Browsing: Kim Kori

For Your Love of Art…Thanks From the Heart!

January 14, 20130

Sedona AZ (January 14, 2013) – Roses are red, violets are blue. You love art, and Rowe Gallery loves you!…

Kim Kori and Ken Rowe Turn Roundabouts Into Works of Art

March 29, 20120

Sedona AZ (March 29, 2012) – A project nearly three years in the making finally came to completion last month…

Dedication Ceremony for Roundabout Art: Above and Beyond

February 27, 20120

Sedona AZ (February 27, 2012) – The City of Sedona, the Art in Public Places Committee, the Arts & Culture…

Small Works…Natural Wonders

November 18, 20110

Sedona, AZ (November 18, 2011) – Everyone has one or two people who are impossible to shop for on their…

Former Mayoral Candidate Returns to
Sedona as a Star
By Tommy Acosta
Former Sedona Mayoral candidate Samaire Armstrong has triumphantly returned to Sedona as a movie star in a Hollywood feature film titled “God Is (not) Dead: In God We Trust,” where she plays a hard-core campaign manager for a Christian pastor making a run for Congress. Samaire delivers a solid performance as the ruthless campaign manager who tries to convince the pastor to play dirty while he wants to keep it clean because of his faith – a classic confrontation between good and evil. From the get-go, the movie sets the stage for the battle between those wishing to combine church and state in the governance of the country against those wishing to keep God out of it at any cost. Samaire, narrowly lost her election bid for Sedona mayor when she ran two years ago brings to the camera an intrinsic knowledge of what it means to face dirty tricks inherent in politics. Except in the film, the shoe is on the other foot as her character indulges in political shenanigans and dirty tricks in hope of defeating the pastor’s opponent. Read more→