
Ruth specializes in acrylic and watercolor works and has a line of fine art notecards. She loves to paint dogs and cats as well as landscapes and native American artifacts. Ruth is the president of the Sun City Grand Art Club.
Salim Hurtado has a BFA in Industrial Design, Civic Projects all over Chicago, in murals, mosaics-broken tile and Ven. Glass.
Original, hand painted abstract art.
Assemblage/Mixed-media Constructions
Scarlett Decker is an area contemporary artist who holds an MFA in painting/assemblage.
"Linear Perception is so limited in it's ability to grasp 'higher' truths. What I'm doing with my painted sculpture is developing a new visual language to reach beyond the boundaries of time, space and solitary perspective."
- Scott McNeill
When his Peace Corps service ended in September of 1994, Scott was invited to apprentice relief woodcarving in the workshop of a renowned Honduran woodcarver and worked there for an additional two years. Scott learned quickly. He began painting his carved sculptures, and the town's artisans recognized him for having 'una gracia' (a gift).
Scott returned to the United States in the fall of 1996, and almost immediately his painted sculptures took a big creative leap forward. He began painting a different level of composition on top of the sculpted figures, resulting in a unique art style of intertwining layers and transcendent subject matter. Scott has been developing and refining this new multiple dimensional art form for more than twelve years now.
Scott is a local artist and writer. He and his artist wife Tamera have shown at local venues such as Artlink' s First Fridays and he has been published online and in select periodicals. Two of Scott's works shall be featured in the forthcoming "A Life of Ravens", a collection of SF/F poetry by Alex Ness. His mediums include pen & ink, pencil, and digital color. Among his interests are classic illustrations and movie genres and a severe predilection for "Doctor Who". Scott is available for freelance illustrations and commissions, and he also has two novels currently seeking publication and one self-published short-story anthology set in his "Hero-Lore" universe.
Our Monthly Meeting is held the first Tuesday of every month in Saint Maria Goretti’s Piper Hall. We hold a members critique that begins promptly at 5:45 PM and runs to 6:45 PM. Our General meeting begins at 7:00 PM, with an announcement session to inform members of happenings in the League and elsewhere, followed by an approximately 45-50 minute demonstration and/or presentation by an art professional. We wrap up the meeting with the drawing of door prizes, ending around 9 PM.
We encourage amateurs, professional and even non-artists to join us. There truly is "something for everyone". Everyone is welcome to come to a meeting as a guest.
We hold juried and non-juried shows and Plein Aire paint-outs, sponsor art workshops, and provide scholarships for worthy art students.
The Scottsdale Cultural Council presents art as an integral part of the Scottsdale experience, by offering opportunities for residents and visitors to experience the highest quality performing and visual arts the world has to offer, and by identifying emerging artistic talent and providing a place for its expression.
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