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Amateur artists get fired up

People don’t have to be skilled artists to create works of art that are functional and lasting. At Henry Wingfield’s Imagine Art make-your-own pottery studio in Sedona, anyone can test their abilities and...

Artist prepares his Hawaiian refuge off the grid

After 17 years in Sedona, artist and musician William Faircloth is packing his bags for Hawaii’s Big Island. Seated in his West Sedona home, where little remains beyond evidence of his shamanic...

Working ‘en plein’ opens artists’ eyes

Artist Marcia Burtt doesn’t consider painting for an audience much different than painting alone. By Tyler Midkiff Larson Newspapers Artist Marcia Burtt doesn’t consider painting for an audience much different than painting...

Self-taught Shotsie lets go after 55 years

Shotsie Gorman is a walking encyclopedia and an individual book of faith. Though he hasn’t a degree to speak of, his persistent drive to find the correct answer or ask the right questions...

Taylor lends hand to starving artists

Grief is a powerful emotion capable of altering people for the better or the worse. One Sedona woman, Gayle Taylor, has used hers to chalk one up for the aspiring artists. Taylor, the executive director...

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