Reporter Becky Antioco from the So Scottsdale magazine recently spoke with Susan Morrow Potje, Celebration of Fine Art show director, to learn more about the show and its 34-year history. In this article, she writes about the return of the show and the spirit of connection that reverberates through the tent.
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In The News: Scottsdale Independent
Reporter Cyrus Guccione from the Scottsdale Independent recently spent some time with Susan Morrow Potje, Celebration of Fine Art show director, to learn more about the show and its 34-year history. He writes about it here.
The Spring Issue of Art Connection Has Arrived!
Before we head into the official start of summer, let’s take a few moments to savor the final days of spring! The latest issue of Art Connection, our quarterly magazine, celebrates all things spring as well as how art impacts our well-being. In this spring issue, you’ll find: A spotlight on artist Adolfo Girala Vitamin A(rt): […]
In The News: Modern Luxury Magazine
Modern Luxury magazine visits the Celebration of Fine Art capturing several fun moments from throughout the tent and sculpture garden. Read the full issue here.
In the News: So Scottsdale
Always in vogue, artist Barbara Rudolph’s “Bougie Birdies” graced the cover page of So Scottsdale’s “Now” editorial feature.
In the News: Scottsdale Airpark News
Scottsdale Airpark News visits the Celebration of Fine Art to learn about the 33-year-history and how the show has evolved.
In the News: Scottsdale Progress
The Scottsdale Progress’s Alex Gallagher recently visited the Celebration of Fine Art to talk with Susan Morrow Potje, show director and curator, along with several artists about the history of Arizona’s longest-running art show.
In the News: Fox 10
Fox 10’s Tom Ferguson took a stroll through the big white tents in this fun interview with several Celebration artists.
In the News: Scottsdale Progress
In this interview with the Scottsdale Progress, Susan and several artists talk about the show’s history and how it has grown over the past 32 years.
In the News: NBC 12 News
Eight years ago the Rupperts started making sculptures out of felt material from cowboy hats that would otherwise end up in the landfill, giving it new life. And in this interview with 12 News, the artful duo shares how they got their start and some of the interesting ways their art is being used.