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BEST OF THE WEST Artists at Work SCOTTSDALE.... A record 110 artists in 31 studio locations open their doors to visitors of the seventh annual Hidden
Julie Osterman / Southwest Art
01 Nov, 2003
BEST OF THE WEST
Artists at Work
SCOTTSDALE.... A record 110 artists in 31 studio locations open their doors to visitors of the seventh annual Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour, held in Cave Creek, Carefree, and North Scottsdale. Sponsored by the nonprofit Sonoran Arts League, the free event allows art enthusiasts the chance to observe artists at work in their private studios. A map and signs along the road lead guests on a self-guided tour through the desert foothills to each studio, and information booths are conveniently located along the way.
Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour, November 21-23 and 28-30, Sonoran Arts League, 480.488.3381, www.sonoranartsleague.org
On With the Show
TUSCON.... The long-running Mountain Oyster Club Show and Sale returns to Tuscon on Sunday, November 23. More than 180 artists participate, including honorary club members Michael Stack, Jim Butler, Barbara and Tom Hill, Susan Kliewer, and Robert "Shoofly" Shufelt. New inductees this year are painters Frank LaLumia and Tom Dorr and sculptor Jim Gruzalski. The show is open to the public for just one day, by invitation only.
Mountain Oyster Club Show and Sale, November 23, Mountain Oyster Club, 520.623.3417
Great American West
TUSCON.... Settlers West Galleries hosts its annual Great American West Sale on Saturday, November 22. The one-day event features artwork by some of the West`s best, including Tim Cox, Martha Pettigrew, Cyrus Afsary, Dave Wade, and Herb Mignery, among many others. A 5:30 p.m. reception will be followed by the purchase drawing at 7 p.m.
Great American West Sale, November 22, Settlers West Galleries, 520.299.2607, www. settlerswest. com
Dixon`s Arizona
PHOENIX.... Over Thanksgiving weekend, the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa hosts an exhibition of 20 oils and drawings by Maynard Dixon. The exhibit takes place in the resort`s Gold Room, which holds a mural that Dixon created for the hotel in 1929 called THE LEGEND OF EARTH AND SUN. Dr. J. Mark Sublette, a recognized expert on the life and works of Dixon, presents a lecture on the artist titled "Maynard Dixon`s Arizona-1900 to 1946." Dixon`s works on exhibit depict Arizona subjects ranging from saguaros to Apaches.
Maynard Dixon Event, November 28-30, Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, 800.950.0086, www.arizonabiltmore.com
Duclash and Homer
SCOTTSDALE.... Legacy Gallery hosts an exhibit November 6-16 featuring works by painters C. Michael Dudash and Chauncey Homer. Both artists began their respective careers as illustrators and later changed paths to concentrate on fine art. Dudash lives in Vermont and paints many subjects near his home. Homer is a founding member of the Tucson Plein Air Painters Society.
C. Michael Dudash/Chauncey Homer, November 6-16, Legacy Gallery, 480. 945.1113, www.legacygallery.com.
MESA.... Sculptures in the Streets V. Sculptors across the country display and sell their work in this outdoor exhibit on the sidewalks of downtown Main Street (480.890.2613, www.mesatowncenter.com) November 15-April 15.
PHOENIX.... second Annual Spanish Market. Nearly 70 Hispanic artists from Arizona and New Mexico are featured at this weekend marketplace November 15-16 at the Heard Museum (602.252.8848, www. heard.org).
SCOTTSDALE.... Canyon De Chelly Showcase. During the first two weeks of November, Trailside Galleries on the Mall (480.945.7751, www.trailside galleries.com) presents a showcase of paintings depicting Canyon de Chelly.
The Magic in the Trees. Oaxacan woodcarvings as well as limited-edition prints by deceased cowboy artist Frank McCarthy are featured at the Leona King Gallery (480.945.1209, www.leonakinggallery.com) November 2-31.
Gallery Invitational. Cervini Haas Gallery (480.429.6116, www.cervinihaas.com) presents works by painters from the U.S. and Europe November 6-December13.
Annual Basketry Invitational. A diverse group of nationally and internationally recognized basket makers share their creations at Gallery Materia (480.949.1262, www.gallerymateria.com) November 4-29.
In Response to Place: Photographs from the Nature Conservancy`s Last Great Places. The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (480.874.2787, www.smoca.org) presents this exhibition of 48 photographs depicting ecologically important areas from around the world through December 7.
Home, Sweet Home. Bonner David Galleries (480.941.8500, www.bonnerdavid.com) hosts the elegant still lifes of Jan Saia and the warm watercolors of Kathrine Lemke Waste, featuring edibles in art, November 13-26.
Paint for the Love of Color. A show featuring oil paintings by Augustus Dunbier and work by Cowboy Artists of America emeritus member William Moyers runs at Taos Gallery Scottsdale (480.945.4548) through November 16.
Gold Medal Artists Show. A select number of gallery artists are invited to participate in this show, which takes place at May Gallery at the Borgata (480.998.2424, www.maygallery.com) November 8-24.
David Rothermel. The southwestern landscape paintings of Rothermel are featured at Duley-Jones Gallery (480.945.8475, www.duleyjones.com) this month.
SEDONA.... Miniature Exhibition and Silent Auction. Artists create miniature art for this annual fund-raiser at the Sedona Arts Center (928.282.3809, www.sedonaartscenter.com), held November 5-14.
Ritual Symbols: The Menorah. Scherer Gallery (928.203.9000, www.scherergallery.com) presents this group exhibition of five artists creating artistic menorahs November 14-December 31.
TUSCON.... Meditations in Glass. Sculptural flamework by Elizabeth Mears, Robert Mickelsen, and Milon Townsend is featured November 22-January 24 at Philabaum Glass Gallery (520.299.1939, www.phil abaumglass.com).
Southwest Impressions. Sanders Galleries (520.299.1763, www.sandersgalleries.com) presents work by Carol Lee Thompson, Huihan Liu, Richard lams. Mike Larsen, and John Nieto November 1-27.
WICKENBURG.... 16th Annual Fall Festival of Fine Art. The Gold Nugget Art Gallery (928.684.5849, www.goldnuggetartgallery.com) presents the newest works by its 40 artists, most of whom will be present and "at work" for the event.
SIDEBAR
New Women`s Academy Exhibition PRESCOTT.... A new exhibition of works by the American Academy of Women Artists opens at the Phippen Art Museum on November 7, with receptions on November 7 and 8. The show features a variety of media and styles created by the academy`s 20 signature members. This group includes Catherine Gill, Maxine Johnston, and Kathryn Stats, all of whom teach the Red Rock Workshop November 14-16 at the SedonaArts Center (970.375.1366, www.sedonaartscenter.com). American Academy of Women Artists, November 7-December 28, Phippen Art Museum, 928.778.1385, www.phippenartmuseum.org
For updated information on gallery events, go to www.southwestart.com.
ILLUSTRATIONS
TRICOCEREUS LOUISE BY MARTY MANNING AT HIDDEN IN THE HILLS
TAOS MOUNTAIN DAWN BY TOM NOBLE
RENDEVOUS THE DANCE BY BONNIE CONRAD
COPYRIGHT: Copyright Sabot Publishing, Inc. Nov 2003. Provided by Proquest- CSA, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Only fair use as provided by the United States copyright law is permitted.
PROQUEST-CSA, LLC- MAKES NO WARRANTY REGARDING THE ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS, OR TIMELINESS OF THE LICENSED MATERIALS OR ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
Artists at Work
SCOTTSDALE.... A record 110 artists in 31 studio locations open their doors to visitors of the seventh annual Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour, held in Cave Creek, Carefree, and North Scottsdale. Sponsored by the nonprofit Sonoran Arts League, the free event allows art enthusiasts the chance to observe artists at work in their private studios. A map and signs along the road lead guests on a self-guided tour through the desert foothills to each studio, and information booths are conveniently located along the way.
Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour, November 21-23 and 28-30, Sonoran Arts League, 480.488.3381, www.sonoranartsleague.org
On With the Show
TUSCON.... The long-running Mountain Oyster Club Show and Sale returns to Tuscon on Sunday, November 23. More than 180 artists participate, including honorary club members Michael Stack, Jim Butler, Barbara and Tom Hill, Susan Kliewer, and Robert "Shoofly" Shufelt. New inductees this year are painters Frank LaLumia and Tom Dorr and sculptor Jim Gruzalski. The show is open to the public for just one day, by invitation only.
Mountain Oyster Club Show and Sale, November 23, Mountain Oyster Club, 520.623.3417
Great American West
TUSCON.... Settlers West Galleries hosts its annual Great American West Sale on Saturday, November 22. The one-day event features artwork by some of the West`s best, including Tim Cox, Martha Pettigrew, Cyrus Afsary, Dave Wade, and Herb Mignery, among many others. A 5:30 p.m. reception will be followed by the purchase drawing at 7 p.m.
Great American West Sale, November 22, Settlers West Galleries, 520.299.2607, www. settlerswest. com
Dixon`s Arizona
PHOENIX.... Over Thanksgiving weekend, the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa hosts an exhibition of 20 oils and drawings by Maynard Dixon. The exhibit takes place in the resort`s Gold Room, which holds a mural that Dixon created for the hotel in 1929 called THE LEGEND OF EARTH AND SUN. Dr. J. Mark Sublette, a recognized expert on the life and works of Dixon, presents a lecture on the artist titled "Maynard Dixon`s Arizona-1900 to 1946." Dixon`s works on exhibit depict Arizona subjects ranging from saguaros to Apaches.
Maynard Dixon Event, November 28-30, Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, 800.950.0086, www.arizonabiltmore.com
Duclash and Homer
SCOTTSDALE.... Legacy Gallery hosts an exhibit November 6-16 featuring works by painters C. Michael Dudash and Chauncey Homer. Both artists began their respective careers as illustrators and later changed paths to concentrate on fine art. Dudash lives in Vermont and paints many subjects near his home. Homer is a founding member of the Tucson Plein Air Painters Society.
C. Michael Dudash/Chauncey Homer, November 6-16, Legacy Gallery, 480. 945.1113, www.legacygallery.com.
MESA.... Sculptures in the Streets V. Sculptors across the country display and sell their work in this outdoor exhibit on the sidewalks of downtown Main Street (480.890.2613, www.mesatowncenter.com) November 15-April 15.
PHOENIX.... second Annual Spanish Market. Nearly 70 Hispanic artists from Arizona and New Mexico are featured at this weekend marketplace November 15-16 at the Heard Museum (602.252.8848, www. heard.org).
SCOTTSDALE.... Canyon De Chelly Showcase. During the first two weeks of November, Trailside Galleries on the Mall (480.945.7751, www.trailside galleries.com) presents a showcase of paintings depicting Canyon de Chelly.
The Magic in the Trees. Oaxacan woodcarvings as well as limited-edition prints by deceased cowboy artist Frank McCarthy are featured at the Leona King Gallery (480.945.1209, www.leonakinggallery.com) November 2-31.
Gallery Invitational. Cervini Haas Gallery (480.429.6116, www.cervinihaas.com) presents works by painters from the U.S. and Europe November 6-December13.
Annual Basketry Invitational. A diverse group of nationally and internationally recognized basket makers share their creations at Gallery Materia (480.949.1262, www.gallerymateria.com) November 4-29.
In Response to Place: Photographs from the Nature Conservancy`s Last Great Places. The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (480.874.2787, www.smoca.org) presents this exhibition of 48 photographs depicting ecologically important areas from around the world through December 7.
Home, Sweet Home. Bonner David Galleries (480.941.8500, www.bonnerdavid.com) hosts the elegant still lifes of Jan Saia and the warm watercolors of Kathrine Lemke Waste, featuring edibles in art, November 13-26.
Paint for the Love of Color. A show featuring oil paintings by Augustus Dunbier and work by Cowboy Artists of America emeritus member William Moyers runs at Taos Gallery Scottsdale (480.945.4548) through November 16.
Gold Medal Artists Show. A select number of gallery artists are invited to participate in this show, which takes place at May Gallery at the Borgata (480.998.2424, www.maygallery.com) November 8-24.
David Rothermel. The southwestern landscape paintings of Rothermel are featured at Duley-Jones Gallery (480.945.8475, www.duleyjones.com) this month.
SEDONA.... Miniature Exhibition and Silent Auction. Artists create miniature art for this annual fund-raiser at the Sedona Arts Center (928.282.3809, www.sedonaartscenter.com), held November 5-14.
Ritual Symbols: The Menorah. Scherer Gallery (928.203.9000, www.scherergallery.com) presents this group exhibition of five artists creating artistic menorahs November 14-December 31.
TUSCON.... Meditations in Glass. Sculptural flamework by Elizabeth Mears, Robert Mickelsen, and Milon Townsend is featured November 22-January 24 at Philabaum Glass Gallery (520.299.1939, www.phil abaumglass.com).
Southwest Impressions. Sanders Galleries (520.299.1763, www.sandersgalleries.com) presents work by Carol Lee Thompson, Huihan Liu, Richard lams. Mike Larsen, and John Nieto November 1-27.
WICKENBURG.... 16th Annual Fall Festival of Fine Art. The Gold Nugget Art Gallery (928.684.5849, www.goldnuggetartgallery.com) presents the newest works by its 40 artists, most of whom will be present and "at work" for the event.
SIDEBAR
New Women`s Academy Exhibition PRESCOTT.... A new exhibition of works by the American Academy of Women Artists opens at the Phippen Art Museum on November 7, with receptions on November 7 and 8. The show features a variety of media and styles created by the academy`s 20 signature members. This group includes Catherine Gill, Maxine Johnston, and Kathryn Stats, all of whom teach the Red Rock Workshop November 14-16 at the SedonaArts Center (970.375.1366, www.sedonaartscenter.com). American Academy of Women Artists, November 7-December 28, Phippen Art Museum, 928.778.1385, www.phippenartmuseum.org
For updated information on gallery events, go to www.southwestart.com.
ILLUSTRATIONS
TRICOCEREUS LOUISE BY MARTY MANNING AT HIDDEN IN THE HILLS
TAOS MOUNTAIN DAWN BY TOM NOBLE
RENDEVOUS THE DANCE BY BONNIE CONRAD
COPYRIGHT: Copyright Sabot Publishing, Inc. Nov 2003. Provided by Proquest- CSA, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Only fair use as provided by the United States copyright law is permitted.
PROQUEST-CSA, LLC- MAKES NO WARRANTY REGARDING THE ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS, OR TIMELINESS OF THE LICENSED MATERIALS OR ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
