Scottsdale, Arizona · January 16–March 28, 2027

Portraits that capture heart and personality

Once Judith tapped into her natural talent and passion for art, she simply couldn’t stop. She purposely incorporates a storytelling element in her paintings.

Capturing nature and natural phenomena through a new technique

Visitors of the Celebration of Fine Art are drawn to the light and pigmentation of Hannah’s work. But as awestruck as patrons feel seeing her art, she feels the same way of other artists’ work at the show.

A look back at the Celebration of Fine Art 2017

The Celebration of Fine Art brings together artists, art collectors and art lovers from all around the world….

The cross section of peace, joy, and education in art

For Sandi Ciaramitaro, being an artist was meant to be. Following the tragic death of a friend, her journey with art began in middle school…

A Textured Path to Landscape Art

That Jennifer Vranes become an artist should come as no surprise. After all, art is in her blood. Coming from a family of artists, Jennifer was exposed to different mediums of art from…

Energy, passion and movement expressed through art

For anyone who knows Michael Jones, it will come as no surprise that even in his childhood years, he was bursting with creativity…

Coloring Outside the Lines

Abstract artist Jessica Wachter was introduced to art in the third grade when her teacher implemented it into the curriculum…

The Art of Adaptation

Cary Henrie didn’t have a television growing up. Instead, his parents encouraged Cary and his siblings to explore their creativity…

The Art of Capturing Energy, Happiness and Spontaneity

Terrell Powell was a precocious child. At three years old he declared himself an artist….

Every Painting is a Puzzle to Solve

Robin Branham never intended to become an artist. While a student at San Diego State University,…