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    A Spring Escape to Jerome for All Things Art!

    March 29, 20191 Comment
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    logo_jeromeartwalkJerome AZ (March 29, 2019) – The monthly tradition of Jerome First Saturday Art Walk has taken root and will blossom once again this spring with new artists and studios as well as Jerome’s exciting and well-known galleries.  Stroll the mountain town on April 6th from 5:00 to 8:00 PM or take the free shuttle for an evening of art, live music, food, and delightful conversation. Spend the day, have a meal in town and maybe even stay the night at one of Jerome’s delightful accommodations.

    20190329_BetweenarockCody DeLong: Cody has been busy working on some larger canvases this month, stop in and see what’s new! Visit Cody at 300 Hull Ave., between the visitor’s center and spook hall. www.CodyDeLong.com.

    Please join Zen Mountain Gallery for April Art Walk with local artist Luna Patterson as the featured artist. Fine art ceramicist Luna Patterson is known for the beauty of her hand-built forms and remarkable color achieved through pit firing. Her colors are suggestive of the Arizona desert and local red rocks. With her art she manipulates the fire to leave color patterns and impressions on the vessels which become her canvas. The creative process is for her peaceful and Zen-like.

    Originally from Denmark, Luna has lived in Arizona since 1992. She has studied pottery at the college level, but is largely self-taught and takes an explorative and experimental approach. She is currently teaching privately at her home studio.

    Luna’s work is contemporary and contemplative while maintaining a beautiful organic simplicity. Luna is masterful at harnessing the randomness of the pit firing process to maximize artistic effects. Each of her pots is a personal canvas expressing her creativity.

    20190329_BandOfSkulls-LoveIsAllYouNeedJoin Puscifer the Store and Four Eight Wineworks, Arizona’s only wine cooperative, at 6 pm on Saturday, April 6 during the Jerome Art Walk. We’re hosting a special preview of the new Band of Skulls album, Love is All You Love – we’ve got it here in the record store a full week before its national release! Listen to the full album, enjoy some free snacks, and check out our Arizona wine, craft beer, and house-made gelato. We’re located at 140 Main Street in Jerome.

    Jerome Artists’ Cooperative Gallery: The art of contemporary batik and mixed media collage works are featured at the Jerome Artists’ Cooperative Gallery in a presentation entitled, “One Artist’s Journey.” Marjorie Claus describes in words and pictures how an overland trip to Nepal in the 1970’s and a 7-year period of living and working in Indonesia and Singapore from 1974-1982 influenced her life and her art.

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    There will be a reception for the artist during Jerome’s First Saturday art walk on April 6 from 5-8 pm at the Jerome Artists’ Cooperative Gallery. Reception for the artist, April 6 from 5-8 pm at the Jerome Artists’ Cooperative Gallery, 502 Main Street, Jerome. Refreshments will be served. The show runs through May 29. OPEN DAILY. 10AM – 6PM. 928-639-4276. info@jeromecoop.com The Jerome Artists’ Cooperative Gallery is comprised of 35 local member-artists who work in a wide variety of media. Learn more at www.jeromecoop.com.

    Pura Vida Gallery, where Life is Good. “Pura Vida…Life is Good.”

    The award-winning gallery is honored to offer American handcrafts from over 120 artists working in organic forms and exciting colors in ceramics, jewelry, art to wear, garden art, and blown glass that all convey the true essence of the artist that created each one-of-a-kind piece. http://www.puravidagalleryjerome.com/

    Firefly Gallery is always a must-see stop during Art Walk. Firefly was created from love and appreciation for the outdoors, nature, changing seasons and gardening, with the idea to bring a touch of the outside indoors. They have both functional and decorative items for your home, outdoor living space, and garden. http://fireflyjerome.com/index.html

    Jerome Art Walk is an event that has become a great Northern Arizona tradition on the First Saturday of each month. Visit jeromeartwalk.com for more information.

    Come and enjoy.

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    1 Comment

    1. Marcia Ellis on April 7, 2019 10:01 am

      WOULD BE NICE, when a painting is pictured, to say what size it is!


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