Get out of the house, shop local and enjoy the beautiful March weather at the weekly ArtWalk tonight March 3rd from 6:30-9:30pm hosted by the Scottsdale Gallery Association and the City of Scottsdale.
This month’s Artwalk theme is New West’ celebrating Native and West Culture featuring “Vibes of Western and Native American Heritage, from Dancers, Drummers and Stilt Walkers and Other Western and Native Entertainers to Themed Art exhibitions and receptions”. The Scottsdale ArtWalk is located along Main Street and Marshall Way in Scottsdale and visitors can ride the Scottsdale Trolley for free until 9 pm! Old Town Scottsdale offers a diverse selection of galleries, artist studios, public art and museums in addition to local shops, excellent bars and local restaurants. For more information about the Scottsdale ArtWalk or the Scottsdale Gallery Association visit: http://scottsdalegalleries.com.
Top Galleries to check out this month include:
Casa de Artistas of Scottsdale showcases original artwork from throughout the southwest and west, along with handling the resale of art collections. Casa de Artistas is owned and operated by This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it who has been a Scottsdale art staple for over 20 years, working with many local and national artists while featuring a diverse collection of artworks. They are located at 7058 East Main Street, Scottsdale. For more information visit http://www.jqjacobs.net/art/artistas/.
Gebert Contemporary Gallery is featuring Patricia Sannit’s "Time Stands Still" now open and on view through next Saturday, March 19th, 2016. Her new exhibition features an incredible installation of hundreds of carved and incised clay objects and stacks and towers of cylinders and vessels. “Sannit’s work explores issues of the loss of cultural heritage and its preservation in our memories”, states Gebert Contemporary. Opening this Thursday, March 3rd is the solo exhibition of Fritz Scholder, along with never before exhibited photography of artist Fritz Scholder captured by Joshua Brockman titled “Assignment: Fritz Scholder”. Be sure to check out the beautiful gallery and eclectic artists they Gebert Contemporary are located at 7160 E. Main Street, Scottsdale. For more information visit http://gebertartaz.com.
Tilt Gallery celebrates their 11th anniversary tonight with a silent auction accompanied by a special exhibition “A Tale of a Decade” curated by Elle Bokharachi. Tilt Gallery is a contemporary fine art photography gallery specializing in hand applied photographic processes utilizing historical techniques and other alternative processes. Tilt Gallery is located at 7077 East Main Street, Scottsdale. Offering Fall hours Tuesday through Saturday 10:30 to 5:30pm as well as participating in the weekly Art Walk or by appointment. For more information about Tilt Gallery visit http://www.tiltgallery.com.
Carstens Fine Art Gallery featured the work of artist and owner Cyndy Carstens, who creates stunning paintings that “focus and reflect on portraying an awareness of the wide expanses of the sky and the details of nature.” She maintains her own fine art gallery and studio that is located at 7077 Main Street #5, Scottsdale offering gallery hours M,T,F,S 10am-5:30pm and Thursday 10-9pm participating in the weekly night Artwalk. For more information visit Cyndy Carstens online at visit http://www.cyndycarstens.com.
Gallery Andrea is currently showcasing artist and gallery owners Andrea de Kerpely-Zak and Andrea Zakrzewski, along with featuring a selection of guest artists. Meet the dynamic mother daughter duo when you visit the Andrea Gallery and experience their incredible artwork for yourself! The gallery participates in the Thursday Scottsdale ArtWalk hosting a special reception from 7pm to 9pm each week. The gallery is located at 7019 E. Main Street, Scottsdale and they are open six days a week from 11am to 5pm, closed only on Sunday. For more information about Gallery Andrea visit http://artandrea.com/. *All Images courtesy and copyright of SGA and galleries.
