Sedona Artist Market & Gallery

A casual observer of Rae Ebeling’s stick-and-stone sculptures would assume they are three-dimensional objets d’art. Ebeling points out,...

Sandra Wasko-Flood is an author, poet, artist and nationally recognized labyrinth educator. Her book, The Labyrinth Path to Light and...

Nadine Booth says, “When I was growing up, my creative Mom tried to find my artistic side and my creative niche. Mom’s mission was to...

Sedona photographer Jim Peterson grew up in northwestern New Mexico and has lived on both coasts as well as several other states. He...

Before moving to Sedona thirteen years ago, Chuck Hensley worked as a shop teacher in the Denver public schools. He showed high school...

Helen McLuckie recalls, "As a child, I was painfully shy. One day, while sitting on a hardwood floor, I was given a piece of paper and a...

Greg Griffin is an “old school” photographer. He shoots mainly in manual mode, since he likes complete control of his art. That way, he...

Barbara Brown moved to Sedona in 1993 as an illustrator and watercolorist from Dana Point, CA. She took her first sculpting class...

Jenny Emminger is a native of Arizona who graduated with a Bachelor’s of Fine Art from Northern Arizona University. A longtime resident...

In 1990, Terry (Teresa) Favour moved to the Northern New Mexico village of El Rito. She had spent the previous 10 years living in Santa...