We are in the same building occupying the North space only. Our new entry is immediately across from The Paper Place. Come tell us how the new space looks!
Summer Hours:
Tuesday thru Saturday – 10:00am – 5:30pm
ArtWalk every Thursday from 7-9pm
Art One has been representing artwork from studentsof Arizona universities, community colleges, and emerging and local artists since 1993.
Art One Gallery, Inc. represents students from across the US as well as local, emerging Arizona artists. If you would like to be represented by Art One, feel free to submit a portfolio for us to review.
Gallery Hours Tues -Sat 10am - 5:30pm
Closed Sun and Mon. Thursday Night Artwalk: 7pm - 9pm
Bentley Gallery 4161 North Marshall Way
Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
Philip Moulthrop
Ashleaf Maple #192
h 13.25 w 18"
turned wood
2010
We exhibit contemporary painting and sculpture, by internationally recognized artists as well as rising painters and sculptors, and also show masterworks from the mid- and late-20th-century. You can visit us in Scottsdale, peruse our entire inventory online, or contact us for personalized service.
Gallery Hours visit website for information
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E. Main St.
Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
East meets West
14 August 2010 – 1 September 2010 |
Now displaying Contemporary Asian Art by artists; Shen Xiaotong, Phan Cam Thuong, Dinh Thi Tham Poong, Nguyen Quang Huy, Nguyen Thanh Binh, Hong Viet Dung, Pham Luan, Wu Xiaohang
Calvin Charles Gallery brings together an eclecticblend of international artists living and working in China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Japan, modern masters of Europe and the Americas, mid-career nationally recognized artists, and local emerging treasures. The works of Kyoko Ibe, Ju Ming, Hou Rong, Fang Xiang, and Quang Em Do are included in our ever rotating collection of contemporary Asian work. Beyond the work included in our collection, Calvin Charles Gallery has participated in traveling exhibitions highlighting works by Fernando Botero and Aurora Canero.
Founded in 1985, Cline Fine Art specializes in twentieth century and contemporary art from the Americas, with a focus on early Modernism, Southwest Regionalism and Abstract Expressionism.
The gallery maintains a strong inventory of works by distinguished artists such as Arthur Dove, Joseph Stella, John Marin, Emil Bisttram, Raymond Jonson, Howard Cook and Elaine de Kooning.
right, Elaine de Kooning (1918 - 1989) Shadow Grotto (Cave #120), 1987
Watercolor and crayon on paper
14 x 20"
Costello-Childs Contemporary features the works of emerging and mid-career artists of regional, national and international note. The gallery features works in various mediums that include paintings, works on paper, photography, and sculpture, among others.
Michael Costello and Daryl Childs bring a combined 50+ years experience to their gallery, working in various aspects of the arts that have included educational, administrative, curatorial and directorial positions. They bring to their business a love of art and design, a belief in the power of developing and maintaining enduring relationships with their artists and with their clients.
Duley-Jones Gallery features a dazzling array of contemporary artwork in a variety of media by regional & national artists. The eclectic selection includes the exquisite ceramic of George Alexander, the large watercolors of David Barba, and Robert Brubaker's whimsical figures. Paintings by Pat Bailey, Rhea Gary, Brian Blackham, Walt Wooten, George Green and Dick Phillips, David Gordiner, are featured. An emphasis on art glass includes work by John Miller, David Klein, Leon Applebaum and glass tapestries by Carole Perry and Lyle London are also exhibited as well as baskets by Neil and Fran Prince, wood vessels by Beau Beauford, wood carvings by David Caricato, and original illustrations by Sylvia Long.
Dick Phillips: Embracing Color
Feb. 1-28
Artist's reception Thursday, February 5 from 7pm - 9pm.
Dick Phillips has taught watercolor classes in the Valley for many years, while exhibiting his acrylic abstract landscapes in galleries around the country. His most recent body of work are abstract floral paintings, in which he fuses his two different styles in a explosion of vivid color and fluidity.
Faust Gallery
was opened in 1996 by Bill Faust, the
nephew of noted Lovena Ohl. Bill has created one
of the leading galleries in the country, featuring
work by leading "up and coming" Native
American artists alongside that of acknowledged
masters. The gallery offers a wide spectrum of
work, both contemporary and historic, including:
fine jewelry, pottery, textiles, katsinas, beadwork,
paintings and sculpture.
Take a moment to preview our gallery "online". We feature only a small part of our gallery inventory online, and it continues to change on a regular basis.
Figarelli Galleries is proud to showcase the work of some of the more significant artists in the United States -- most notably the renowned Allan Houser (1914-1994).
The gallery is located in the historic Stable Galleria, once a working cattle ranch that dates back to the early years of Scottsdale. In the gallery, which occupies most of the main house, one can enjoy a rich mixture of sculpture and paintings from important American and international artists.
The
g2 Gallery specializes in progressive, contemporary
art in all media and is open to a wide-range of artistic
ideas. As a gallery, we are dedicated to promoting
emerging and mid-career artists, with an emphasis on
local and regional talent.
The g2 Gallery believes that fine
art should be made available for all to enjoy and own.
The environment we create is welcoming to both experienced
art collectors as well as general art appreciators.
It is our belief that by showing quality artists in
a casual and comfortable environment comes an appreciation
of fine art and a desire to enrich one's life with it.
Please visit us at our new
location on the 4th floor of the SouthBridge Complex
(above Estate House): 7144 E. Stetson Dr., Ste. 405
Gebert Contemporary specializes in the contemporary abstract painting and sculpture of an international group of artists. While most of the gallery artists are mid-career and established, we do exhibit a small number of emerging artists. Exhibited works come from Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Germany, Mexico, Nicaragua, Poland, Spain, and the United States.
Gebert Contemporary was founded in Santa Fe NM asChiaroscuro Gallery in 2000 by the Gebert Family. The Scottsdale, Arizona gallery was founded the following year as Chiaroscuro Gallery and becoming Gebert Contemporary in 2008. The Santa Fe gallery became Gebert Contemporary in January 2007. The original Santa Fe location at 439 Camino del Monte Sol retains the name Chiaroscuro.
Gebert Contemporary Art on Main Street in Scottsdale is open late on Thursday evenings during the popular arts walk.
Gebert Contemporary specializes in the contemporary abstract painting and sculpture of an international group of artists. While most of the gallery artists are mid-career and established, we do exhibit a small number of emerging artists. Exhibited works come from Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Germany, Mexico, Nicaragua, Poland, Spain, and the United States.
“Delicate Desert: The Pottery of Jennifer Moquino”
Renown for the incised realism depicted on her pottery, Jennifer takes on the Arizona desert as a theme for her pottery designs. Lizards, snakes, scorpions and birds are all game for her elegant clay vessels.
Leslie Levy Fine Art has earned the reputation as one of the leading publishers of fine art posters. We also offer an extensive collection of lithographs, serigraphs, giclees and limited edition sculpture by some of the most popular living artists including Steve Hanks, Doug West, Stephen Morath, Cyrus Afsary, Robert Dawson and George Botich
Opening Reception during
Summer Spectacular Artwalk
Thursday, July 8, 2010
7:00 to 9:00 pm
From the Ground Up - a summer group exhibition dealing with themes of the environment and the natural world.
Featuring the work of Binh Danh, Valerie Hammond, Rick Hards, Alan Bur Johnson, Jessica Joslin, Mark Klett, Mayme Kratz, David Kroll, Chema Madoz, Carrie Marill, Matthew Moore, Marie Navarre, Beverly Penn, Mike & Doug Starn and Jo Whaley.
The Night Gallery 4168 N. Marshall Way
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Night Gallery, a partnership with Vestar, Development Corporation at Tempe Marketplace and ASU School of Art, creates an exhibition space for Herberger Institute for Design adn the Arts faculty, students and alumni.
The experimental space produces a new subjective that operates without hierarchy, exploring the newly conceived role a university can play outside of its expected domain. The space also stages unique performances including music, dance, readings, and theater and film.
The Riva Yares Gallery, founded in 1964, with locations in Scottsdale, Arizona and Santa Fe, New Mexico, offers two of the primary art spaces in the country for the exhibition of museum-level modern and contemporary art.
Artists include Helen Frankenthaler, Hans Hofmann, Joan Mitchell, Manuel Neri, Frank Stella, Milton Avery, Morris Lewis, Roberto Matta, Kenneth Noland, James G. Davis and Jim Waid
spec10 gallery is pleased to exhibit emerging, local artist Valerie Zitzer. Opening celebration is set for Thursday, August 19th @ 7PM
Born and raised on the West Coast, Valerie’s dreamy, moody style is influenced by the ocean and it surroundings. Her work is a compilation of these influences with hints of a dramatic intellect and raw artistic talent. Valerie currently lives and works in Scottsdale, AZ.
spec10 gallery, located at 4200 N Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251, was created under the co-op of “pop-up galleries” in the heart of the Scottsdale arts district. spec10 gallery is a division of Spec10, LLC, a fine art consulting organization.
Robert Anderson Rebecca Crowell Patricia Hunter Raya Diane F. Barbee Paul Davis Ed Kennefick Reid Richardson Michael Baum Charles Davison Dave Klein Gregg Rochester Sherri Belassen Frances Dodd Fran Larsen Jaqueline Rochester D.J. Berard Jose Echeverria Earl Linderman Thom Ross Suzanne Betz Germana Federico Rick Lussier Monika Rossa Karen Bezuidenhout Judy Feldman Malott & Rae Albert Scharf Lori Faye Bock Karen Fisher Tierney M. Miller Marian Shepherd Brian Boner Jill Gilbert Trevor Mikula Brent Silvester Brenda Bredvik Jon Gipe Thomas Nelford Rand Smith Sheridan Brown Lance Green Jim Nelson Alix Stefan Rudie van Brussel Barbara Gurwitz Amy Novelli Lawrence Taylor Eric Budd Ryan Hale Patricia Oblack Mackenzie Thorpe Jim Budish Melinda Hall Nancy Pendleton Chaille Trevor Timothy Chapman Mitch Henderson Jana Peterson Sarah Webber Robert Charon Steven Hofberger Matt Pribe Doug Weigel Elizabeth Cheche Linda Carter Holman Liza Raiser Joseph E. Young Jeff Cochran Dana Hooper Robert Ransom
Victoria Boyce Galleries has a diverse roster of more than fifty emerging and established artists from the United States, Canada and Mexico. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, monoprints, photography, sculpture, jewelry and art furniture are presented. Contemporary landscapes, abstracts, figurative and narrative works are available for the collector and those seeking to uniquely enhance living and workspaces. Commissions are also available for special projects for corporate and individual clients.
- A Cuttlefish Compendium and Other Sea Songs -
Claribel Cone - New Paintings
February 5 - February 28 . 2009
Artist Reception: February 5, 7pm - 9pm
right, "CHARTREUSE GARDEN", watercolor, 31in x 34"
The Vision Gallery is a non-profit art gallery managed by the Chandler Cultural Foundation. Exhibits are rotated on a regular basis. For more information, please check our exhibition schedule. A portion of all art sales are used to fund the VISION KIDZ Program, a series of art education workshops offered to the community free of charge.
right, Craig Cheply, Beneath Heaven and Earth
If you are interested in the Vision Gallery and its programs, please call the Gallery at 480.917.6859 and ask to be placed on our mailing list. Event information is supplied to our patrons and the local media.
The Vision Gallery has received funding in the past years from the following corporations and organizations: Bank of America, Motorola, Inc., Mobile Oil Inc, Target, The Arizona Commission on the Arts, Cox Communications, Bashas, Desert Viking, the Downtown Chandler Community Partnership, and the City of Chandler.
For more information about the Chandler Cultural Foundation and the Chandler Center for the Arts visit their web site at www.chandlercenter.org.
Xico Inc., formerly known as Xicanindio, is a multidisciplinary arts organization that was created in 1975 by a group of local Chicano and Native American artists. Their vision was to promote indigenous arts and culture through community based arts programs.
As one of the oldest ethnic nonprofit arts organizations in the state of Arizona, Xico Inc. plays a unique role in the community through the programmatic activities of the organization.
Our mission is to nourish a greater appreciation of the cultural and spiritual heritages of the Latino and Indigenous peoples of the Americas throughout the Arts.
The Xico Ink’s Printmaking Workshops program was established in 1992 and provides a unique opportunity for Arizona Latino and Native American artists to experiment with new media and learn from other local, national and international artists who are skilled in the techniques of printmaking. The result is a new work created in an environment of shared inspiration.
These workshops feature various printmaking techniques including mono-silkscreen, serigraph, and monoprint.
Xico Inc. is a non-profit 501c3 organization and is supported through grants from private and public funders.
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Costello-Childs Contemporary features the works of emerging and mid-career artists of regional, national and international note. The gallery features works in various mediums that include paintings, works on paper, photography, and sculpture, among others.
Michael Costello and Daryl Childs bring a combined 50+ years experience to their gallery, working in various aspects of the arts that have included educational, administrative, curatorial and directorial positions. They bring to their business a love of art and design, a belief in the power of developing and maintaining enduring relationships with their artists and with their clients.
Duley-Jones Gallery features a dazzling array of contemporary artwork in a variety of media by regional & national artists. The eclectic selection includes the exquisite ceramic of George Alexander, the large watercolors of David Barba, and Robert Brubaker's whimsical figures. Paintings by Pat Bailey, Rhea Gary, Brian Blackham, Walt Wooten, George Green and Dick Phillips, David Gordiner, are featured. An emphasis on art glass includes work by John Miller, David Klein, Leon Applebaum and glass tapestries by Carole Perry and Lyle London are also exhibited as well as baskets by Neil and Fran Prince, wood vessels by Beau Beauford, wood carvings by David Caricato, and original illustrations by Sylvia Long.
“Delicate Desert: The Pottery of Jennifer Moquino” 
