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Cave Creek

Bon Stahlin

My Art is an expression of my inward self - to delight and be intrigued by participating in the experience of putting color on surfaces, experiencing the feel of texture and paint then to see the effort come into a cohesive presentation that excites the viewer … and excites the self . . . Medium(s): Acrylic, Mixed Media, Oil

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Cave Creek

Cave Creek Museum Verified

Learn about the area's first inhabitants, the Hohokam, and the region’s evolution into a vital territory for the military, miners, cattlemen and sheepherders. Inside the museum you’ll find exhibits of Sonoran Desert life, Cave Creek's first schoolhouse and works by local artists, the Archaeology Wing and the History Wing. Outdoor Exhibits include the Golden Reef Stamp Mill, the Town's original bandshell, the first church of Cave Creek and the last known original Tubercular Cabin in Arizona. The Museum's Arizona Gold Mining Experience showcases Arizona's only operational ore crushing mill. Ten 1,000 pound stamps slam down in synchronized motion to crush hard rock ore. Highlights of the Arizona Gold Mining Experience include: Live Blacksmithing: Feel the heat of the forge as a blacksmith crafts handmade tools and nails over hot coals. Plus, you'll get to take home your very own hand-forged nail as a keepsake. Mining Tech: See the full extraction process in action, featuring the mine shaft, tramway and ore carts. Gold Panning: Head to the panning station to learn the techniques of the old prospectors. Try your luck - you might just strike gold! Other special programs, lectures, tours and events can be found at the museum's website: cavecreekmuseum.org Shop the Museum Store for rare books about local Cave Creek history and culture, unique hand made gifts, and children's items.  

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Charlene Schuldt

Due to my love of art and many years of studies under widely known artists, I have been able to express myself thru many venues, however, my first love is painting. The mediums I primarily work with are oil and acrylic where I excel in but am not limited to landscapes, mountains, waterfalls, seascapes, sunsets and while living in Alaska I fell in love with painting bears and wildlife. Medium(s): Oil, Acrylic, Glass

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Corinna Rose Bull-Mulet

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

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Debbie Drake

Art has always been in my life. Pencils, crayons, 5 & 10 watercolors. It was always so much fun! No one ever told me I could be a doctor. I was always going to be an artist. So art as my major at the University of Denver, art classes and workshops in NY at the School of Visual Arts and the National Academy, courses in London, San Francisco, Connecticut at the Washington Art Association and Silvermine Arts Center and in Scottsdale at the Scottsdale Artists™ School. Medium(s): Oil, Watercolor, Pencil

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