sculpture

Accidental sculptors converse on creativity at symposium

The Sedona Artists’ Consortium hosted its first Sculptors’ Symposium at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre on Tuesday, May 13, moderated by Goldenstein Gallery owner Linda Goldenstein and featuring artists Ken Rowe, Erik Petersen, Susan Kliewer, Chris Navarro and James...

‘Merlin’ performs his greatest magic trick … and disappears

The larger-than-life monumental bronze sculpture of “Merlin” in the Old Marketplace parking lot roundabout in West Sedona disappeared this week. But the disappearance is not theft, nor a magic trick by the great Arthurian magician of legend. According to city of...

Big Park Council now shopping for roundabout art

The Big Park Regional Coordinating Council is pursuing an initiative to install sculptures in four roundabouts along State Route 179 in the Village of Oak Creek complementary to the city of Sedona’s Art in the Roundabouts program. The VOC...

Ruth Waddell tells her love story with art

In a conversation about life, artist Ruth Holland Waddell offered this: “Every age has its wisdom,” she said. “You have the wisdom of your age; I have the wisdom of my age. It’s all relative. In other words, if...

Erik Petersen goes beyond bronze art

All it takes to be an artist is to think you are one — this is Erik Petersen’s perspective about art and artists. He said he believes that we are all artists within and that creativity is inherent. He...

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Cinco de Mayo comes early to Tlaquepaque

The Cinco de Mayo fun comes early this Saturday May 2, from 1 to 4 p.m., with annual celebration...
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