Ultimate Alchemist: Power Beauty and Mens Jewelry –star seeds by Kevin Petrilli
June 1st to the 30th - Honshin Fine Art presents the “Nature the Ultimate Alchemist: Power and Beauty a month long exhibition focusing on mens jewelry past to present day.
You have never seen anything like this before! Original mens jewelry created by our gallery artists. Opening reception Friday June 1st, 5-8pm. Monthly poetry and talk on art, science and nature “Words Falling from the Sky in Present Moment the Good News From Sedona!” beginning at 7:15.
Music, wine, treats 5-8pm.
C205 928-282-0709
