Right this Way The collaborative works of husband and wife John Walker and Roxanne Moore are in the spotlight as Duley-Jones Gallery in Scottsdale presents “Walker Moore: Painting in Harmony,” Nov. 1-30. The pair works together (though not always at the same time) to create alluring, beautifully serene depictions of doorways, stairs and passageways. Using the time-tested medium of casein—a water-based medium that incorporates milk protein as a binder—the artists evoke a sense of mystery and curiosity. Pictured is “Majestic,” a casein work that measures 22 " high x 36" wide. For more information, visit duleyjones.com, or call (480) 945-8475.

After Hours Gallery—116 W. McDowell Rd., Phoenix, alldecksonhand.org, (602) 710-2398. National and Arizona-based artists share one-of-a-kind works of art on skateboard decks as part of “All Decks on Hand,” a skateboard deck art auction. A collaboration between the gallery and Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center, the exhibit showcases more than 200 decks created by artists, including 30 designed by teens and young adults affected by autism. The show opens with a First Friday reception from 6 to 10 p.m. Nov. 6 and continues through Dec. 4.

Arizona Museum for Youth—35 N. Robson St., Mesa, arizonamuseumforyouth.com, (480) 664-2467. “Pattern Wizardry,” through April 4.

Arizona Museum of Natural History—53 N. Macdonald St., Mesa, (480) 644-2230. “Therizinosaur—Mystery of the Sickle-Claw Dinosaur,” through spring.

Arizona Science Center—600 E. Washington St., Phoenix, (602) 716-2000. “Robots: The Interactive Exhibition,” through Feb. 14.

Arizona State University Art Museum—Nelson Fine Arts Center, Tempe, (480) 965-ARTS. “I’m Keeping an Eye on You,” through Dec. 12; “Political Ply: Recycled Evaporative Cooling Shade Structures,” through Dec. 20; “Jillian McDonald: Alone Together in the Dark,” through Jan. 9; “Defining Sustainability: From the ASU Art Museum Collection,” through Jan. 30; “Nowhere to Hide: Three Artists in the Desert,” through Feb. 20; and “Canalscape for Metro Phoenix,” Nov. 7-Dec. 1.

Bonner David Galleries—7040 E. Main St., Scottsdale, bonnerdavid.com, (480) 941-8500. “Infinite Harmony: Shona Sculpture Show,” through Nov. 4, features the latest works in carved stone by Collen, Wellington and Agnes Nyanhongo, a family long respected for its work with Shona sculpture. “Romantic Reflections: Introducing Peregrine Heathcote” showcases paintings by the figurative artist. A reception for the artist takes place from 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 5, with the exhibit continuing on display through Nov. 30.

Bridge Gallery—Carefree Galleria, 37555 N. Hum Rd., Carefree, bridgegallery.net, (480) 947-4487. The gallery showcases Contemporary Western paintings and horsehair baskets, with a reception from noon to 5 p.m. Nov. 7, in conjunction with the Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival. The exhibit continues through Dec. 2.

Art and Identity Larsen Gallery in Scottsdale showcases works by Fritz Scholder (1937-2005), through Dec. 31. The collection includes original paintings with an emphasis on work from the early 1970s, as well as monotypes, drawings, graphics and sculpture. Pictured is “Indian With Feather Fan and Belt,” an acrylic on paper that measures 70"  high x 52" wide. For more information, visit larsengallery.com, or call (480) 941-0900.

BRIO Fine Arts Center—8340 E. Raintree Dr., Scottsdale, briofinearts.com, (480) 941-8310. “The 19th Avenue Psalms: An Exhibition of Contemporary Faith-Based Art,” through Nov. 21, showcases new and recent work by Kurt von Berhmann.

Cave Creek Museum—6140 Skyline Dr., Cave Creek, cavecreekmuseum.org, (480) 488-2764. The museum’s 40th-anniversary celebration continues with a Southwestern Artisan Market from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 7-8; and a three-day “eggs-travaganza” craft workshop from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 10, 17 and 24.

Colonial Frontiers—244 S. Park Ave., Tucson, colonialfrontiers.com, (520) 622-7400. “British Influence of Architectural Elements, Furniture and Pottery on the Indian Subcontinent during the Colonial Period, circa 1800,” Nov. 1-April 30.

Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center—30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, Colo., csfineartscenter.org, (719) 634-5581. “At the Foot of the Colorado Rockies: Art From the Moffett Collection,” through Nov. 15; “Personal Paradise: Contemporary Perspectives on Landscape Painting,” through Dec. 6; and “BOLD: Photography by Diego Lama,” through Dec. 6.

Colores—7100 Main St., Scottsdale, (480) 947-1489. Artwork by Chaille Trevor, Charles Davison and Fran Larson is featured in “New West,” through Nov. 4. Interpretations of man’s best friend by such artists as Sheridan Brown, Mitch Henderson, Trevor Mikula and Ryan Hale are the focus of “Fashion Hounds,” which opens with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Nov. 5 and continues on display through Dec. 2.

Deer Valley Rock Art Center—3711 W. Deer Valley Rd., Phoenix, dvrac.asu.edu, (602) 582-8007. “Javelinas: Knowing Our Neighbors,” through Sept. 30. “Ollie’s Storybook Adventures” for preschoolers continues with “Ancient People of the Desert,” Nov. 6; and “Wild Turkeys of Arizona,” Nov. 20. The center hosts its fifth-annual American Indian Heritage Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 21.

DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun—6300 N. Swan Rd., Tucson, degrazia.org, (520) 299-9191, Ext. 112. “DeGrazia: 100 Years, 100 Works,” which commemorates the centennial birth date of renowned Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia, is on display through Jan. 15. Included in the exhibit are 100 significant examples of the artist’s work, arranged chronologically, showing viewers the wide range of mediums and styles the late artist worked with throughout his extraordinary career.