Hummingbird on Pentstemon flower I sat on a chair in a friends backyard. They live in a desert area and have lots of birds visit their yard filled with native plants. I saw this beautiful Mel Broadbilled hummingbird fly in and got this lovely image.
I took this image while I was at Mesquite Valley growers. I live very close to the nursery and on that day it was late afternoon as the sun was setting. I had my camera with me with my macro lens as I walked by the cactus I noticed the sun was illuminating through the edges of the agave it created a beautiful hue of reds and yellows.
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Tucson Gallery is Proud to Feature World In Trouble by Tamara Scott Anderson
World in Trouble: Trashed, Melting, Burning, What are you doing about it?
Rescued, Reclaimed & Repurposed Materials, 46” x 40” x 4”
There is an underlying message to my Street Series Collection, it is about the never-ending flow of discarded material waste into our environment. The reclaimed and recycled materials tell an archeological story of who, where and when, while the sculptures themselves can give the viewer hope for better things to come.
These Originals are Sold in the Gallery and Subject to Availability. Please Visit Us at The Gallery for More Information and to See These Beautiful Pieces in Person
These Originals are Sold in the Gallery and Subject to Availability. Please Visit Us at The Gallery for More Information and to See These Amazing Sculptures in Person
My name is Tyler Bentley but my artist name I go by is New Hue. A play on words that means a new shade, a new color, a new HUEmanity one that extends beyond race, religion, and self differences. My art journey has all ways been in the undercurrent of my life for as long as I can remember but was always over shadowed by sport, girls, partying and everything else involved with being a kid figuring this world out.
In middle school I started down a road of partying and substance abuse this started young around 12-13 in a search to belong I kept down that path until 2017 at the age of 22. I felt at my lowest in search of something more then that path I was on. A slippery down hill slop leading me no where but deeper into a pit that takes so many life’s each and every day. Early in 2017 on a day much like others prior, I was in my natural state at that time intoxicated or on anything I could get my hands on. It was a night of xanex and alcohol a mixture knows to be a “blacked out” kinda of night. As I was blacked out something came threw and asked my father for help, pleading to help me in a drunken but clear whisper. And help me they did, within a week I was in a rehab in the redwoods of California...
After a few months I was faced with a new reality, a life I never knew a life out side of substance and the numbing to life. With this new found freedom I didn’t know what to do with my free time and something clicked to go back to drawing like I loved in middle school. I did a little drawing but then got triggered to paint. And paint I did I found something that gave me such a high a high I never knew, and a high with no drugs. One night while painting I felt the presence of past great artist in my room watching me, cheering me on as I tap into the flow state and discover the high that is life and creation it’s self. As the painting was coming to end and the energy slowly returning to normal I heard very clearly you “found it about time.” In that very moment with tears of wonder, joy and happiness running down my face hysterically laughing at the same time as I was crying.
I then realized what I wanted to do and what i was meant to do in life. And that is to create art in all form as life is art and we are the artist. We have the ability to create the life of our dreams. Our body the paint brush our thoughts and imagination the paint and our earth the canvas. My mission is to inspire creativity in anyone who views my work, ignite emotions for the viewer to explore and to spark deep conversations that bring a deeper level of connection to one’s self and the world around them. The beautiful self that is walking threw life creating there existence as you read this. We are all artist and conscious creators, What will you create with today.
I use bright saturated color mixed with movement texture and geometry and a intuitive process in my abstract painting infused with emotion and life energy each peace is as unique as each of us are, that also has its own energy that provokes a response in the human mind conscious and subconscious. A response that is received different by each viewer. Witch is what I hope to accomplish with my abstract work is to realize we all may see or fell something differently but it’s all the same painting, we need not to prove our point of view but rather respect the individual beauty that of each others views
I also do visionary art as well, I receive pictures or messages in my minds eye provoked buy music life deep thought or just a word. These paintings all depict that interconnectedness of all human life. It explores spirt in all the way it’s speaks threw in the very life we live and air we breath. With these paintings my mission is to ignite the inner flame that burns within all creation and humans. A call back to our creator and the Beauty of this very creation that is life.
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Tucson Gallery is Proud to Feature Hang Em High by Ignacio Garcia
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Tucson, Arizona – The Tucson Gallery is excited to announce the opening of its new location at the newly opened, Proper Shops. Perfectly situated in the up and coming, vibrant shopping and dining destination in the heart of Downtown Tucson AZ.
Featuring a curated selection of fine art and unique handmade crafts from local artists, The Proper Shops offers something for every taste and budget. From paintings and sculptures to jewelry and pottery, the indoor market showcases the talent and creativity of the Tucson community.
“We are thrilled to be joining the Proper Shops Downtown community and to be able to share the work of our talented local artists with a wider audience,” said gallery owner, Tony Ray Baker. “We are so excited to welcome visitors and show them all that Tucson has to offer.”
Tony Ray is a seasoned real estate agent with RE/MAX Select. He has two other partners in the Tucson Gallery. Darren Jones, also a top producing REALTOR® with RE/MAX Select, and Tom Heath, one of Nova Financials’ top, local, loan officers. The partners opened the art gallery to help local artists make more money while making art more affordable to the Tucson community. “This new business model is definitely exciting” said Darren Jones, “we can’t wait to look back in one year and see what happened.”
In addition to its beautiful artwork, The Tucson Gallery also offers a variety of educational and community events, including artist talks, workshops, and exhibitions. “We are so enthusiastic about the upcoming events,” said Tom Heath. “Mural fans will get to hang out with great mural artists like Joe Pagac, Ignacio Garcia and Jessica Gonzales.”
The Tucson Gallery is located at 300 E Congress Tucson AZ, 85701 in the Proper Shops Downtown, and will be open four days a week. For more information, visit www.thetucsongallery.com or follow The Tucson Gallery on social media. For “Meet the Artist Events”, sign up to be invited at the site, using the form on the “tours and events” page, or visit the art gallery in person.
Dia de los Muertos a Mexican holiday is a celebration of life and a chance to honor the dead at the same time. Sugar skulls represent death, but in Mexican culture, death is about celebration, not sorrow.
This traditional design is created with lace fabrics on hardware cloth and embellished with embroidery stitching and a variety of beads.
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I enjoy dying and painting fabric yardage to create the first fiber layer of my sculptures. Inspired by the Santa-Rita Prickly Pear, in this piece I used hand dyed and painted fabrics, then l embellishing my 3-dimensional desert botanicals with layers of stitching and a variety of beads that give that prickly texture and the patterns a sparkle.
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