Gypsies Never Die
Eclectic, surreal and evocative are what people are saying regarding the paintings of Tabatha Hutchins. She has gleaned inspiration from the urban hubs of cities both across America and abroad. Her clever use of subjects of human nature and wildlife mixed with cold concrete cityscapes, bring harsh reality to life and gives breath to her art. The characters she creates on her canvases are not only done so by the acrylics she uses, but mainly by the imagination of those who view them.
HC Gilmore, Dimensional Fired Art
Oil and acrylic paintings by Hal R. Mason. Check out the gallery online!
In my paintings I try to put on canvas the beauty of nature, of places visited, landscapes and seascapes, sometimes even personal dream landscapes, abstracts and fantasy images. I try to capture the fascination , the beauty, the vibration and brilliance of colour. To put this spontaneous experience on canvas, is not only a great challenge but also expresses my positive attitude towards life itself.
Hazel Stone paints in a style that is unique, innovative and complex. Her subject matter may begin with realistic images, but may also include imaginary, whimsical or abstract forms. By combining multiple images, subjects and symbols, then paints revealing them on many levels or from different viewpoints, unexpected results are obtained. The artist likes to explore the unusual, unexpected and mystifying aspects of life, often with exciting results. She works primarily in watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, collage and ink. Her love of color clariclassty and excitement is always present. With images that originate from a wide range of personal experiences, she presents a challenge to the viewers to bring their own personal experiences into play and connect with the painting.
Hazel Stone is a Signature Member of the Taos National Society of Watercolorists, the Philadelphia Water Color Society, the International Society of Experimental Artists, the Contemporary Watercolorists of Arizona, the Arizona Watercolor Association, the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society, the Northwest Watercolor Society, Arizona Aqueous, the Kansas Watercolor Society, the Pikes Peak Watercolor Society, the Texas Watercolor Society, Red River Watercolor Society, Mississippi Watercolor Society, Western Colorado Watercolor Society, Missouri Watercolor Society and California Watercolor Association. Her Biographical Listing is included in Who’s Who of American Women, Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in the West. Her paintings have been published in several publications.
Heather J. Kirk Photographic Artistry
Helen N. Rowles
Drawing and painting have always been second nature to me. I challenge myself to explore a subject matter by developing a full series of pieces within the venue. Working in this manner allows for expansion on a particular subject, thereby reaching further depths of exploration and understanding. As an artist I find this process conducive to creating a meaningful body of work.
The Huachuca Art Association association sponsors are workshops, scholarships, and special events. The talents of our members cover a wide range of artistic media; including oil, acrylic, and watercolor painting, pastel, drawing, photography, sculpture, ceramics, pottery, printing, stained glass, metalwork, basketry, jewelry, crafts, fiber/textiles, leather, scratchboard, and wood.
Art in the Park
October 3rd & 4th, 2020
Sat 9 AM to 5PM and Sun. 9 AM to 4PM
New art for the new age with the new tools and media. Giclées as the last frontier.
Use the search box above to find local phoenix artists by name.