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Month of December 2024

Reception: Friday December 6, 4-7 pm

GEMS & TREASURES

Mountain Trails Gallery is celebrating the month of December beginning on 1st Friday, December 6th with so many Gems & Treasures of the new holiday season, which begins with bountiful choices in new paintings, sculptures, and mixed media art including jewelry, furniture, as well as delightful surprises.   The 1st Friday celebration kicks off with a reception from 4-7pm at their location in the always festive Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village in Sedona, continuing through December.

The gallery is delighted to present gems by landscape artists Lydia Gatzow, Linda Glover Gooch, Susie Hyer, and Marcia Molnar as some of the outstanding highlights, and a variety of small work also includes wildlife paintings by Joe Garcia and Maria D’ Angelo as well as wildlife bronzes by sculptors Raymond Gibby and Jeremy Bradshaw.  The show also shines a light on cowgirl artist Sherry Cobb-Kelleher who creates exceptional ranch and farming paintings, drawings, and print work, and the highly decorated sculptor and rodeo competitor Deborah Copenhaver Fellows who has monuments as well as small heartfelt works depicting her love of horses and her life on the ranch.  Gems & Treasures includes extraordinary paintings by Sue Krzyston, Vicki Catapano, Michelle Condrat, Cody DeLong, Sharon Markwardt, Ans Carnes, Gregory Stocks, and more that are certainly considered treasures for their ability to convey their voice as an award-winning artist.   Also, new pedestals and tables that are fascinating works of art by the multi-talented artist Percy Edwards are not to be missed.

Read more in Kudos.

The Lovers by Lydia Gatzow 14x11oil 900 WEB.jpg
Natures Tapestry by LG Gooch 9x12oil WEB.jpg
Desert View Romance - Grand Canyon paintings by Maria Molnar

​​2025 Calendar of Events

JANUARY 2025

Reception: Friday, January 3, 4-7pm

In the Zone in Arizona - Mountain Trails Gallery Sedona's artists are telling the stories and sharing their special moments as they create paintings, sculpture, and mixed media fine art that reflect their fascination with the flow that happens in the peaceful surroundings of Arizona's deserts and mountains, canyons and plateaus. Feeling at home, even for visitors, is easy as the compelling beauty and the intriguing opportunities make this 48th State a place to celebrate and want to return to time and time again.  Join the gallery located in the always remarkable Village of Tlaquepaque in Sedona to begin the New Year celebrating the arts and culture in one of the most unique places in the United States and to take home a permanent memory of gorgeous Arizona.

FEBRUARY 2025

Reception:  Friday, February 7, 4-7pm

Light on the West: Still Life Paintings & Landscapes that Glow – Mountain Trails Gallery Sedona is honored to present a group of extraordinary still life paintings by realist Sue Krzyston who leads the eye around her complex compositions that celebrate and elevate the remarkable talents of so many Native American makers of historic objects and treasures.  The exhibition also highlights a group of landscape artists who capture the multi-colored layers of paint and glazes of atmospheric conditions captured during sunrises, sunsets, and more serendipitous moments in the West.

MARCH 2025

Reception:  March 7, 4-7pm

Wonders of the West:  Grand Canyon & Beyond – Mountain Trails Gallery Sedona is delighted to present landscapes and moments of wonder from so many artists whose experiences bring a reason to celebrate life in the American West.  The exhibition is brimming with landscape paintings by artists who find this wondrous place an awe-inspiring reason to paint, and there is no hesitation to have extended stays at the Grand Canyon to bring centerpiece fine art to the attention of collectors and art enthusiasts.  More dynamic places throughout the West are also presented by the gallery’s artists. 

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APRIL 2025

Reception: April 4, 4-7pm

The Colorful New West:  Traditional and Contemporary - Mountain Trails Gallery Sedona is delighted to spotlight artists who see space, shape, and form in a variety of ways.  There are some who give space and planes of color a more dominant role while others give prominence to the nuance in each detail of form and that makes their aesthetic choices come alive.  And, there are artists who strike a balance as they move back and forth to bring harmony and unity to both styles of brushwork as well as sculpting techniques.  Bringing a focus to color is a prominent part of the story in many of the paintings and sculptures that celebrate both style and essence in the artwork from the colorful New West.

MAY 2025

Reception:  2, 4-7pm

Horse Love, Ranch Life, and Farm Friends: Painting & Sculpture – Mountain Trails Gallery Sedona has been in love with horses and life on the ranch since its beginning more than 40 years ago.  Bringing together artists whose deep experience informs their painting and sculpture, the exhibition highlights not only the hard work necessary for ranching and farming, but it also brings a touch of humor as well as affection exhibited by its people and their critters.

JUNE 2025

Reception: June 6, 4-7pm

Get Back on and Ride:  The Spirit of the Cowgirl – Mountain Trails Gallery Sedona is proud to represent a balance in their roster of artists as the gallery continues to showcase the highly spirited ones who draw collectors to this destination gallery located in the heart of the city.  The common theme expressed by all the women in speaking about their complex and often arduous journey to find their voice in art is, when they seemingly fail, fall or falter, to always “get back on and ride.”  The cowgirl spirit is exemplified in this exhibition of painting sculpture, and mixed media fine art.

JULY 2025

Reception:  July 4, 4-7pm

Celebrating the American West:  Sculpture & Painting – A Fourth of July celebration of remarkable bronzes by leading artists from the American West: Dustin Payne, CA, Vic Payne, Susan Kliewer, Raymond Gibby, and more.  Vibrant styles of painting the West by Steven Lang, OPAM, Vicki Catapano, Sherry Cobb-Kelleher, Jim Hagstrom, Jerry Salinas, and more.

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