Gallery Schedules

Current shows and events at our member galleries in the Scottsdale Arts District

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Artspace

7127 E. 6th Avenue

"Comfort Zone" artspace Artist in Residence Group Show
Dec. 4 - Jan. 7, 2008

Robert Roman Gallery
480-947-4014
www.robertromangallery.com

Encaustic Reflections
January 8-February 2, 2009
Opening Reception Thursday, January 8, 7:00pm-9:00pm

The encaustic paintings of Dale O. Roberts are on exhibition at the Robert Roman Gallery at artspace from January 8 through February 2 in Encaustic Reflections. Robert’s realistic work is distinguished by his understanding and use of light, powerful composition, and his ability to conquer a very difficult medium: painting with wax and pigment.

Time Flies (1949-2009) - The Personal Iconography of Arthur Secunda
March 5-31, 2009
Opening Reception Thursday, March 5, 7:00pm-9:00pm

Arthur Secunda’s long career in art has been marked by international recognition in many fields - painter, sculptor, teacher, critic and printmaker. The exhibition at Robert Roman Gallery at artspace from March 5-March 31 showcases his painting and printmaking from 1949 through 2009 with a collection of works depicting important icons---the streets of New York and plazas of Italy, Southwestern sunbursts, impressions of nature from California to Provence, Native American themes, and early Mexican bullfight scenes. These familiar subjects have remained a consistent thread in his work throughout the years.

Textures Gallery
480-423-0888
texturesgalleryandstudio.com

The Loft
480-423-0888

Biltmore Galleries

7113 Main St., 480-947-5975
www.BiltmoreGalleries.com

Bonner David Galleries

7040 E. Main St., 480-941-8500
www.bonnerdavid.com

Now one of Scottsdale’s largest galleries, Bonner David presents dual exhibition spaces, one representing the finest traditional paintings and sculptures while the other is devoted to the best in contemporary art.

“One Day” by Dyana Hesson
January 8-21, 2009
Special Artist Reception January 8th, 2008, 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Noted botanical artist Dyana Hesson brings to life a single day of her experiences at The Huntington Library and Gardens in San Marino California. Impressed with the diversity of what this garden had to offer in just one day, Hesson paints a body of work that not only captures fleeting beauty , but also the significance of what each day can hold. Each bud, blossom and agave is rendered perfectly, demonstrating her gift for the art of light and shadows.

“New Art for a New Year" by Melissa Peck and Carol Redmond
January 17-28, 2009
Special Artist Reception January 17th, 2008, 1:00-5:00 pm

Showcasing new artists and new art by these talented artists is the best way to begin the new year! Now that the holidays are over, come take a look at the latest work featuring new abstract pieces by Carol Redmond and the fanciful figures of Melissa Peck. Redmond’s color, texture and organic feel in her paintings are the perfect accents to any room. Peck’s whimsical women would bring fun to any wall. Both artists are guaranteed to make you smile!! Please come join us!

“The Shape of Things” by Michael Carson
January 22-February 4, 2009
Special Artist Reception January 22nd, 2009, 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Bonner David Galleries Figurative artist Michael Carson combines his love of architecture with the human figure to create a series of narrative paintings of his distinctive people in familiar situations. His nondescript surroundings help create a mood or a story that Carson relays as his figures take the center stage. His work is known for his seamless brushstrokes and his dramatic use of color and light. Please come join us for this highly anticipated show!

“Patches of Color” by Claudia Hartley
February 5-18, 2009
Special Artist Reception February 5th, 2009
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Landscape artist Claudia Hartley brings to life her latest travels with her color-rich paintings featuring familiar landscapes of both the Western U.S. and Europe. Claudia is a detailed colorist, studying carefully the complimentary colors and portraying them in both her interiors and landscapes. With influence from Fauvists, such as Matisse, Hartley takes on a modern twist to landscape painting, giving her a unique style. Each work is invested with her brilliant strokes of color that bring a smile to any viewer.

“Trees, Trails, and Tinted Skies”
February 19th – March 4th, 2009
Special Artist Reception February 19th, 2009
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Realistic landscape artist Romona Youngquist exhibits her tranquil scenes of rustic life. Her attention to detail and her skies that change with the light of day seem to mirror a true outdoor experience. As a self taught artist, Youngquist developed her talent by studying nature at a young age, which is shown in her paintings as they display a deep connection to the earth. She is able to capture the essence of nature with her oils, and discover true serenity in her finished pieces. Her paintings invoke a soothing mood no matter what room it is in!

Treasured Memories by Lane Timothy and John Schieffer
March 5-18, 2009
Special Artist Reception March 5th, 2009
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm

The art of realism reflecting past memories is captured by two accomplished artists, Lane Timothy and John Schieffer. Lane Timothy’s work harkens back to a simpler time, capturing figures from an historic era. The combination of retro imagery with the clean strokes and color pallet create modern pieces with a nostalgic vibe. Likewise, realist John Schieffer showcases such objects as marbles and toys which evoke memories of childhood. These still life paintings explore the color and value of objects giving under-appreciated objects a fresh take and unexpected persona.

Calvin Charles Gallery

4201 N. Marshall Way, 480-421-1818
www.calvincharles.com

Calvin Charles Gallery has proven to be a prime destination in the Phoenix metropolitan area for art collectors around the world. The gallery blends together international artist living and working in China, Vietnam and Japan, nationally recognized and emerging modern artist from Europe and the America's. Calvin Charles also offers select Asian antiques.

The gallery presents a unique perspective on the state of the world of art. The works of kyoko Ibe, Jeffrey J. Gluck, Pascal, Joyce Crain, Pham Luan, Jennyfer Stratman are included in our collection of contemporary global works of art. Beyond our collection, The Calvin Charles has participated in traveling exhibitions highlighting work by Fernando Botero, Aurora Canero and Ju Ming.

Clarke & Clarke Art +Artifacts

7079 E. 5th Ave. at Marshall Way, 480-946-7775
www.ethnoarts.com

Colores

7100 Main St., 480-947-1489
www.wildemeyer.com

Fiesta Colores
January 3-31, 2008

Colores is celebrating the Fiesta Bowl with a group show, “Fiesta Colores,” showcasing many of our fine artists. These include figurative painter Linda Carter Holman, Southwestern landscape artist Alix Stefan along with abstract paintings by Ryan Hale and contemporary southwest narrative paintings by Thom Ross. Colorist and animal painter Mitch Henderson is also represented. The fabulous art is displayed in a setting of beautiful Asian antiques and a collection select jewelry. The opening for “Fiesta Colores,” will be during Fiesta Bowl Artwalk on January 3, noon to 5p.m.

Cornelis Hollander Designer Jewelry

4151 N. Marshall Way, 480-423-5000
www.cornelishollander.com

Cornelis Hollander, internationally acclaimed award-winning jewelry designer, features exclsuive handcrafted colored gemstone and diamond jewelry, including bridal wear.

Duley-Jones Gallery

7100 E. Main St., 480-945-8475
www.duleyjones.com

Carole Perry
January 2-31, 2008

Glass tapestries by Carole Perry will be exhibited throughout the month of January at Duley-Jones Gallery. Her vividly colored free-form vessels appear to have been woven, like pieces of fabric frozen in space. During the Fiesta Bowl ArtWalk on Saturday, January 3 from 1 to 4 pm, Perry will be in the gallery,
demonstrating how she creates her unique glass work.

Jean Richardson-- The Spirit of the Horse
January 2-31, 2008

During the month of January, Duley-Jones Gallery will also feature the dynamic
work of Oklahoma artist Jean Richardson.

Richardson paints horses, infused with motion and grace and rich in vibrant
hues. Her semi-abstract animals explode off the surface of the canvas, in
a burst of color and energy. She views the horse as “a metaphor for the
human spirit: unbridled, striving, sometimes heroic, often restless, full of energy,
floating above us, calling us to other realms.”

Dick Phillips - Embracing Color
February 1-28, 2008

Duley-Jones Gallery presents the vibrant work of Scottsdale artist Dick Phillips
February 1-28, with a reception for the artist on Thursday, February 5 from
7 to 9 pm.

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.

Expressions in Bronze

7077 E. Main St., 480-424-7412
www.davemcgary.com

Faust Gallery

7103 E. Main St., 480-946-6345
www.faustgallery.com

Framer's Workshop, Inc.

4161 N. Craftsman Ct., 480-945-4261
www.framersworkshop.net

Since 1998, Framer's Workshop has been Scottsdale's premier custom picture framing studio, serving Arizona's top museums, galleries, artists and discerning collectors with the finest in custom frame design.

French Designer Jeweler

7148 E. Main St., 480-994-4717
www.frenchonmain.com

A collaboration of ideas, talents, passion and skill is what makes French Designer Jeweler a most unique collection of fabulous, wearable works of art. French Designer Jeweler has beautiful selections on one-of-a kind pieces from more than 25 designers from around the world, including Richard Kimball, Tom and Jutta Munsteiner, Carolyn Tyler, Michael Zobel and more. French Designer Jeweler is located at 7148 E. Main Street in the heart of the gallery district in downtown Scottsdale. Store hours are from 10 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday and are extended through 9 pm during Thursday evening ArtWalks.

G2 Gallery

4200 N. Marshall Way, 480-429-7729

Gallery Russia

7000 E. Main St., 480-596-9533
www.galleryrussia.com

Gebert Contemporary

7160 E. Main St., 480-429-0711

King Galleries of Scottsdale

7100 E. Main St., #1, 480-481-0187
www.kinggalleries.com

Legacy Gallery

7178 E. Main St., 480-945-1113
www.legacygallery.com

Traditional Western fine art gallery.

Two-Person Show - C. Michael Dudash and Krystii Melaine
February 12, 2008.
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Legacy Gallery is proud to be hosting our two-person show and sale for highly sought after painters C. Michael Dudash and Krystii Melaine. Both artists will be present for the show.

Three-Man Show - Robert “Shoofly” Shufelt, John Fawcett, Alvin Marshall
February 26, 2008.
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Legacy Gallery is proud to be hosting our three-man show and sale for the well known artists, Alvin Marshall, Robert “Shoofly” Shufelt and John Fawcett. All artists will be present for the show.

Legacy Contemporary

7176 E. Main St., 480-945-1113
www.legacycontemporary.com

Contemporary Western fine art gallery

LeKAE Galleries

7106 E. Main St., 480-874-2624
www.lekaegallery.com

LeKAE Gallery features fine-arts paintings, sculpture, blown glass, and hand-crafted metalworks in styles from abstract to photo-realism.

Leslie Levy Fine Art

7137 E. Main St., 480-947-2925
www.leslielevy.com

Established in 1975, Leslie Levy Fine Art features the best of Contemporary American Realism.

Dreams and Observations- New Paintings by Robert LaDuke and Ted Polomis
January 22-February 10, 2009

Robert LaDuke's narrative paintings are a combination of memories, dreams and everyday life. Influenced by magazine ads from the post WWII era of the 1940's when life was depicted as simple and fun, LaDuke uses primarily antique steel toys as his subject matter in paintings that seem to tell stories much like in comic books.

A View from the Edge - featuring new canyon paintings by Peter Holbrook
February 12- March 3, 2008
Opening reception for the artist will be held on Thursday evening, February 12th from 7:00-9:00 pm.

Distinguished by paintings in such collections as the Smithsonian Institution and the Art Institute of Chicago, Peter Holbrook is one of the most respected living painters of the canyons of the Southwest. His realistic representations of the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park are admired and widely collected. Holbrook's paintings appear photographic from a distance, however, a closer proximity reveals an almost impressionistically painted landscape marked by carefully planned strokes of paint.

Naked Horse Gallery

4151 N. Marshall Way, Ste. B, 480-947-0221
www.nakedhorse.com

Occasions by Design

4223 N. Marshall Way #B, 480-423-0506
www.occasionsofscottsdale.com

Ostrovsky Fine Art

7048 E. Main St., 480-941-1600
www.ostrovskyfineart.com

Overland Gallery

7155 Main St., 480-947-1934
www.overlandgallery.com

Overland Gallery features the works of artists such as Gary Ernest Smith, Ed Mell and Martin Grelle.

Paul Scott Gallery

7056 E. Main St., 480-874-3000
www.paulscottgallery.com

Pineda Covalin Mexico - Scottsdale

7101 E. Stetson Drive, 480-423-3594

www.pinedacovalinaz.com

The Mexican Designers Cristina Pineda and Ricardo Covalin began their collaboration in 1996 with the common goal of "expanding the richness of the Mexican and Latin American cultures and traditions all over the world through fashionable products". Their designs have recently been featured in Mexico Fashion Week, Miami Fashion Week, and the Women Together event in New York. With a gallery in the Downtown Scottsdale Arts District, it is only fitting that Pineda Covalin be featured designers in Scottsdale Fashion Week.

Rain Bird of Scottsdale

7136 E. Main St., 480-425-7585
www.rainbirdtrading.com

Rain Bird of Scottsdale is Native American owned and a member of the Indian Arts and Crafts Association. Among the artists featured are Navajo jewelers Ray Tracey, Harry Morgan, Paul Begay, Elizabeth Whitman and Don Platero, as well as the Kirk family from Isleta Pueblo and Ray Lovato from Santo Domingo. Also see painters Marianne Millar and Joyce Dant at Rain Bird along with incredible wooden pieces by John Berger and Ricardo Rojas.

River Trading Post

7033 E. Main St., Suite 102, 480-444-0001
www.rivertradingpost.com

River Trading Post welcomes Mule Creek General Trading
January 29-31, 2009

River Trading Post welcomes Mule Creek General Trading for a three day American Indian Jewelry Show and Sale featuring dead pawn, estate jewelry and Fred Harvey railroad train jewelry. Steve Westergom, owner of Mule Creek and a trader for 40 years, will be on hand to answer questions and help you find the perfect piece of vintage or antique Indian jewelry. Join us for the opening reception from 6-9 pm on Thursday, January 29. Show and sale continues from 11-5 pm Friday and Saturday, January 30-31.

Scottsdale Art Auction

7176 Main St., 480-945-0225
www.scottsdaleartauction.com

Third annual Scottsdale Art Auction (located upstairs from Legacy Gallery in Legacy Contemporary's Space)

Scottsdale Artists School

3700 N. Marshall Way, 480-990-1422
www.scottsdaleartschool.org

Scottsdale Fine Art

7116 E. Main St., 480-990-3100
www.scottsdalefineart.com

Showcasing original representational art with works in impressionistic, traditional and contemporary styles. Oil paintings, bronze and ceramic sculpture, watercolor and pastels adorn this spacious Main Street gallery. Scottsdale Fine Art represents nationally and internationally acclaimed as well as emerging artists. Whether an avid collector of original art or simply an interested art lover, Scottsdale Fine Art offers an opportunity to view and enjoy exceptional artwork in a relaxed, viewer-friendly environment.

Simic Galleries

7145 E. Main St., 480-946-4911
www.simic.com

Committed to excellence and tradition of fine art, Simic New Renaissance Galleries offer a discriminating selection that appeals to the new collector as well as the tenured connoisseur. The latest original works of contemporary artists and prominent late 19th and 20th century masters are featured in the Virtual Gallery and Master Works areas. The collector is certain to find many enchanting pieces to start or add to a fine collection. Please visit Simic in either Scottsdale location or online.

7140 E. Main St., 480-946-4922
www.simic.com

Committed to excellence and tradition of fine art, Simic New Renaissance Galleries offer a discriminating selection that appeals to the new collector as well as the tenured connoisseur. The latest original works of contemporary artists and prominent late 19th and 20th century masters are featured in the Virtual Gallery and Master Works areas. The collector is certain to find many enchanting pieces to start or add to a fine collection. Please visit Simic in either Scottsdale location or online.

S R Brennen Galleries

7134 E. Main St., 480-947-2539
www.srbrennengalleries.com

S.R. Brennen Gallery of Fine Art

7150 E. Main St., 480-994-1355
www.srbrennengalleries.com

Trailside Galleries - on the Mall

7330 Scottsdale Mall, 480-945-7751
www.trailsidegalleries.com

A tradition of excellence since 1963, Trailside Galleries is proud to be the collector's first choice for classic 20th and 21st Century American art. Specializing in works by today’s leading American western artists, the gallery features an unmatched collection of traditional oil paintings and bronze sculpture including landscape, impressionism, figurative, still-life and wildlife art. Represented artists include nationally recognized members of the Cowboy Artists of America, the National Academy of Design, the American Watercolor Society, and the Prix De West. Please visit our gallery locations in Scottsdale, Arizona and Jackson, Wyoming. Open Monday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 5:30 p.m.

Victoria Boyce Galleries

7130 E. Main St., 480-941-2494
www.vboycegalleries.com

Victoria Boyce Galleries boasts a 1500 square foot showroom that features paintings, sculpture, photography and an eclectic mix of contemporary fine art furniture from renowned national and local artists.

Wilde Meyer Discoveries

8777 N. Scottsdale Rd., 480-488-3200
www.wildemeyer.com

Wilde Meyer Discoveries features an adventuresome and eclectic collection of fine art presented in a chic contemporary setting amid antique Asian furniture. Collector favorites include figurative works by renowned painter Linda Carter Holman; abstracts by Ryan Hale and Sherri Belassen; and sculptors such as Jim Budish. Well-known landscape painters include Barbara Gurwitz and Fran Larsen. Innovative interpretations of cowboys and Indians by Thom Ross, Ka Fisher and Charles Davison are also shown.

New Year, New Beginnings
Opening: Saturday, January 3, noon-5 p.m.

We are continuing to celebrate our 25th anniversary year in Arizona with “New Year, New Beginnings”, opening Saturday, January 3, noon-5p.m. during Scottsdale’s “Fiesta Bowl Artwalk”. This month, we are featuring new work by longtime collector favorite Jacqueline Rochester along with Linda Carter Holman, Sherri Belassen, Timothy Chapman and others. The show runs January 3 through January 31st.

Wilde Meyer Gallery

4142 N. Marshall Way, 480-945-2323
www.wildemeyer.com

Established in 1983, Wilde Meyer Gallery features an adventuresome and eclectic collection of contemporary fine art. Collector favorites include figurative works by renowned painters such as Linda Carter Holman, Jacqueline Rochester and Earl Linderman; abstract painters Ryan Hale and Sherri Belassen and sculptors such as Jim Budish. Well known landscape painters include Barbara Gurwitz and Fran Larsen. Innovative interpretations of cowboys and Indians by Thom Ross, Ka Fisher and Charles Davison are also shown. Wilde Meyer represents popular “animal” artist Mitch Henderson.

Timeless Beauty
Opening: December 10 through January 31st.

Wilde Meyer Gallery presents “Timeless Beauty”, an exhibition about the eternal moment captured in a painting. Included will be work by Barbara Gurwitz, Alix Stefan, Paul Davis, Gregg Rochester, among others. Showing January 10 through January 31st, it will also hang during the Rockin’ Artwalk on Saturday, January 17th, noon – 4 p.m.

Willow Gallery

7175-7177 E. Main St., 480-424-7300
www.willowgalleryusa.com

Located on prestigious Main Street in the heart of Scottsdale's art district, Willow Gallery offers a collection of original artwork by the finest painters and sculptors from across the country and around the world. Maintaining the highest standard for quality work, Willow Gallery represents award-winning, established artists. Focusing primarily on original oil paintings, they also offer limited edition bronze sculptures.