Sedona Arts Center Reopens June 5

Virtual Magic and Dreams Exhibition

June 5 – 30, 2020
Virtual Reception: June 5, 2020

This year the Sedona Arts Center is celebrating women artists through major exhibitions and events!

Magic and Dreams is a juried exhibition that will feature the work of women artists in Arizona. The theme is completely open to interpretation. The exhibition has been juried by the arts center staff on the basis of creativity, skill and expectation of sales. Jewlery, Sculpture, Photography and Digital Media as well as Painting, Drawing, Collage and Mixed Media artists are participating.

For more information click here!

Gretchen Lopez has pivoted elegantly into online teaching take this one day experience to gain the confidence to be a painter! From the beginning to the experienced student, this one-day class in oil or acrylic will guide and teach students how to approach the painting process with confidence, while exploring the basics of value-pattern, composition and color. Students may work from life and/or photos. Instructor demonstrations and lots of individual attention provided.

Using special outreach funding we are currently able to offer this course at a reduced fee of 45.00 per student. Allowing students to work safely from home while developing their painting practice!

Enrolled students will receive an email invitation with a link to join the ZOOM meeting platform. You will be asked to download Zoom and the class will start with a brief Zoom orientation. New Dates: May 22, 29, and June 5th are available for registration. HERE

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Learn about iPhone equipment: lenses, remotes, tripods and more
Learn how to use the hottest new tools on your iPhone
Next Available Date: May 23, 2020. Multiple Dates Available! Explore more HERE

Ceramics courses start the first week of June and are available in six-week sessions. There are three different sections of “Ceramics for All Levels.” These courses are for students interested in pursuing either-or-both, hand-building and wheelwork. Tuesday and Wednesday sessions meet from 9am to noon. The Monday session is specifically designed for the advanced potter and meets from 4 to 7pm. Ceramics for All Levels is taught by Dennis Ott, department head of the Ceramics Studio and winner of the Governor’s Arts Award for teaching by an individual artist.

Neil Kennedy teaches the next sessions of “Hand-building for All Levels” on Tuesday afternoons from 1 to 4pm. Neil will also be teaching a Saturday morning course starting June 6th, “Wheelwork for Beginners” that meets from 9am to noon.

Enrollment levels will be strictly limited with working stations in the studio set up to accommodate social distancing protocols and face masks will be worn by students and faculty while in the Ceramics Studio. Each class includes an opportunity for one Open Studio session weekly on Wednesday or Saturday afternoon from 1 – 4pm. Enrollment in Open Studio sessions will also be limited and require a sign-up sheet to limit volume of students in the studio.