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    Art Shows To Benefit Animal Welfare

    September 6, 2016No Comments
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    logo_redroseinspirationSedona AZ (September 6, 2016) – Red Rose Inspiration for Animals kicks-off the fall Art Show of the season on September 10 and 11th from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm with only three more shows to follow for the year:  September 17 and 18th, October 1 and 2nd, and the last show of the season October 15 and 16th.

    The event takes place exclusively in West Sedona at the parking lot of the Olde Sedona Bar and Grill at 1405 W. Highway 89A and Redrock Precision Motors next door.  Free parking and admission.   The Red Rose shows are not affiliated with any other art shows in town and all proceeds from the event go to benefit animal rescue programs created by Red Rose Inspiration For Animals. 

    20160906_redrose1There are a variety of talented artists that participate in the Red Rose shows and some only display exclusively in these shows making each art show unique.   You can find everything from handmade soaps, jewelry, paintings, glass art, pottery and more. 

    This particular show features a few very talented glass artists:  

    Terry & Marilyn Alexander, residents of both Fountain Hills and Sedona, have been Arizonans for 17 years since moving from Texas.   Their unique and original stained and fused glass work including their popular “Comanche Moon” is used as accents to their steel sculptures which embody the ART of the SOUTHWEWST.  Their works are found throughout the country and the world.

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    The very talented Karen Hammer of the Crimson Fairy.   Karen’s love of nature, energies, bright colors and all things ‘winged’… inspires her to create her unique pieces with magical charm.  In 2002, Karen brought the Fairy to the Verde Valley where she expanded her line to include fused dichroic glass and more metaphysically themed glass pieces such as her Prayer Fairies and Goddesses. Some of Karen’s larger pieces hang in the Arizona Attorney General’s office and the Colorado River Indian Tribes’ Tribal Library.   Karen continues to explore different ways to use her glass and beads to create her Dragonflies, Hummingbirds, Butterflies, Fairies and more. 

    20160906_redrose2These artists have been working in the studio all summer long, creating new glass art to be displayed exclusively at the Red Rose Art Shows.  Some of their work can be found in galleries and shops around town but this is your only opportunity to meet them in person and purchase directly from the artist.   

    Come out for a fun filled weekend and support animal rescue! Free Admission and Live Music performed by Singer and Songwriter Gina Machovina, a classically trained guitarist who has been performing for over 30 years. 

    For additional information visit Red Rose Inspiration for Animals on Facebook, visit the website www.redroseinspiration.org or call 928-282-5278.  

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