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Cory mahler

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

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Curt Harris

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

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Deborah Minarik

Through my paintings, I invite you to step into a world of reimagined landscapes—vivid, expressive spaces where color and emotion merge. Inspired by fleeting moments in nature—a golden sunset, a storm-laden sky, or the rugged silhouette of a mountain—I paint from an inward place, translating my experiences into bold, radiant compositions. Medium(s): Oil, Acrylic, Mixed Media

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Flavia Pereira

Creating art one color at a time. SW Style fine iconic real Steer and Long Horn skulls dot painted with acrylics. What is constant throughout my life is colorizing and creating beautiful works of art using different mediums. Inspired by the southwest décor style now living in Arizona and self-learning the mandala paint technique, I had a vision of creating SW art out of the iconic steer skulls, which I can locally source. In the summer of 2023, I painted my first steer skull with acrylic paints and reinvigorated my creative spirit. Making something old, worn out from the sun and transforming its spirit into a piece of beauty is my new passion. My herd of steer skull grows passionately every month, with each skull taking 35-45 hours of painting time over a period of 15 days. The transformation is breathtaking. Medium(s): Acrylic, Mixed Media Owner of: Flavia's Design (Steer Skulls) Member of theSonora Arts League Displaying at The Finer Arts Gallery https://FlaviasDesign.com

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