Browsing: Sedona Giclee Gallery

Sedona Giclée Gallery Introduces Works by Liz Alpert

July 9, 20140

Sedona AZ (July 9, 2014) – Creating jewelry has been a life-long passion for Sedona resident Liz Alpert. She first…

David Fischel Displays Recent Carvings and Paintings
at Sedona Giclée Gallery

February 26, 20140

Sedona AZ (February 26, 2014) – As a longtime Sedona resident, artist David Fischel is renowned locally and nationally for…

Susan Pitcairn Featured at Sedona Giclée Gallery

January 28, 20140

Sedona AZ (January 28, 2014) – Sedona painter and poet Susan Pitcairn has a lifelong Arizona connection, and her works…

Sedona Giclée Gallery
Announces Artists’ Holiday Reception

December 5, 20130

Sedona AZ (December 5, 2013) – In the spirit of the season, a group of artists will be hosting a…

Monika Hilleary Shows New Works
at Sedona Giclée Gallery

October 30, 20130

Sedona AZ (October 30, 2013) – Monika Hilleary began her career many years ago as a highly successful commercial photographer. …

Fights On!
By Tommy Acosta
So, it looks like the referendum on the Cultural Park made the ballot. Now comes the rallying, meetings, community forums, the ads, and the arguments between those for or against the Safe Parking concept. There are good arguments out there that elected officials should be allowed to do the job they were elected for and that the public should just lean back and let them work. But you just can’t beat a good old-fashioned referendum that brings the final say to the citizens themselves. That’s the bottom line, the very foundation upon which democracy is built. Get over it. The council’s only job right now, on this topic, is to listen to the will of the people. The fascinating question though, is how will the people vote on this issue? Would Sedonans want a new music venue over parking for the working homeless? Will opposition to any homeless facility at all win in the end? Would enough citizens be motivated by compassion to vote the facility into existence? Read more→