FAUX & MURALS BY ESEN “Decorative painting to make your dream walls come true, including faux painting, murals, trompe l’oeil, marbleizing and kids’ rooms. If you need an idea, call me.” 63 E. Ivanhoe St. | Gilbert | (602) 332-7
esenkaya@msn.com |
esenkaya.com
FAUX MASTERS STUDIO “The West Coast’s premier decorative fi nishing school and product retailer.” 335 E. Warner Rd., Ste.
| Chandler
( 80) 855-1731 | (888 77-FAUX
info@fauxmasters.com |
fauxmasters.com fauxcenter.com
FAUX PAUL “Venetian plaster specialists and faux fi nish experts. See what our quality, integrity and more than 65 years of combined experience can add to your project.” Valleywide | (602) 617-2350
fauxpaul@qwest.net |
fauxpaul.com
FIGARELLI GALLERIES & SCULPTURE GARDEN Allan Houser, Bob Haozous, Phillip Haozous, Tony Lee, Nora Naranjo-Morse, Eliza Naranjo-Morse, Anita Fields, Paul Moore, John Dawson, Dahrl Thomson, Kimberly Hargrove, Brad Konick, Carlos Marin, Cecilia Miguez, Francisco Ochoa, and Michael G. Steiner. 7610 E. McDonald Dr., Ste. D | Scottsdale ( 80
-7077 | info@fi
garelligalleries.com fi
garelligalleries.com
FLORMAN, JODY Artist/muralist/photographer specializing in creating works of art for the home or offi ce. Individuals and designers welcome. Twenty-fi ve years’ experience. 1205 S. Rio Verde Lane | Camp Verde (805) 217- 666 | jody@jfl
ormanartgallery.com jfl
ormanartgallery.com
FRAMIN’ WORKS “Serving the Valle
4, we have been fea-
tured in Decor Magazine nine times for creative framing.” Members of the Professional Picture Framers Association, with a certifi ed picture framer on staff.
. Thomas Rd. | Phoenix | ( 57-1080
framinworks@gmail.com |
framinworks.com
GALERIA BELLAS ARTES A fi ne-art gallery dedicated to the work of interna- tionally renowned artist Sergio Ladrón de Guevara. 6501 E. Cave Creek Rd., Ste.
| Cave Creek
( 80) 5 5-1123 |
galeriabellasartes@msn.com galeriabellasartesaz.com
GALICIA, RUBEN Contemporary Mexican artwork in a variety of mediums. 5832 W. Heatherbrae Dr. | Phoenix (623
7- 68 |
rgaliciaart@hotmail.com rubengalicia.com
GALLERY ANDREA Floral, landscape, fi gurative and contemporary paintings and sculpture by international, national and local artists, including Andrea de Kerpely-Zak, Stephen Juharos, James Lumbers, and Joanna Zjawinska.
HIGGINBOTHAM GLASS CORP. Sales and installation of custom shower doors, mir- rors, tabletops and glass replacements. 36
7th St. | Cave Creek | ( 80 83- 033
HEARD MUSEUM SHOP A vast selection of American Indian artwork, includ- ing authentic jewelry, pottery, paintings, sculpture, katsina dolls and weavings. 2301 N. Central Ave. | Phoenix | (602) 252-88 0
bmcgee@heard.org |
heard.org
701 . Main St. | Scottsdale | ( 80 81-2530
zak5@cox.net |
artandrea.com
GALLERY RUSSIA Specialists in original Russian art from the Soviet Union period and post-Soviet period. 7103 E. Main St. | Scottsdale | ( 80) 5 6- 533 galleryrussia@qwestoffi
ce.net galleryrussia.com
GARLAND’S INDIAN JEWELRY “Known as ‘The Showcase of Sedona,’ Garland’s features the fi nest selection of Native American and Southwestern jewelry, kachinas, baskets, paintings and more.” 3 53 N. S.R. 8 | Sedona | ( ) 282-6632
info@garlandsjewelry.com |
garlandsjewelry.com
GARLAND’S NAVAJO RUGS Providing an extensive selection of quality, authentic, contemporary and antique Navajo rugs, Hopi kachinas, Pueblo pottery, baskets and more. 11 S.R. 17 | Sedona | ( ) 282- 070
info@garlandsrugs.com |
garlandsrugs.com
GEBERT CONTEMPORARY Contemporary fi ne art and photography. Artists include Marcia Myers, Henry Leo Schoebel, Gloria Gaddis, Barbara Rogers, John Nelson, Michael East- man, and Hunt Slonem. 7160 Main St. | Scottsdale | ( 80
-0711
info@gebertartaz.com |
gebertartaz.com
GOLDENSTEIN GALLERY Representing renowned local and regional artists in all media and styles, including paintings, sculpture, jewelry, furniture and kaleidoscopes. Voted “Best Gallery in Sedona” three years running by readers of “Kudos,” Verde Valley Newspapers. 3 N. S.R. 8 | Sedona | ( ) 20 -1765
info@goldensteinart.com |
goldensteinart.com
GRIZZLY IRON INC. “Designing and crafting unique ironwork in Arizona since 1 87, we have developed a reputation for not just high-quality metalwork, but also iron that has been heated and forged by hand into works of art.” 13
. Lincoln St. | Phoenix | (602) 716- 660
sales@grizzlyiron.com |
grizzlyiron.com
HAL STEWART BRONZE Bronze sculpture, including horses, birds, Indians, cowboys and commissioned works. 7067 N. Via de la Siesta | Scottsdale ( 80) 65 -2321 |
halstewartbronze.com
HOPKINS’ FINE ART Established in 1 5, the company provides fi ne-art consulting and brokering services for nationally recognized artists, business owners and private collectors. Phoenix | (602) 568-18
inquire@hopkinsgallery.com |
hopkinsgallery.com
HOPPER FINISHES MSW Specializing in the manufacture and application of custom architectural plasters for interior and exterior spaces. “Celebrating 75 years in the Valley this year.” 8 0 E. Gelding Dr., #110 | Scottsdale ( 80
-7555 | info@hopperfi
nishes.com
hopperfi
nishes.com MASTER OF THE SOUTHWEST: DENNIS HOPPER, 1996
HORIZON ART “Our gallery and design showroom features a broad selection of original artwork in a variety of mediums, as well as custom mirrors, sculpture, pot- tery, accessories and handcrafted furniture.” Arizona Design Center 7350 N. Dobson Rd., Ste. 127 | Scottsdale ( 80
-1 |
horizon@horizonart.com
horizonart.com TO THE TRADE ONLY
ICEHOUSE ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Featuring the work of local, national and interna- tional artists. Also a rental venue for public and private events. . Jackson St. | Phoenix | (602) 257-8
theicehouseaz.com
INBS INC./JOE TYLER, ARTIST Interior/exterior free-standing sculpture or func- tional artwork in sculptural welded steel and other metals. 27602 N. 151st Ave. | Surprise | (623) 58 -1552
tylerwelds@aol.com |
artistic-visions.com
ISABELLE’S FINE TALAVERA Specializing in authentic Talavera from Uriarte and La Reyna, with a full line that includes urns, place settings, accent pieces, tiles and bath accessories. Phoenix | ( 80) 235-3731 isabelle@isabellesfi
netalavera.com isabellesfi
netalavera.com
JAMES RATLIFF GALLERY One-of-a-kind fi ne art, including paintings, sculpture, clay pieces and jewelry. “Offering personal service to sea- soned and beginning collectors for more than 45 years.” Hozho Center |
, Stes. A6-7 | Sedona
(MOVING FEB. 2011 TO HILLSIDE SEDONA, 671 S.R. 179, SEDONA) ( 8) 282- 0 | fi
neart@jamesratliffgallery.com jamesratliffgallery.com
JANE KELSEY-MAPEL Specializing in colorful ceramic sculpture of people and animals portraying themes of family and nature, and unique narrative portraits. Commissions ac- cepted; demonstrations and hands-on workshops offered. 500 W. Georgia Ave. | Phoenix | (602) 26 -36
jane@janekelseymapel.com janekelseymapel.com |
vboycegalleries.com
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