In early 2024, a homebuyer purchased the White Gates residence, a midcentury residential property on Camelback Mountain designed by renowned Phoenix architect Al Beadle. The new owner intended to demolish the structure and build a house on the site.
Ray Tigerman has never been interested in doing just one thing. Painter, sculptor, musician, writer, entrepreneur—each discipline feeds the others, not as a balancing act but as a single, relentless creative current. “I’ve never believed in balance,” he says. “If you want to achieve things,
John Henry Waddell first displayed the bronze work “Martha” in Sedona about 50 years ago, between two sycamore trees at the entrance to the El Prado Gallery at Tlaquepaque in Sedona. Now, 16 of the artist’s sculptures are on exhibition throughout the arts and shopping
Valley visitors taking a respite from the heat up north can stroll through a new public art installation in Flagstaff.
A Scottsdale artist has stretched herself, literally and figuratively, by creating and debuting the city’s largest public art sculpture. Charlene Falk created the installation, “Where We Walk.” It is composed of a main sculpture that stands 12 feet tall and stretches 10 feet wide and
“I love optical illusions—where does it start, where does it end kinds of things.” —Kevin Caron, artist
A 16-foot-tall sculpture depicting the natural and geologic elements of the desert is now on display at Scottsdale Entrada. “Squash Blossom,” a public art piece created by John Nelson, is an “urban cairn” of stacked geometric concrete, with a squash blossom flower and bird adorning
While the tones of Phoenix artist Jason Adkins’ paintings can often be muted to complement interiors, they’re standing out after being featured in the Restoration Hardware catalog and Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North.
Phoenix artist John Albert Armstrong crafts pieces with salvaged aluminum, his material of choice for everything from printmaking to painting to sculpture.
See Bourbeau’s art and meet him at the 2023 Arizona Fine Art Expo through March 26.