Sedona

Sedona Art Galleries

Sedona's art scene is concentrated within key districts like Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, Hillside Sedona, and the Shops at Pinon Pointe. This collection features a diverse range of mediums, including traditional Western bronze sculptures, contemporary glass art, and fine art landscape photography of the Southwest. The galleries represent both locally established artists and internationally recognized masters, offering works that range from meditative Zen-inspired pieces to hyper-realistic oil paintings.

Honshin Fine Art

Located in Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, this gallery features Nicholas Kirsten-Honshin’s meditative paintings, poetry-inspired jewelry, and Zen-influenced artwork.

Mountain Trails

Specializes in Western and wildlife-themed fine art, featuring an extensive collection of bronze sculptures and representational paintings.

Eclectic Image

Showcases fine art nature and landscape photography by Sherry and John G. Dinon, with a focus on large-format prints.

Environmental Realists

A Tlaquepaque gallery dedicated to realistic nature art and environmental themes, often featuring Southwest landscapes.

Rowe Fine Art

Features wildlife bronze sculptures by Ken Rowe alongside a curated selection of Southwest-inspired paintings and fine jewelry.

Visions

A contemporary art space at Pinon Pointe showcasing glass sculptures, mixed media, and modern bronze works from regional and national artists.

The Deserio Gallery

Features the high-detail landscape oil paintings of artist Ray Deserio, specifically focusing on the scenery of the American West.

Gallery Of Modern Masters

A contemporary gallery specializing in glass art, including works by Dale Chihuly, alongside Salvador Dalí graphics and modern paintings.

James Ratliff Gallery

Established in 1985, this gallery represents a wide variety of contemporary artists working in sculpture, painting, and mixed media.

Stan Rose Images

Features fine art photography by Stan Rose, focusing on the red rock landscapes of Sedona and the broader American West.