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Advertise in the directory →Michelin star plates and ceramic to elevate your home Medium(s): Ceramic, Acrylic
Learn more →Christine Killgore is a Sonoran Arts League artist. Medium(s): Ceramic
Learn more →Contemporary colorful Raku vases, hand built wall hangings with melted glass Medium(s): Ceramic, Glass, Wood
Learn more →I work primarily in oils but to stay sane I work in clay, fibers, watercolors and anything else that comes along. As long as it has color, I use it. Medium(s): Oil, Acrylic, Mixed Media
Learn more →Engineer meets Creative Medium(s): Glass
Learn more →8” x 8” x 1” acrylic on wood. On display 12/5/25 -2/10/2026 at The Herberger Medium(s): Acrylic, Mixed Media, Assemblage
Learn more →Creating a Legacy one original at a time. Medium(s): Oil, Acrylic, Ceramic
Learn more →Colleen O'Hara Medium(s): Watercolor, Acrylic, Ink
Learn more →Previously known as Carefree Fine Art Studio, my husband and I have reopened our doors in Fountain Hills. Medium(s): Oil, Ink, Watercolor
Learn more →My works are intended to capture timeless and recognizable family situations in contemporary informal settings. Iconic domestic images and playful marital predicaments resonate with most people. The process of narrative genre painting goes from sketching mirthful ideas to taking reference photos to capturing the scene with the richness and workability of oil paint. Choosing photographs as references capture light and likeness since the models are not local. Photos are a great tool and go between what the eye sees in the moment to the canvas. They lend authenticity so that you, the viewer, can see that the figures before you are real people. Use of careful posing and props with real animated characters, allows the creation of lighthearted reflections of America. My works are inspired by the domestic scenes of Sofonisba Anguisola, the story telling of William Hogarth, and the American images of Norman Rockwell. Medium(s): Oil, Jewelry, Photography
Learn more →With a background in textile design and more than twenty years in the home décor industry, my work is informed by an enduring sensitivity to pattern, material, and composition. Transparency, layered marks, and softened edges create shifting spaces where atmosphere and recollection converge, inviting viewers to experience the landscape as something remembered rather than observed. Medium(s): Mixed Media, Photography, Acrylic
Learn more →Sculptor Curt Harris has been creating art since childhood. His father would take him on many watercolor painting adventures in the mountains of Utah. Art was a part of everyday life. My Father painted this piece of the Ogden River where we went fishing and he still has it displayed in his home. As an undergraduate student ceramics became his medium. First it started with wheel thrown pieces but soon he was creating large abstract sculpture. He received his Bachelor's degree from Weber State College in Ogden, Utah. He received his Master's of Fine Art degree in sculpture from Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona in 1982. After graduating Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky was his next stop. He taught a gallery exhibits class and oversaw two students galleries and the main gallery for the University; the Clara M. Eagle gallery. He wrote grants and was the chairman of the visiting artist committee. Leaving the University he traveled back to Tempe where he became the Director of the Susan Brown Gallery in Scottsdale. He worked there for a few years and then opened up his own studio in Tempe. At this time, he changed the materials he was using; he went from clay to wood. He loved the idea that he could create three dimension artwork in an almost unlimited capacity. He began showing in three galleries in Scottsdale and Tucson, Arizona and in Santa Barbara, California. His artwork reflects his outlook on life through his dreams. It is greatly influenced by his surroundings and activities. His experiences fill the senses and his creativity releases this information. He likes telling stories of his life experiences. He believes life itself is true art. Exhibitions "Exit Stage Right "and "You Think It Is A Stick With Stripes," National Juried Exhibition at Galleria Mesa, Best of ShowArizona: Past, Present, Future, Juried Exhibition, State Capital Gallery, Phoenix, ArizonaIntimate To Monumental, Southwest States Invitational, Tempe Arts Center, Tempe, Arizona Medium(s): Wood, Acrylic
Learn more →Creating custom Artwork for Corporations, Builders Interior Designers & Co's. Medium(s): Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor
Learn more →Bold designs with natural and rare gemstones and minerals. Medium(s): Jewelry
Learn more →My style is Expressive Realism. Medium(s): Oil, Acrylic
Learn more →Oil painter of organic forms and contemporary abstraction. Medium(s): Oil, Mixed Media
Learn more →torn paper collage Medium(s): Collage, Paper, Oil
Learn more →Award Winning Gourd / Mixed Medium Fine Art Medium(s): Gourd, Mixed Media
Learn more →Naturescapes for showcase spaces. Medium(s): Photography
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Learn more →Oil landscape paintings Medium(s): Oil
Learn more →dmirvine photography Medium(s): Photography
Learn more →Sculptor focused on Ceramic Totems inspired by nature in the Southwest US. Medium(s): Ceramic, Wood, Glass
Learn more →A life-long artist, I am actively exploring the possibilities of ceramic relief portraits as an expressive medium and format. Having retired from being the head of the ceramics department at Paradise Valley Community College, I am working to engage with the art community in a different way, and to engage with other artists and creatives as much as possible. Medium(s): Ceramic
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