Gold Palette 2021-2022 ArtWalk Schedule
The SGA’s Gold Palette ArtWalks are offered throughout the year in addition to the SGA’s weekly Thursday evening ArtWalks and feature extended gallery hours, special activities and experiences for attendees such as complimentary wine tasting and/or small bites, and live music and entertainment that align with each event’s theme.| Clue: Art + Literature Trivia Scavenger Hunt | October 14, 2021 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Scottsdazzle | December 9, 2021 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Demonstrate and Donuts | January 13, 2022 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Western Week | February 3, 2022 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Native Spirit | March 3, 2022 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| TBD | April 14, 2022 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
Our Next Event
Clue: Art + Literature Trivia Scavenger Hunt
Thursday, October 14, 2021 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association (SGA) and The Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library, which raises money to support the library’s special programs, have teamed up to present art and literary enthusiasts with: Clue: Art + Literature Trivia Scavenger Hunt. This one-of-a-kind specially-themed Gold Palette ArtWalk leads guests through an evening of traveling “Trivial Pursuit.”
“We’re pleased to partner with The Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library to present this fun and engaging trivia night that encourages both art lovers and literary aficionados to work together to find the answers to our ‘clues’,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “Part of what makes Scottsdale so unique is the high level of cultural experiences available to our residents and we think this will be one of those that people won’t soon forget.”
Clues or questions will be posted in the front window of participating galleries. Each clue is intended to intrigue and entice visitors with a question about a well-known artist, many of whom have ties to Arizona and/or Scottsdale in particular. Answers to the clues will be inside each gallery. Approximately 20 galleries are participating in this progressive trivia night.
During the event, the Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library will be stationed at the Casa des Artistes Plaza, centrally located in the Scottsdale Arts District, with a booth featuring giveaways, information about group membership as well as library membership, ways to support the organization, a prize wheel, gently used books for sale, and more.
Participating Galleries
- Altamira Fine Art
7038 East Main St. - Anticus
3922 N Scottsdale Road - Art One Gallery, Inc.
4130 North Marshall Way - Bonner David
7040 E Main St. - Carsten’s
7100 E Main St., #B - French Designer Jeweler
7148 E Main St. - Gebert
7160 Main St. - King Galleries
7077 E Main St. - Larsen Gallery
3705 N. Bishop Lane - Legacy Gallery
7178 E Main St. - The Marshall Gallery
7106 E. Main St. - On the Edge
7077 E Main St., #1 - Quan’tum Art
7077 E Main St., #16 - River Trading Post
7033 E Main St. - The Signature Gallery
7177 E Main St. - Territorial Indian Arts
7100 E Main St., #3 - Wilde Meyer
4142 N. Marshall Way - Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Past Events
June Days
Thursday, June 24, 2021 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, June 24 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the Scottsdale Gallery Association hosts a specially themed Gold Palette ArtWalk in correlation with the City of Scottsdale’s June Days summer spectacular, which celebrates the season and honors the city’s 70th anniversary.
The event takes place throughout the Scottsdale Arts District — along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue — and features refreshments and live entertainment designed to celebrate summer in Arizona while inspiring a vacation vibe.
“We’re excited to share in the fun of June Days with the City of Scottsdale and present yet another fun opportunity for our art-loving community to support the local art scene,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “With some great music and delicious refreshments to cool things down on a beautiful Scottsdale evening — what more could you ask for?”
One of eight annual Gold Palette ArtWalks hosted by the Scottsdale Gallery Association with participation of member art studios and galleries, the June Days ArtWalk will be set to the tunes of a live steel drum band. Participating galleries will present special exhibits that pay homage to an Arizona summer and offer refreshing sips to keep guests cool.
Participating galleries with themed exhibits and refreshments include:
Amery Bohling Fine Art Gallery
7100 East Main Street, Suite A
Art enthusiasts are invited to peruse Amery’s latest paintings highlighting the glory of the Grand Canyon, watch a live painting demonstration and enjoy refreshing libations.
Anticus
3922 N Scottsdale Rd
For Fine Art, jewelry, music, and literature lovers alike! Anticus celebrates the city of Scottsdale’s 70th anniversary in style! Come cool down with a refreshing Arnie Palmer and feast your eyes upon all Anticus has to offer. Featuring a meet-and-greet with six of Anticus’ own artists, live demonstrations and a local singer songwriter for your listening pleasure.
Bonner David Galleries
7040 East Main Street
During this special ArtWalk, the gallery will celebrate artist Dyana Hesson’s feature and cover story in Arizona Highways’ June issue, which highlights her “Wildflowers of the White Mountains” works. Hesson will be in attendance to meet and greet with guests and sign free copies of the magazine (while supplies last).
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7100 East Main Street, Suite B
In celebration of June Days and the re-opening of the Gallery in its new location, Carstens is featuring the sounds of professional harpist Jocelyn Obermeyer for guests to enjoy while viewing live demonstrations.
French Designer Jeweler
7148 East Main Street
French Designer Jeweler hosts an exclusive pop-up artists’ trunk show featuring renowned local jeweler Julie Romanenko (aka Just Jules) who will be onsite to mingle with guests. Romanenko’s custom jewelry reflects her passion and her ability to showcase family, special occasions, celebrations and moments of history through each unique piece.
King Galleries
7077 East Main Street, Suite 20
All month long, King Galleries features its Modernly Ancestral exhibit featuring Acoma Pueblo pottery from 1960 to the present and highlighting historic and contemporary works by Juana Leno, Anita Lowden, Lucy Lewis, Robert Patricio, Frederica Antonio and others.
On the Edge Gallery
7077 E. Main Street
Guests can enjoy meeting and mingling with three popular artists — Scott Palmer, who specializes in copper work; photographer Lorita Winfield, who presents an “unfamiliar beauty” of the drama of the desert through her art; and Robin Ray, who specializes in ceramics with striking color, simple shapes and repetitive patterns that create energy in her pieces.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 North Marshall Way
Coinciding with June Days ArtWalk, the Gallery’s Arizona Art Affair group show takes place from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and features some of Arizona’s most talented artists such as Ryan Hale, Andrea Peterson, Timothy Chapman, Sherri Belassen, Nancy Pendleton, Ka Fisher and more.
Western Week
Thursday, April 15, 2021 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
As part of the City of Scottsdale’s Western Week, an homage to the area’s Western roots and culture to date, the Scottsdale Gallery Association announces its Western Week themed Gold Palette ArtWalk on Thursday, April 15 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Hosted by the Scottsdale Gallery Association with participation of member art studios and galleries throughout the Scottsdale Arts District, which resides along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue, the Western Week themed ArtWalk will feature Western artists and live music from Desert Dixie.
“Scottsdale is home to an incredible wealth of Western artists and many of our galleries also feature Western art from around the world,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “The City’s Western Week celebration is a perfect time for us to help promote and showcase that art, much of which pays homage to the city’s rich Western history and culture.”
Participating galleries with specialty Western themed events and exhibits of their own include:
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main Street
Two highly skilled Western artists will be in attendance doing live demonstrations including Elie Hazak, whose bronze sculptures depict vivid scenes of Indians, cowboys and mountain men, and painter Dale TerBush, whose constant state of creativity results in electrifying ethereal landscape art that is elegant, mysterious, exciting and bold.
On the Edge Gallery
7077 E. Main Street, Suite 1
On the Edge presents the “Best of the New West” featuring four talented and non-traditional Western and Southwestern artists onsite to meet and mingle including Lynn Thrower (unique skull creations), Julie Gilbert (Southwest Boho organic and “mildly contemporary” art), Gail Haire (paintings inspired by the joy of nature) and Sheila Kollasch (vibrant desert scenes brought to life by her childhood memories in the Sonoran Desert).
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
During the ArtWalk, “The Wilde Wild West” event takes place at Wilde Meyer Gallery, featuring an in-depth look at western habitats and their inhabitants through the eyes of contemporary artists including Sherri Belassen, Karen Bezuidenhout, James Swanson, Ron Russon, Kari Rives, Theresa Paden, Chaille Trevor, Sarah Webber, Peggy McGivern, Peggy Judy, Ka Fisher, Greg Dye, and more.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main Street, Suite 101
Xanadu Gallery celebrates Western Week with new works by mixed-media collage artist Dave Newman who incorporates old photography, paint, and random objects and memorabilia into his popular art.
Native Spirit
Thursday, March 4, 2021 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is pleased to present the Native Spirit Gold Palette ArtWalk on Thursday, March 4 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Through this themed ArtWalk, the Association and local art galleries with the Scottsdale Arts District, which resides along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue, recognize and honor Scottsdale’s rich Native culture and heritage through art and entertainment.
“We are proud to be part of a community with such a vibrant and inclusive Native culture and history,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “Our annual Native Spirit ArtWalk is an opportunity to honor and showcase Scottsdale’s native heritage and share some interactive education about our Native artists.”
In addition to highlighting Native artists at many of the participating galleries, this Gold Palette ArtWalk features activities, entertainment and exhibits that showcase the best of the City’s “Native Spirit” including performances by traditional Native American hoop dancers.
Artistic Variety
Thursday, February 11, 2021 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Arts District in Old Town Scottsdale boasts a wide array of artistic talent across multiple mediums and on Thursday, February 11, the Scottsdale Gallery Association’s member galleries are participating in the “Artistic Variety” Gold Palette ArtWalk to showcase them.
“Through our long-running ArtWalk series and all our art-centric events, we work to share the incredible talent of the Scottsdale art community with residents and visitors alike,” says French Thompson, president of the Scottsdale Gallery Association (SGA) and owner of French Designer Jeweler. “Many of our member galleries not only represent world-class talent, they themselves create it, and it’s in part our mission to connect art aficionados with these art representatives and artists in their own right. The “Artistic Variety” ArtWalk is yet another opportunity to do just that. ”
From 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. during the Scottsdale Gallery Association’s “Artistic Variety” Gold Palette ArtWalk, guests are invited to explore the depth and range that Scottsdale’s most popular art galleries feature. From local to international talent across mediums including sculpture, painting, resin, steel, pottery, glass, jewelry, 3D, small and large format and more, art of nearly any form and style can be found within Scottsdale’s treasured Arts District. And it will be on full display for visitors to enjoy and take home to add to their own artistic collections.
Throughout the evening, participating galleries will be highlighting the variety and creativity of the artists they feature. On the Edge Gallery, for example, features a variety of contemporary art such as glass art from Lynn Gustafson; lamp art by Patrick O’Brien, an electrician by trade who turns old artifacts such as fans and coffee grinders into lamps; vibrant acrylic and oils by Barbi Niblick and many more. Legacy Gallery represents more than 100 nationally recognized artists specializing in paintings and sculptures in a wide variety of subject matter such as western, figurative, wildlife, still-life and landscape. French Designer Jeweler showcases some of the most innovative fine-art jewelers around the world creating truly unique statement pieces in precious metals and stones.
Demonstrate… and Donuts
Thursday, January 14, 2021 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, January 14, 2020 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the Scottsdale Gallery Association honors first responders through their first Gold Palette ArtWalk of the New Year. The event will serve as a fundraiser to benefit the 100 Club of Arizona, a non-profit organization that has been providing assistance to statewide public safety agencies, officers, firefighters, EMT/paramedics and their families since 1968.
Themed “Demonstrate” this special Gold Palette ArtWalk will artist demonstrations at many of the Scottsdale Arts Districts’ participating galleries along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue. Entertainment includes traditional bagpipe musical performances and demonstrations from local artists.
“We are indebted to the protection and safety that our Scottsdale Police and Fire Departments provide to residents and businesses throughout the city,” according to Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “This event is a fun and unique way for us to engage the community, thank these first responders for their service and give back to them for all they do for us.”
The following galleries will be featuring special live demonstrations:
Anticus Fine Art, Books, Jewelry and Design
3922 N. Scottsdale Rd.
During the event Anticus presents a fun, lively and interactive “Dueling” Demonstration — Paint and Brush versus Clay and Chisel featuring painter Seth Gordon, and sculptor Phillip Payne creating art on the same topic side by side. Dueling Paint and Brush vs Clay and Chisel.
Art One Gallery
4130 North Marshall Way
Student artist, Mallachi Kellner will do a live painting demonstration out in front of the gallery.
Carsten’s Fine Art
7077 E. Main St., #5
During the event, Cyndy Carsten will be demonstrating her personal techniques in painting light.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main St.
Works from featured artists Dale Terbush (landscape painter) and James N. Muir (sculptor) will be on display.
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
During the event, the Gallery is featuring multiple artists demonstrating how their art is made for guests to enjoy.
Quantum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main St., #16
Quantum Art’s own renowned artist John Gleason will be creating a sculpture at his work bench.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
From 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. during the event, Wilde Meyer features painter Diane Barbee, who will be demonstrating her skills before guests’ eyes. A group show of gallery artists will also be on display including works from painters Jim Nelson, James Koskinas, Julie Schumer, Stephanie Paige, and Linda Carter Holman and sculptors Ken Kasten, Siri Hollander, Wayne Salge and more.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Guests can watch as artist Shalece Fiack exemplifies how she adds gold leaf to her acrylic paintings for a unique effect.
Scottsdazzle
Thursday, December 10, 2020 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association hosts its final Gold Palette ArtWalk of the year on Thursday, December 10 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. within the Scottsdale Arts District — stretching along Main Street from Scottsdale Road west to Goldwater Boulevard and on Marshall Way north of Indian School Road to Fifth Avenue. Featuring holiday events to coincide with the City of Scottsdale’s fifth annual Scottsdazzle extravaganza, the event invites art afficionados to enjoy seasonal entertainment as they peruse participating galleries.
“We’re excited to welcome our art community and art enthusiasts to enjoy some holiday fun this year in a safe and socially distanced way,” says French Thompson, president of the Scottsdale Gallery Association and owner of French Designer Jeweler located in the Scottsdale Arts District. “Many of our members are excited to present holiday celebrations within their own galleries so guests have an opportunity to explore a wide array of art mediums and in many instances meet featured artists while getting into the holiday spirit.”
This year, special precautions are being taken to ensure guests safety, and attendees are asked to practice social distancing and wear a mask. During the event, attendees can enjoy special guest appearances from Santa and the Grinch, live performances by traditional strolling carolers, and treats and sips while they get their holiday shopping done for the art lovers in their lives! Participating galleries featuring artists’ receptions and their own holiday celebrations, in accordance with CDC guidelines, include:
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7077 E. Main Street, #5
In celebration of the holidays, Carstens Fine Art hosts its Small Works Show from December 10 through January 8, 2021. The opening reception during the Scottsdazzle ArtWalk is set to feature new small oil paintings by Cyndy Carstens — in just the right size for gift giving — as well as live music by renown harpist Jocelyn Obermeyer.
King Galleries
7077 E. Main St.
King Galleries presents “Acoma Deer and Autumn Leaves,” featuring works in clay by Frederica Antonio, Robert Patricio, Alicia Chino, and other artists. The exhibit will on be display through December 19 and also available online for those that wish to peruse the gallery’s art from the comfort of their homes.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main Street
During the ArtWalk, guests can peruse art within the Gallery, enjoy refreshments, and observe live demonstrations as artist Dusty Kinman paints desert landscapes.
On the Edge Gallery
7077 E. Main Street, Suite 1
Featured at On the Edge this season are three of the gallery’s artists — Shelly Taylor, Jenny Willigrod, and Paulette Galop — who will be onsite to meet and interact with guests during the event. On display will be Taylor’s unique, elegant kumihimo jewelry, Willigrod’s Southwest-inspired whimsical, colorful and bold pastels, and Galop’s stunning selection of large sculptural ceramics.
Quan’tum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main Street, Suite 16
In the courtyard net to the gallery, Quan’tum Art, Inc. presents I’M GOING UNDER!, an outdoor illuminated mixed-media sculptural installation of life below the surface of the sea, by John Gleason who will be present to meet and greet with guests. Also featured during the ArtWalk are the artful hand-painted denim works and other pieces by Jacque L Keller in Jacque’s Clothesline. Refreshments will be served.
The Signature Gallery
7177 E. Main Street
The Gallery is pleased to present new pewter vessels by local Arizona artist Fred Ortiz during the ArtWalk.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
The Gallery invites guests to enjoy some holiday cheer and conversation with featured artists Diane Barbee, Judy Feldman, and Nancy Pendleton while viewing and discussing their works.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main Street
During the Gold Palette ArtWalk, Xanadu is pleased to debut the Spiritiles exhibit featuring enamel tiles by enamel artist Houston Llew. With each enamel tile displaying a beautiful image with an inspirational quote, Spiritiles make perfect holiday gifts. In addition to new pieces, Xanadu offers a large selection of retired and exclusive Spiritiles.
Canal Convergence
Thursday, November 12, 2020 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
46Th Season Kickoff: Art + Chocolate
Thursday, October 8, 2020 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is pleased to announce the return of its long running Gold Palette ArtWalk series with its Art + Chocolate-themed event on Thursday, October 8. Serving as the kick-off to the Association’s 46th season, the Art + Chocolate ArtWalk, welcomes guests to peruse galleries and view local and national art and to be serenaded by a steel drum band as they stroll through the streets of Old Town. Participating galleries will feature chocolate tasting courtesy of local chocolatier Cerreta Candy Company.
This SGA-hosted Gold Palette ArtWalk and its participating member galleries celebrate the return of the robust art community and its 46th season kickoff with special musical entertainment, live artist demonstrations and pre-wrapped chocolate tastings from Cerreta Candy Company, a national chocolate manufacturer located in the Valley for more 50 years. Masks are required and the ArtWalk will abide by all state and local mandated regulations in regards to COVID-19.
“We are grateful to bring our beloved ArtWalk back to the streets of Old Town Scottsdale,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “We hope to continue to be the collaborative force for our artists to thrive here in Scottsdale — as well as on a national and global scale — despite the challenges of the pandemic.”
From 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 8, local art galleries within the Scottsdale Arts District will host individual events of their own. Participating galleries featuring chocolate sampling and/or special exhibits include:
Art One Gallery
4130 N Marshall Way
Altamira Fine Art Scottsdale
7038 E. Main St.
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E Main St.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #5
French Designer Jeweler
7148 E. Main Street
On the Edge
7077 E. Main Street, Ste. 1
Quan’tum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main St., #16
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main Street
Signature Gallery
7177 E Main St, Scottsdale
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E Main St #101
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N, Marshall Way
Native Spirit
Thursday, March 5, 2020 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association and local art galleries with the Scottsdale Arts District — which resides along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue — honor Scottsdale’s rich Native culture and heritage through a night of art and entertainment.
“Scottsdale has such a complex and rich history and culture that makes it the vibrant art community today,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “As an Association and a community, we are proud to recognize our Native roots and share some interactive education about our Native artists through our Native Spirit ArtWalk.”
The Native Spirit Gold Palette ArtWalk is dedicated to recognizing Scottsdale’s rich Native culture and history with activities, entertainment and exhibits that showcase the best of the City’s “Native Spirit.” Participating galleries throughout the Scottsdale Arts District include:
Amery Bohling Fine Art
7100 E. Main St.
The gallery will be featuring an impressive estate collection discovered in the remote mountain town of Crown King, Arizona that includes select pieces of Native American jewelry and more.
Fine Art of Southwest Style
7100 Main St., Ste. B
To coincide with the Native Spirit ArtWalk, the gallery is hosting the Thom Ross – Painter of Legends Event, a must see for all baseball — and Thom Ross — fans. During the Native Spirit ArtWalk and through Spring Training season, the gallery will present Ross’ latest series of work featuring the Black Sox.
On the Edge Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #1
During the Native Spirit ArtWalk, On the Edge features two of the Gallery’s most revered artists, Lori Myers and Gabe Salcido, who will be displaying their creations inspired by native traditions. Lori’s paintings are a reflection of her passion for travel, the desert southwest and love of color. Gabe’s metal works consist of simple lines and basic shapes along with a collage of cultural influences.
River Trading Co.
7033 E. Main St.
During the ArtWalk, River Trading is showcasing 12 award-winning Indian artists and a Hopi drum circle, and will have authentic Indian fry bread tacos available for purchase.
Territorial Indian Arts and Antiques
7100 E. Main St., #3
During the Native Spirit ArtWalk, guests of this Gallery can meet metalsmith and turquoise miner Jesse Robbins and view his new jewelry.
Waddell Gallery
7144 E. Main St.
During the event, the Gallery is showcasing many award winning artists — including Charles Loloma, Jesse Monongya, Lee Yazzie, Wes Willie, Don Supplee, Charles Supplee, Richard Chavez, Jared Chavez, Darryl Dean Begay, Perry Shorty, Julian Lovato, Preston Monongye, Harvey Begay, James Little and Vernon Haskie — that are featuring the highest grade turquoise and materials.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
The Gallery welcomes fine artist Nocona Burgess and showcases his new paintings in conjunction with the Native Spirit ArtWalk.
Western Week
Thursday, February 6, 2020 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, February 6, 2020, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. — taking place right in the middle of the City of Scottsdale’s Western Week celebrations — the Scottsdale Gallery Association tips its hat to Old Town’s Western and Arizona Indian cultures with its Western-themed Gold Palette ArtWalk.
“Western Week is always a fun and educational look into the City’s past and deep roots in Western and Arizona Indian cultures,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “The Scottsdale Gallery Association takes the opportunity during this time to showcase our Western and Arizona Indian artists and their works. With our Western-themed ArtWalk, we can also really take guests back to the “Old West” with themed entertainment, music and more.”
In honor of the region’s rich history steeped in Western and Arizona Indian heritage, and in continued celebration of the organization’s 45th season, this ArtWalk goes “back in time” to when the city really was “The West’s Most Western Town.” The February Gold Palette ArtWalk is dedicated to Western Week with entertainment, music and special offerings at participating galleries through the Scottsdale Arts District including:
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E. Main St.
Bonner David Galleries is pleased to host the show opening “From Sunrise to Moonrise” New Works by Claudia Hartley,” as well as an artists’ reception and personal appearance by the artist herself.
Fine Art of Southwest Style
7100 Main St., Ste. B
The “Images of the West” exhibit celebrates the diversity of the west with a group show of gallery artists interpreting the west – old and new.
Legacy Gallery
7178 E. Main St.
Throughout Western Week Legacy will feature the work of many Western Artists including new gallery member Grant Redden, along with John Coleman, Bill Anton, Jason Rich and David Mann.
On the Edge Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #1
On the Edge will be showcasing the “Best of the West” with five talented artists that exhibit non-traditional themed Western art and who will be in-gallery to meet and mingle with guests including Lynn Thrower, Susan Feder, Teresa Wilson, Julie Gilbert, and Lynn Gustafson.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
During the ArtWalk, Wilde Meyer features “The Contemporary West – All or Almost Abstract,” celebrating the diversity of the west with a group show of gallery artists including Stephanie Paige, Julie Schumer, James Koskinas, Monika Steiner, Sherri Belassen, Tierney Miller, Ken Kasten, and Wayne Salge.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
New works from Stephen Hansen’s popular series “Great Moments in Art” will be featured all month long and Stephen will be in-studio during the ArtWalk to meet and greet with guests.
Demonstrate… and Donuts
Thursday, January 16, 2020 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, January 16, 2020 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the Scottsdale Gallery Association honors first responders through their first Gold Palette ArtWalk of the New Year and in continued celebration of the organization’s 45th season. The event will serve as a fundraiser to benefit the 100 Club of Arizona, a non-profit organization that has been providing assistance to statewide public safety agencies, officers, firefighters, EMT/paramedics and their families since 1968.
Themed “Demonstrate… and Donuts,” this special Gold Palette ArtWalk will feature donut-sampling opportunities at many of the Scottsdale Arts Districts’ participating galleries along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue. Local donut shops are donating the sweet treats, and entertainment includes traditional bagpipe musical performances and demonstrations from local artists.
“We are indebted to the protection and safety that our Scottsdale Police and Fire Departments provide to residents and businesses throughout the city,” according to Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “This event is a fun and unique way for us to engage the community, thank these first responders for their service and give back to them for all they do for us.”
The following galleries will offer donuts samples and demonstrations from local artists:
Amery Bohling Fine Art
7100 E. Main Street, #A
Art One Gallery, Inc.
4130 N. Marshall Way
Blink Gallery
7077 E. Main St., 11-12
Carsten’s Fine Art
7077 E. Main St., #5
Fine Art of Southwest Style
7100 Main St., Ste. B
There will be a group art show highlighting work by Cathy Carey, Dana Hooper, Yvonne Mendez and several more gallery artists as well as live demonstration by artist Timothy Chapman regarding how he approaches painting from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
French Designer Jeweler
7148 E. Main St.
J Klein Art Factory
7012 E. Main St.
J Klein Gallery
7136 E. Main St.
Legacy Gallery
7178 E. Main St.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main St.
Guests can enjoy donuts while enjoying works from featuring artists Dale Terbush (painter) and James N. Muir (sculptor).
Old Territorial Shop
7100 E. Main St., #3
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
Guests can meet and interact with artist Valerie Hildebrand (demonstrating her contemporary batik techniques), Barbi Niblick (creating work that is reflective of the human condition and of her vision of the contemporary world), Shelly Taylor (bead weaving and demonstrating the art of beaded kumihimo, a contemporary adaptation of the ancient Japanese art of braiding with fibers) and Cal Vander Kooi, who will be turning local Arizona woods into stunning creations on his lathe.
Quantum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main St., #16
During the event, Quantum Art highlights copper sculpture works by three-dimensional mixed media artist John Gleason.
Signature Gallery
7177 E Main St.
Territorial Indian Arts and Antiques
7100 E. Main St., #3
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Wilde Meyer features Diane Barbee – “Up Close and Personal” from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Scottsdazzle
Thursday, December 12, 2019 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
This December, the Scottsdale Gallery Association’s Gold Palette ArtWalk — which takes place Thursday, December 12 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. within the Scottsdale Arts District along Main Street from Scottsdale Road west to Goldwater Boulevard and on Marshall Way north of Indian School Road to Fifth Avenue — envelopes guests with holiday spirit to correlate with the City’s Scottsdazzle holiday extravaganza.
“In addition to our weekly ArtWalks, each Gold Palette ArtWalk allows our participating galleries to draw in the local artists’ community with a cohesive theme,” says French Thompson, president of the Scottsdale Gallery Association and owner of French Designer Jeweler located in the Scottsdale Arts District. “Naturally our December ArtWalk is tied into the City of Scottsdale’s fabulous holiday extravaganza Scottsdazzle, so the spirit of the season will be alive and well this month in the Scottsdale Arts District.”
Participating galleries will be featuring special artists’ receptions and holiday themed refreshments. Throughout the event, guests can also enjoy live holiday music along Main Street, strolling carolers, and, of course, a visit from Santa. Gift ideas for art-loving friends and family in an array of price ranges will be available for shoppers while they peruse galleries to find the perfect gifts to check off their Christmas lists. Participating galleries include:
French Designer Jeweler
7148 E. Main St.
Jewelry artist Carolyn Tyler will be onsite exhibiting her stunning classic yet elegant jewelry that features tones of vibrant 22k yellow gold, her signature matte surface texture, and use of gemstones such as opals, pearls, ancient coins and fossils as well as stones that play with light including moonstone, ammolite and more.
J Klein Gallery
7136 E. Main St.
Guests are invited to enjoy dazzling seasonal spirit at J Klein Gallery and at the Art Factory with live music, a painting demo by Jim, refreshments, and an artwork naming contest as well as a drawing for one of the gallery’s most popular giclées!
Legacy Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #10
The Holiday Small Works Show opens on this evening and runs through December 31.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main St.
Guests can enjoy mixing and mingling with painter Karen Noles and sculptor E.C. Wynee while nibbling cheese and sipping wine.
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
Featured this season at the Gallery are Peggy Orbon, chalk pastel artist who specializes in desert landscapes; Shelly Taylor, who will be displaying her Kumihimo jewelry; and Teresa Wilson, who will showcase her colorful poured acrylic abstracts. Guests can also peruse a selection of one-of-a-kind Christmas ornaments and note cards while mingling with the artists and enjoying refreshments and Christmas goodies.
The Fine Art of Southwest Style
7100 Main St., Ste. B
The gallery’s “Scottsdazzle — Southwest Vision” reception takes place from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and when guests mention the word “Scottsdazzle” upon check-out, the gallery will pay the sales tax on any purchases made that evening.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
The gallery’s “Scottsdazzle — Small Works Show” takes place from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and when guests mention word “Scottsdazzle,” the gallery will donate 10 percent of all sales from the evening to animal charities.
Contemporary Focus
Thursday, November 21, 2019 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
celebrates the City of Scottsdale’s Contemporary Month with its own Contemporary Focus ArtWalk featuring three temporary modern art installations.
“With each and every weekly ArtWalk and especially our themed Gold Palette ArtWalks, which take place eight times throughout the year, we are pleased to introduce our local and visiting art community to new and amazing artistic talents and a variety of mediums,” says French Thompson, president of the Scottsdale Gallery Association and owner of French Designer Jeweler located in the Scottsdale Arts District. “This year’s Contemporary Art Focus ArtWalk attendees are in for a treat with these amazing contemporary art installations.”
The three temporary modern art installations incorporate the use of light and video to express the contemporary element definitive of exhibits throughout the Old Town Scottsdale area as part of the City’s Scottsdale Contemporary Month. One of the exhibits, located at the corner of Main Street and Marshall Way, showcases a five-foot dodecahedron with LED up-lighting by Digital Permaculture. The second is a short film by local artist Ronna Nemitz that will be projected onto the side of Paul Scott Gallery throughout the evening. The third installation is a large-scale video production by Kendra Sollars that will be presented on the side of Amery Bohling Fine Art gallery.
Individual galleries will also be hosting their own contemporary-focused events throughout the evening including:
Altamira Fine Art
7038 E. Main St.
From November 11 through 23, Altamira will display David Michael Slonim’s solo exhibition “Fragment of Song.” During the ArtWalk, Slonim will be present for a meet and greet and artist’s talk, and guests are invited to enjoy light bites and wine while viewing more than a dozen new abstract works.
Amery Bohling Fine Art
7100 E. Main St., #A
“The Arcadia Project” by Rose Nielsen will be on display showcasing modern western landscapes with an edgy perspective, and refreshments will be served during the during the ArtWalk.
Legacy Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #10
From November 14 to 17, Kyle Polzin’s “Grace & Grit” one man show will be on display with an artist’s reception on November 16 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Beginning on November 21, in conjunction with the Contemporary Focus ArtWalk, Tom Browning’s “Santa at Work and Play” will be featured with an artist’s reception from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main St.
During the ArtWalk, Painter Alan Wolton and Sculptor Vala Ola will be onsite to visit with guests about their art. Wine and cheese will be served.
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
Guests can meet and interact with contemporary artists Kenneth Naiff, who will be showcasing dark sky images of the universe; Jane Nassano, who will be displaying a diverse array of mixed media creations and Barbi Niblick, whose stunning selection of abstract acrylics and oils will be on exhibit for guests’ own modern interpretation.
The Fine Art of Southwest Style
7100 Main St., Ste. B
The November show is “Animals with Attitude,” which will be on display throughout the month of November with a special reception on November 21 in conjunction with the Contemporary Focus ArtWalk.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Peggy McGivern’s “Desert Soul” exhibit opens November 1 with a reception during the ArtWalk on November 21. The exhibit will remain on display through the end of the month.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Gallery artist Shalece Fiack will be showcasing her works during the ArtWalk and in-gallery to meet and greet with visitors. Fiack’s contemporary landscape paintings are bold and fresh, finding wonderful reception with collectors.
45th Season Kickoff
Thursday, October 10, 2019 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
This special event will kick off the Scottsdale Gallery Association’s Gold Palette ArtWalk’s 45th season with live musical performances, “meet the artist” demonstrations, and a historical look at ArtWalk over the past four and one half decades.
Summer Spectacular
Thursday, July 11, 2019 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is pleased to announce the return of its Summer Spectacular Scottsdale ArtWalk. Taking place throughout the Scottsdale Arts District, along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue, the Summer Spectacular will be the “coolest” art event of the season!
On Thursday, July 11 from 6: 00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., art enthusiasts are invited to take a virtual vacation to the tropics — while enjoying cool, refreshing drinks and ice-cold treats from Ice Cream Sociables including custom ice cream bowls and iced espressos. To coincide with the tropical-travel theme, participating galleries are set to display exhibits and artworks by national and international artists, lending itself to the “vacation vibe” of this art walk.
“We are pleased to give our art enthusiasts a ‘cool’ and unique way to experience our weekly ArtWalk during the summer,” says French Thompson, president of the Scottsdale Gallery Association. “With an ice-cold sip or treat — and a little imagination — we hope to inspire guests to feel as though they’re on a little vacation getaway during our Summer Spectacular.”
Participating galleries will also be featuring cooling libations and treats within their studios, with live music and other entertainment on the street—including a steel drum band playing the sounds of the tropics.
More than 39 Old Town Scottsdale galleries are represented in the Scottsdale Gallery Association as members and participate in the SGA’s weekly art walks and special events. Galleries represent a wide array of art mediums including paintings from traditional landscape and portrait to contemporary works, sculptures, photography and one-of-a-kind jewelry.
Sip of Scottsdale
Thursday, April 11, 2019 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association’s monthly Gold Palette ArtWalk raises a glass to Arizona wineries with its Sip of Scottsdale event. During this ArtWalk, which takes place throughout the Scottsdale Arts District, along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue, guests can enjoy sips from some of the state’s most celebrated wineries as well as light bites at participating galleries.
“It’s our great privilege to present our art enthusiasts with new opportunities to enjoy the local art they love through our weekly ArtWalk,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “Our monthly Gold Palette ArtWalk serves as a wonderful opportunity to partner with other area businesses to make each event even more fun and unique than the one before. And, after all, what pairs better with great art than great wine?”
Throughout the Sip of Scottsdale Gold Palette ArtWalk, guests can enjoy samplings from the following Arizona wineries:
Aridus Wine Company
LDV Winery
Carlson Creek Vineyard
Salvatore Vineyards
Elgin Distillery
Village of Elgin Winery
The participating galleries, which will also offer noshes and small bites, include:
Amery Bohling Fine Art
7100 E. Main Street, #A
Art One Gallery, Inc.
4130 N. Marshall Way
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E. Main St.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #5
French Designer Jeweler
7148 E. Main St.
River Trading Post
7033 E. Main St.
Quantum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main St., #16
Wilde Meyer Annex
7100 E. Main St.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Photo: Carlson Creek Vineyard, Wilcox, AZ
Western Week and Native Spirit
Thursday, February 7 and 28, 2019 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is pleased to announce two specially themed Gold Palette ArtWalks during the month of February. The two events —Western Week ArtWalk held on Thursday, February 7 at 6:30 p.m. and Native Spirit ArtWalk held Thursday, February 28 at 6:30 p.m., pay homage to a distinct part of the City of Scottsdale’s history — its unique western roots and its strong Native American community.
Taking place throughout Old Town Scottsdale’s Arts District between Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue, the Scottsdale Gallery Association’s participating galleries host events such as sales, artist meet-and-greets and demonstrations, entertainment and refreshments during the ArtWalks.
“We are thrilled that our city’s artists community and group of art enthusiasts continue to grow and show interest in the multitude of art our Old Town District has to offer,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “With each Gold Palette ArtWalk we aim to highlight a different and unique type of art and culture that is represented right here in Scottsdale.”
Feb. 7, Western Week ArtWalk Details and Shows
The Western Week ArtWalk serves as the official kickoff to the City of Scottsdale’s Western Week, including multiple events that recognize Scottsdale as “The West’s Most Western Town” such as the arrival of the Hashknife Pony Express, the Parada del Sol Trail’s End Festival, and the two-day family-friendly American Indian Festival. The Western Week ArtWalk features live music from Desert Dixie band, line dancing instruction and demonstrations, and displays of traditional and modern Western artwork. Participating galleries include:
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
On the Edge Gallery will be showcasing three artists that capture the Native Spirit through their artistic journey including Tim Gallegly (pastel and pencil), Gabriel Salcido (metal) and Karen Stecker (mixed media), as well as works of more than 40 local artists and refreshments.
River Trading Post
7033 E. Main St.
River Trading Post hosts the Golden Fleece Trunk Show, debuting during the Western Week ArtWalk from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and on February 8 and 9 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., featuring a collection of one-of-a-kind jewelry presented by Martin Seiden of the Golden Fleece Trading Company.
Wilde Meyer Annex
7100 E. Main St.
Opening on February 1 and running through February 28, Wilde Meyer’s “Western and Native Expressions” group show exhibit, features a reception on February 7 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to coincide with ArtWalk.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
The Gallery’s “Interpretations of the West” group show exhibit, features a reception on February 7 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to coincide with ArtWalk. The exhibit debuts February 1 and closes February 28.
Feb. 28, Native Spirit ArtWalk Details and Shows
The Native Spirit ArtWalk celebrates the Native American spirit that is alive and well in the Southwest. Guests can enjoy native dancing and drumming while viewing works from tribal artists from around the state. This ArtWalk is a unique cultural experience that celebrates the traditional and modern Indian artwork available in the Scottsdale Arts District. Participating galleries include:
River Trading Post
7033 E. Main St.
During the Native Spirit ArtWalk, River Trading Post features authentic fry bread tasting and native “big drum” performances. Zachariah Ben, a Navajo traditional medicine man and sandpainter, will be doing a traditional Navajo blessing at 6:00 p.m., followed by demonstrations of traditional sandpainting throughout the evening. The gallery’s Arts of Native America Show and Sale debuts on ArtWalk and continues on March 1 through March 3 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Territorial Indian Arts Gallery
7100 E. Main St., #3
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Territorial Indian Arts Gallery showcases its Collector Quality Native Arts and Jewelry Collection with a drawing for a significant piece of art from the collection. The gallery hosts native artists throughout the event and is offering bites and beverages for guests. Festivities run from noon to 9:00 p.m.
Wilde Meyer Annex
7100 E. Main St.
Opening on February 1 and running through February 28, Wilde Meyer’s “Western and Native Expressions” group show exhibit, features a reception on February 28 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to coincide with ArtWalk.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
The Gallery’s “Interpretations of the West” group show exhibit, features a reception on February 28 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to coincide with ArtWalk. The exhibit debuts February 1 and closes February 28 after ArtWalk.
“The Native American” by Karen Bezuidenhout, shown at Wilde Meyer Gallery
Demonstrate… and Donuts
Thursday, January 17, 2019 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is honoring first responders through its first Gold Palette ArtWalk of the New Year. The event will serve as a fundraiser to benefit the 100 Club of Arizona, a non-profit organization that has been providing assistance to statewide public safety agencies, officers, firefighters, EMT/paramedics and their families since 1968.
Themed “Demonstrate… and Donuts,” this special Gold Palette ArtWalk will feature donut-sampling opportunities at many of the Scottsdale Arts Districts’ participating galleries along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue. Local donut shops will provide the donut tastings and entertainment includes traditional bagpipe musical performances and demonstrations from local artists.
“We are indebted to the protection and safety that our Scottsdale Police and Fire Departments provide to residents and businesses throughout the city,” according to Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “This event is a fun and unique way for us to engage the community, thank these first responders for their service and give back to them for all they do for us.”
The Scottsdale Police Department’s K-9 Unit will also be on hand throughout the event, providing guests with community safety demonstrations and information about the important role police dogs play within the force.
The following galleries will offer donuts samples and demonstrations from local artists:
Amery Bohling Fine Art
7100 E. Main Street, #A
Guests can join the celebration of Arizona Highway’s Grand Canyon issue featuring the work of Amery Bohling, enjoy donut sampling, and mix and mingle with the artist along with Arizona Highways Editor Robert Stieve, Susan Schroeder, CEO of the Grand Canyon Conservancy, and the Grand Canyon Trail Crew who are featured in the painting.
Art One Gallery, Inc.
4130 N. Marshall Way
Artists Herb Schultz and Tom Stephenson will be in-studio for live demonstrations and meet and greet with guests.
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E. Main St.
Artist Max Hammond will be in-studio showcasing his work, and mix and mingling with guests as they enjoy donuts.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #5
Carstens hosts two artists who are also local teachers — Karin Carlson and Monica Garvey — as well as acoustical guitarist John Calvert during ArtWalk, with, of course, donuts!
Gebert Gallery
7160 E. Main St.
This gallery welcomes guests to enjoy an array of contemporary art while enjoying donut sampling.
French Designer Jeweler
148 E. Main St.
The gallery features a Computer Aided Design (CAD) demonstration using Matrix®, one of the most powerful jewelry programs available. Demonstration videos include Lotus Cluster Ring, Antique Ring, Knife Edge Ring and more.
J Klein Gallery
7136 E. Main St.
Artist Jim Klein will be in-studio demonstrating his bold, bright acrylic masterpieces while guests enjoy sweet treats.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main St.
Guests can enjoy a special wine and cheese reception featuring artists Dale Terbush (painter) and E.C. Wynne (sculptor).
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
The gallery will feature accessible art with five artists onsite demonstrating their creative processes in real time including Julia Harmon (jeweler), Jan Downey (gourd art), Valerie Hildebrand (batik), Cal Vender Kooi (wood turner) and Jan Stiles (table jewelry).
Quantum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main St., #16
During the event, Quantum Art highlights copper sculpture works by three-dimensional mixed-media artist John Gleason.
Wilde Meyer Annex
7100 E. Main St.
The studio’s “Influences” exhibit, featuring works from artists Patrick Coffaro, Charles Davison and Melissa Johnson, runs all month long. From 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. during ArtWalk, the Annex hosts a special reception with Charles Davison, who will be demonstrating his artistic craft.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
The gallery’s “Virtuosity” exhibit is on display January 1 through 31, with a reception during ArtWalk featuring virtuoso painters Sherri Belassen, Karen Bezuidenhout and Debora Stewart along with donuts.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
The gallery’s Artist Focus Meet and Greet during ArtWalk features artist Michael Swearngin whose contemporary cowboy and western-themed paintings are local favorites.
Scottsdale Main Street | Photo by Tim Fuchs
Scottsdazzle
Thursday, December 13, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association’s Gold Palette ArtWalk — themed monthly events that complement the organization’s weekly Thursday ArtWalk along the Scottsdale Arts District — announces its December 13 ArtWalk, a holiday-themed event to coincide with the City of Scottsdale’s month-long holiday extravaganza, Scottsdazzle.
The Scottsdazzle Gold Palette ArtWalk has extended hours from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and participating galleries will be featuring special artists’ receptions and holiday-themed beverages. Throughout the event, guests can also enjoy a visit from Santa and festive holiday songs from strolling carolers while they peruse galleries to find the perfect gift for art-loving friends and family. Participating galleries include:
Amery Bohling Fine Art
7100 E. Main Street, #A
Artist Amery Bohling has prepared the perfect collection of easy-to-wrap gifts for family and friends including original art watercolors, a coffee table book displaying her artwork, and two options of instructional videos to discover some of Amery’s tips and tricks.
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E. Main St.
From December 7th through 20th, Bonner David Galleries features works by gallery favorite John Schieffer, whose works are inspired by noted American artist Wayne Thiebaud, with a meet-the-artist event on December 13th. Schieffer displays his latest collection of hyper-realistic paintings, which bring to life childhood jacks, marbles, and other toys while also rendering adult beverages that will quaff any thirst.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #5
Carstens Fine Art is packed with original pieces for gift-giving season along with very limited edition items such as mugs, metal prints, pillows and limited-edition signed coffee table books, and signed and numbered silk or satin scarves.
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
During Scottsdazzle Gold Palette ArtWalk, guests can enjoy original art, fabulous refreshments, holiday cheer and artist demonstrations featuring Betsy Halford (mixed media, encaustics collage), Jon Harmon (pen and ink), Lori Meyers (metal and glass, encaustic), Gabriel Salcido (metal) and Teresa Wilson (fluid acrylic painting).
The Signature Galleries
7177 E. Main St.
Guests can enjoy live music and refreshments as they peruse the “Christmas Gems” collection. Available for purchase, the collection (themed “The Best Things Come in Small Packages”) features miniature gems created by participating gallery artists including: Charles Pabst, Cara Moran, Star York, Michael Pabst, Fred Ortiz, Trent Gudmundsen, Jammey Huggins, and Raymond Gibby.
Wilde Meyer Annex
7100 E. Main St.
The “Holiday Happenings” event runs from December 1st through the 31st, with a reception on the 13th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. celebrating the season with a show that is bound to spread cheer. Featured art includes Connie Townsend’s happy world of imagination, Greg Dye’s striking colors and Bill Colt’s cars and cows and a variety of other subjects.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
The annual “Small Works Holiday Show” runs from December 1st through the 31st, featuring works by most of the gallery’s artists including Dana Hooper, Linda Carter Holman, Trevor Mikula, Jeff Cochran and Lisa Gordon with a special artists’ reception on December 13th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Xanadu Gallery features art by Houston Llew and Ancizar Marin. Llew creates vitreous enamel “Spiritiles” that incorporate colorful imagery and quotes on wall-hanging boxes while Marin’s “Wall Climbers” feature various poses of climbing figures made of fiberglass and volcano rock, painted with automotive paint.
Contemporary Focus
Thursday, November 15, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association’s Gold Palette ArtWalk announces its November 15 theme: Contemporary Focus, honoring Scottsdale Contemporary Month.
Running through November 21, Scottsdale Contemporary Month recognizes the city’s vibrant contemporary art community with a number of events and activities, including the Canal Convergence Water + Art + Light, a 10-day (Nov. 9-18) interactive experience that showcases and celebrates water, art and light along the Scottsdale Waterfront; ArtFest 2018 (Nov. 17-18) featuring more than 150 artists, fine crafts, local authors and live music; Scottsdale Public Art’s Local Light, light-based art installations created by local artists and featured at businesses along Marshall Way south of the Canal; and of course, the Contemporary Focus Gold Palette ArtWalk. During this special event, multiple galleries will be hosting contemporary artists including:
River Trading Post
7033 E. Main St.
Featuring Dr. Carol Lujan, an enrolled citizen of the Navajo Nation, professor emerita at ASU, and a clay and glass artist. Lujan finds inspiration for her contemporary works in the beauty, strength, endurance, humor, and sovereignty of American Indian nations and peoples.
On the Edge Gallery
7050 E. 5th Ave.
On the Edge hosts four of its most contemporary artists — Valerie Hildebrand (abstract acrylics), Jane Nassano (recycled found objects), Gabe Salcido (metal) and Teresa Wilson (fluid acrylic painting) — that push boundaries and ask questions about what art is and what it can be. The artists will be on hand to mix and mingle while also creating “art on the edge.”
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Featuring contemporary figurative paintings and sculpture by Colombian-born, New Mexico resident, painter, and sculptor Guilloume Perez. Themes of partnership and family stand out in Perez’ works, and his message that human beings have more in common than they have differences is illustrated in his art.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #5
Carstens hosts guest artist Michelle Micalizzi, whose “The Gratitude Series” exhibit will be on display from November 15 through November 29. Micalizzi’s multimedia paintings are a snapshot in time of her subject’s work and life while conveying a universal message for all and a byproduct of deep meaningful collaboration. Though every piece is inspired by a specific story, the concepts characterized in them are universal.
French Designer Jewelry Gallery
7148 E. Main St.
Wolfgang Vaatz, Namibian-born Arizona resident and Saul Bell Design Award Winner, will be the guest artist at French Designer Jewelry Gallery during the Contemporary Focus ArtWalk. Featuring wearable art inspired by nature and created out of Vaatz’ passion for discovery, recognizing the potential of his environment and his desire to share joy through his art.
Wilde Meyer Annex
7100 E. Main St.
Wilde Meyer’s Contemporary Focus exhibit “All About Dogs” runs throughout the month of November with a special artists’ reception on the evening of the Gold Palette ArtWalk. This group show highlights art about dogs, their ancestors, and their relatives. Dogs of all stature and types will be represented from the likes of artists Connie Townsend, Patricia Hunter, Trevor Mikula, Kari Rives, Sarah Webber and Theresa Paden.
Participating galleries along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue welcome guests to peruse their masterpieces, and multiple Creative Vortexes will be set up along Main Street allowing guests to express their creativity on large canvases with a variety of mediums from chalk to paint.
Demonstrate! Artists Celebrating Scottsdale
Thursday, October 11, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The 2018-2019 Gold Palette ArtWalk season kicks off with Demonstrate! Artists Celebrating Scottsdale. Guests can enjoy multiple live demonstrations featuring artists’ individual interpretations of “Scottsdale” and Scottsdale-based entertainment.
In addition to the galleries along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue welcoming guests to peruse their masterpieces, select galleries will be featuring dedicated artists’ demonstrations, meet and greets, live music and more. The event is a precursor to other Scottsdale celebrations throughout the month, including the Celebrate ’68 festival on October 13, honoring the 50th Anniversary of Scottsdale City Hall and Scottsdale Civic Center Library.
Events taking place during the “Demonstrate! Artists Celebrating Scottsdale” ArtWalk include:
Legacy Gallery
7178 E Main St.
Featured artist Trevor Swanson will be onsite to demonstrate his artistic wildlife techniques. Swanson is the son of world-renowned wildlife artist Gary R. Swanson, and has continued his father’s legacy with his own appreciation for realism, detail and value systems essential to wildlife rendering.
Wilde Meyer Annex, Wilde Meyer Gallery
7100 E. Main St.
Wilde Meyer will offer a reception with refreshments and a group show in addition to artists’ demonstrations by Sara Newton and Stephanie Paige. During their Sophisticated Style Show throughout October, The Wilde Meyer Gallery at 4142 N. Marshall Way will feature works by Karen Bezuidenhout, Peggy Judy, Michael Kessler and more with the overall theme being “The Wilde Ones.”
Paul Scott Gallery
7103 E. Main St.
Guests can enjoy two live demonstrations featuring Bulgarian-born Arizona resident Martin Dimitrov, known for his strong compositional eye and realism, and Tempe artist Spencer Simmons, an emerging realist, and a strong watercolorist. A collection of small works by both artists that celebrate the local scenes of the City of Scottsdale will be on display as well.
Blink Gallery
7077 E. Main St.
Artist Ingrid Donaldson, who specializes in local wearable art, will be showcasing her jewelry patterning and stone-setting skills during the event.
The Signature Gallery
7177 E. Main St.
Featuring Arizona bronze artist Fred Ortiz whose works are inspired by the ancient cultures of the southwest including the Mimbres tribe dating back to 500 AD. Fred interprets their primitive designs with a contemporary appeal.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7077 E. Main St., #5
An Arizona resident for nearly 40 years, juried artist Sandra Ortega will be demonstrating her passion for pastels.
J. Klein Gallery
7136 E. Main St.
Guests can visit the Art Factory location, one block west of the Gallery, to meet Jim Klein and enjoy a live piano performance while Jim paints one of the bold and bright acrylic pieces for which he is known.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Featured artist John Horejs will be demonstrating his oil landscape masterpieces, which he has been creating since he bought his first set of oil paints in 1973. His art showcases a blend of realism and impressionism using multiple techniques to achieve the end result.
Summer Spectacular
Thursday, July 12, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The “Summer Spectacular” Gold Palette ArtWalk is a longtime summer tradition for the Scottsdale Arts District. Galleries will feature exhibits by various national and international artists while visitors will be treated to Caribbean and island music, Hawaiian shaved ice with adult flavors, infused ice water, teas and sine and lots of entertainment and festivities. For your comfort, sidewalk misting will be provided by Arizona Mist Systems!
Stay cool, stay cultured, stay fun!
Taste of Scottsdale
Thursday, April 5, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Great art, luscious food, and lovely wine are at their best when they are paired! Galleries will feature food from various Scottsdale Art District restaurants while Arizona wineries along with local tasting rooms will provide beverage tasting. Visitors can stroll the galleries featuring original artworks by renowned artists while quenching their palates with wonderful noshes and beverages.
Visit the galleries below and enjoy special tastings and sip experiences:
- River Trading Post Native American Art: LDV Wine Gallery and AJ’s Fine Foods
- Calvin Charles Gallery: Sonoita Vineyards and Sphinx Date Company
- Amery Bohling Fine Art: Aridus Wine Company and The Herb Box
- Wilde Meyer Gallery: Kief Joshua Vineyards and AJ’s Fine Foods
- Tilt Gallery: Village of Elgin wines and Bourbon and Bones
- French Designer Jewelry: local Arizona wines
Other galleries will also offer refreshments, entertainment, and more!
Worth 1000 Words
Thursday, March 22, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
There is a common saying that pictures speak a thousand words as the first and most common use of photography is to capture important historical, social, and personal events for future references. For one night, Scottsdale art galleries will embrace this medium and help their visitors to experience different genres of photography and ask questions as multiple galleries will host photographers in their space. Guests are encouraged to ask questions, and engage in conversations with the artists! Come immerse yourself in culture for an evening in the heart of the Scottsdale Arts District!
Native Spirit
Thursday, March 1, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Galleries in downtown Scottsdale will host a multitude of Native artists showing their best work and for the first time, a contemporary Native American fashion show will be held featuring designs from contemporary Native American designers.
The ArtWalk and fashion show will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Main Street (between Marshall Way and North Goldwater Boulevard). A wide array of Native American performers will take the stage to segue the runway transitions and will also be along the ArtWalk and in the galleries.
The ArtWalk and Contemporary Native American Fashion Show are free and open to the public.
Schedule of Events:
- 6:30 to 9 p.m. – Hopi drum group Thunder Boy performs at River Trading Post
- 7 and 8 p.m. (2 performances) – Fashion shows begin with MC Marshall Shore who will talk about artist and fashion designer Lloyd Kiva New
- A short video follows
- Loren Aragon (ACONAV) will speak and play another short video
- Yellowbird Productions performs
- Models walk the runway
Sponsored by:
Experience Scottsdale | City of Scottsdale | Scottsdale Gallery Association | Scottsdale Arts District
Western Spirit
Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Arts District along Main Street and Marshall Way in Old Town Scottsdale celebrates the rich Western heritage of our great city! Galleries will exhibit Western-themed fine art while entertainment will be featured on the street. Come enjoy the many unique stores and fine restaurants to get the full Scottsdale Arts District experience- Scottsdale’s oldest, most celebrated and favorite fine art destination.
Art in Motion – A Video Experience
Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
You are invited to attend the third annual Art in Motion – A Video Experience event. Galleries on Main Street and Marshall Way in Downtown Scottsdale will present video installations on buildings, within galleries and on storefronts. Come and see what the medium of video art is all about while enjoying the full Scottsdale Arts District experience!
Scottsdazzle
Thursday, Dec. 14, 2017 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The streets will come alive with festoon lighting, decorated shop windows, southwest luminaries and beautiful hanging baskets. Santa and an Ice Queen will entertain with dancing elves and strolling carolers. Live ice sculpting will be demonstrated at Casa de Artistas.
Come join in the festivities!
Scottsdazzle ArtWalk is sponsored by:
Demonstrate!
Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association’s 2017-2018 Gold Palette ArtWalk Series kicks off with a return of last year’s popular “DEMONSTRATE!” event. This special art walk event allows patrons to observe artisan’s creative process in person as many galleries feature live demonstrations. Guests are encouraged to watch, ask questions, and maybe even participate! This evening is designed to create a rich learning experience for collectors and first time visitors alike to enjoy the fine art tradition of the Scottsdale Art District.
Come immerse yourself in culture for an evening in the heart of the Scottsdale Arts District!
| Galleries | Artists |
|---|---|
| Blink Gallery | Ingrid Donaldson - silversmithing |
| Amery Bohling | Amery Bohling & Jerry Salinas |
| Cyndy Carstens | Nancy Christy- Moore - painter |
| Calvin Charles Gallery | Andrea American - watercolor |
| French On Main | Sinork Agdere/Lord Jewelery |
| Gallery Russia | Larisa Aukon - oil painting |
| J Klein Gallery | Jim Klein |
| Legacy Gallery | Trever Swanson - painting |
| Mainview Gallery | Dale Terbush - painting, bronze art |
| The Marshall Gallery | Neil Myers - landscapes |
| Nature Exposed Photo | Celtic Raven Studio Ceramics |
| On the Edge Gallery | 6 artist demonstrations |
| Quan'tum Art | Jacque Keller & John Gleason - mixed media |
| River Trading Post | Tanner Jensen - painter using Yupo, graphite, charcoal/ acrylic |
| Signature Gallery | Todd Paxton - live sculpting |
| Sonleiter Gallery | Rick Sonlether - jewelry |
| Wilde Meyer Annex | Sarah Newton |
| Wilde Meyer Gallery | Sarah Webber and Timothy Chapman |
| Xanadu Gallery | John Horejs - oil painting |
Worth 1000 Words
Thursday, May 4, 2017 | 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Can it really be that the 2016-17 Gold Palette ArtWalk season is winding down? It was just last week that we enjoyed our stroll down Main Street and Marshall Way to watch some of Arizona’s best artists demonstrate their skill, and here we are, ready to walk the red carpet to close out one of the most exciting ArtWalk seasons in recent memory.
Worth a 1000 Words on Thursday, May 4, 2017, from 6:30 to 9:30 PM on Scottsdale’s fabled ArtWalk path (Marshall Way north and south of Indian School Road and Main Street between Scottsdale Road and Goldwater Boulevard), will be a festive evening under the glorious desert sky to pay homage to the photographic arts. Red carpet stations will be placed throughout the walk for you to stop and have your picture taken! Dress up in your finery, join in the fun, and post your photo on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtag #a1000wordssga. Stop in at the Courtyard on Main—Southwest corner of Main Street and Marshall Way— and cool off with a drink from Beam Suntory! We will have a refreshment station set up.
We will also be having an old-fashioned treasure hunt! Twelve special prizes will be hidden throughout our member galleries. If you find the treasure, it’s yours to keep! View pictures of the treasures below.
Scavenger hunt treasures!
As usual, our galleries will feature some of the best art in the world! And don’t forget: while the Gold Palette ArtWalks are over until November, Thursday ArtWalks will continue all summer long.
Art for Aunt Rita’s Walking Silent Auction
Saturday, April 22, 2017 | noon – 6:00 p.m.
Art for Aunt Rita’s Walking Silent Auction and so much more comes to the Scottsdale Art District, with all proceeds benefiting Aunt Rita’s Foundation, an organization that advocates for HIV education and awareness and raises funds on behalf of 16 Valley HIV/AIDS service organizations. From 12 noon to 6 pm on Saturday, April 22nd, shop at 25 participating galleries in the renowned art district and bid on the original pieces up for silent auction. There will also be lovely pieces with a percent of sales to Aunt Rita’s. A Health and Wellness zone will be at Marshall Square at Main Street and Marshall Way offering free HIV testing and cancer screenings. Admission to the event is free, and an after-event party will be held at BS West located at 7125 E. 5th Ave. in Scottsdale from 4 pm to 8 pm also hosted by Tito’s Handmade Vodka.
Tito’s Handmade Vodka is making a signature drink for the event, and it will be served at pARTy Central in the courtyard of Marshall Square. Southwest Airlines tickets will be raffled, and El Molino’s Mexican will be serving up some delicious items.
The event is co-chaired by Jacque Keller, artist and owner of Quan’tum Art, Inc., and David Simmons, LGBT Liaison for the City of Scottsdale. “This event will raise critical funds for local HIV services and increase awareness about the ongoing HIV epidemic,” said Glen Spencer, Executive Director of Aunt Rita’s. Sponsors include The City of Scottsdale, the Scottsdale Gallery Association, Metier Pharmacy, Southwest Airlines, BS West, and Tito’s Handmade Vodka.
Owl on Building, part of the Scottsdale Gallery Association April ArtWalk “Art in Motion: A Video Experience”
Art in Motion: A Video Experience
Thursday, April 6, 2017 | 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is excited to announce Art in Motion: A Video Experience, a special evening to highlight the truly dynamic medium of video art.
Aside from the video art which will be featured in many of our galleries, the ArtWalk will feature the work and wisdom of internationally acclaimed visual artist Lorraine Garcia-Nakata.
This ArtWalk will begin a day early with a reception on the evening of Wednesday, April 5, at the Calvin Charles Gallery from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, where Ms. Garcia-Nakata will present Video Art: Its Role and Voice, a short lecture on the history and development of the medium of video art. The event is free, but space is limited, so please RSVP to thejulimyers@gmail.com.
Video Art: Its Role and Voice
Video art has a long history in the U.S., yet many arts professionals continue to be puzzled by its role in the art arena. By extension, galleries, philanthropists, presenters, and other arts professionals struggle with how to digest, position, or represent this video/motion-based arts production. To understand video art and new motion-based genre, it is important to explore why this genre was created. Deriving from a visual arts foundation, video art evolved to incorporate multiple disciplines in order to give voice to more urgent concerns such as social justice, gender, race and class, and many other complex areas of human experience. Not an art history presentation, this talk is designed to engage a discussion with attendees.
Ms. García-Nakata is a recognized visual artist that has exhibited extensively on a local, national and international level. Adept in a range of visual arts mediums, Ms. García-Nakata is noted for her large-scale works in drawing and painting. As an arts/culture specialist, Lorraine has made extensive contribution to the fields of arts and cultural policy, non-profit arts administration across discipline, philanthropy, program development, understanding the creative process, community development, and new directions in arts education. As one of California’s first Arts Grants Fund Administrators, she oversaw the Visual Arts funding and defined the Interdisciplinary (new genre)s funding area. Lorraine was a mayoral appointee as Arts Commissioner to the San Francisco Arts Commission, appointed by the US Congress as Commissioner exploring creation of a National Museum of the American Latino, and is currently a Founding Member with San Francisco Latino Historical Society. Lorraine is a recipient of a California Arts Council Visual Arts Fellowship. Since 1973, Lorraine has been a member with the world-renowned Sacramento Chicano artist collective, the Royal Chicano Air Force (RCAF). In 2015, Stanford University sought and acquired the Lorraine García-Nakata Archive as part of the Stanford University Library, Special Collections. Lorraine continues to live and work in San Francisco.
To enhance the perfect desert evening, we will also have two curated video exhibitions featuring artists Alberto Grovas and Dakota on Marshall Way north of Indian School Road and on Main Street near Marshall Way.
Artists wishing to share their work as part of Art in Motion are requested to please submit samples along with a short biography to Jeffrey Lazos-Ferns at ferns_jeffrey@yahoo.com.
Native Spirit
Thursday, March 2, 2017 | 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association, in conjunction with Tarra Lazos Creative, the City of Scottsdale, and the Art Institute of Phoenix, has announced the program for its March 2017 Native Spirit Gold Palette ArtWalk. Galleries in downtown Scottsdale will host a multitude of Native artists showing their best work during this special ArtWalk, and for the first time, a contemporary Native American fashion show will be held featuring designs from the brightest stars in contemporary Native American design.
The ArtWalk and fashion show will begin at 6:30 PM on Thursday, March 2 on Main Streetbetween Marshall Way and North Goldwater Boulevard. Using Main Street as a runway, Navajo/Hopi artist Troy Whitethorne and Phoenix Creative Cultural Worker Jeffrey Lazos-Ferns will produce the most unforgettable evening Scottsdale has ever seen.
Since he began in 2009, Mr. Whitethorne’s bold exhibitions of Native American couture have wowed audiences from coast to coast. With models flying in from around the country, Mr. Whitethorne’s provocative ensemble will engage and delight.
A wide array of Native American performers will take the stage to segue the runway transitions and will also be along the ArtWalk and in the galleries, all helping to make this a night to remember.
Fashion Designers include: Elizabeth Whitethorne Benally, Doreen Begay, Zen Jen, Marisa Mike, Della Bighair-Stump, Felix Earle, Norma Baker FlyingHorse, Edison Ritchie, Michael Shonie, B DayChief Bullshoe, Erilaina Chavez, and Mae Mallahan. Also showcased will be the jewelry of Tonya June Rafael and Lyle Toledo.
Featured guests will include Miss Indian World, Danielle Ta’Sheena Fin, (Standing Rock Sioux Nation) and actor Jeremiah Bitsuie (Navajo) along with tribal dignitaries representing various Nations.
The ArtWalk and Contemporary Native Fashion Show are free and open to the public.
Saturday, March 4, 2017 | 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association and Tarra Lazos Creative are also very pleased to announce a special, intimate reception on the evening of Saturday, March 4th, from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at River Trading Post on Main Street. San Carlos Apache desert forager and lecturer Twila Cassadore will present sumptuous desert delectables for tasting, and discuss the benefits of a diet rich in the desert flora which sustained indigenous residents of Arizona long before European contact.
Ms. Cassadore is a San Carlos Apache Tribal member and has devoted the past five years to the Traditional Western Apache Diet Project, working with Apache elders to document and analyze the pre-reservation Apache diet and helping incorporate this knowledge into everyday community living. She also works on a number of community health issues and other cultural preservation projects in addition to being a caterer and food vendor She is the founder of Native Mothers Against Meth.
Due to limited space, this reception will be a ticketed event benifiting the Scottsdale Gallery Association. Stay tuned for ticketing details!
Western Spirit
Thursday, February 9, 2017 | 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Join us for a night of Western Spirit, with a unique walking tour, “Telling the Story,” of the Old Town Arts District, led by Arizona historian Melanie MacEachern and Scottsdale town historian, Joan Fudala. The tour starts on the plaza on the northwest corner of Main Street and Marshall Way at 6:30 p.m., and again at7:30 p.m. The tour will conclude at Western Spirit, Scottsdale’s Museum of the West. Check out artist demos and speakers inside galleries, and larger-than-life video projections of our town’s fabled history lighting the way outside!
I Spy Santa!
Thursday, December 8, 2016 | 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
A festive Arts District along Main Street and Marshall Way welcomes everyone to
I Spy Santa ArtWalk!
Santa will be on the street with his elves while the Grinch is creating mischief! Check out the miniature Grand Prix race cars at Santa’s workshop. Wandering Victorian carolers and the Salvation Army Band provide music while the galleries are adorned with festive lights, great art and free hot chocolate.
While you’re here, join us for a special scavenger hunt! Click the link for details.
Taste Monterey at the December 1st Scottsdale ArtWalk
December 1, 2016 | 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Monterey County is making a stop at the Scottsdale Art Walk bringing some of its amazing bounty from land and sea. Over ten galleries on the ArtWalk will be pouring free wine samples from award-winning Monterey County wineries as well as serving light bites from Chef Matthew Beaudin of the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
DEMONSTRATE!
Thursday, November 10, 2016 | 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
For all of you collectors, spectators and aspiring artists, this is the night for you!
Galleries along Main Street and Marshall Way will come to life this night with one or more artists working in the majority of galleries during ArtWalk! Come and take a seat and watch one of your favorite artists work or do the gallery hop and watch them all!
| Galleries | Artists |
|---|---|
| Blink Gallery | Ingrid Donaldson - silversmithing |
| Amery Bohling | Amery Bohling & Jerry Salinas |
| Cyndy Carstens | Nancy Christy- Moore - painter |
| Calvin Charles Gallery | Andrea American - watercolor |
| French On Main | Sinork Agdere/Lord Jewelery |
| Gallery Russia | Larisa Aukon - oil painting |
| J Klein Gallery | Jim Klein |
| Legacy Gallery | Trever Swanson - painting |
| Mainview Gallery | Dale Terbush - painting, bronze art |
| The Marshall Gallery | Neil Myers - landscapes |
| Nature Exposed Photo | Celtic Raven Studio Ceramics |
| On the Edge Gallery | 6 artist demonstrations |
| Quan'tum Art | Jacque Keller & John Gleason - mixed media |
| River Trading Post | Tanner Jensen - painter using Yupo, graphite, charcoal/ acrylic |
| Signature Gallery | Todd Paxton - live sculpting |
| Sonleiter Gallery | Rick Sonlether - jewelry |
| Wilde Meyer Annex | Sarah Newton |
| Wilde Meyer Gallery | Sarah Webber and Timothy Chapman |
| Xanadu Gallery | John Horejs - oil painting |
Please note there is no ArtWalk on Thanksgiving.