Maynard Dixon A Western Artist for the Ages
Writer Shannon Severson Photography Courtesy of Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West ven if you’ve never heard the name of artist Maynard Dixon...
Shining as Sugar Plum Fairies
Writer Joseph J. Airdo Photography Courtesy of Michele Dawson Photography ulian Rodriguez estimates that she will go through as many as 18 pairs of...
Aaron Henry A Tradition of Beautiful
Writer Amanda Christmann Photography by Doug McNamee n a small studio in downtown Los Angeles’ Jewelry District, Aaron Furlong and his father Conrad are...
Cheers to the Season of Art
Writer Sue Kern-Fleischer Photography Courtesy of Jane Boggs he four seasons of Arizona sometimes blend together, but there is a fifth season that starts...
Sue Hunter Hidden in the Hills Cover Artist
Writer Sue Kern-Fleischer Photography courtesy of Sue Hunter. here’s no predicting what Sue Hunter will paint next—and that’s exactly how the talented artist likes...
A Sisterhood of Art
Writer Susan Kern-Fleischer Photography Courtesy of Sandy Pendleton and Nancy Pendleton ome sisters share clothes, and other sisters share recipes. Sandy and Nancy Pendleton...
Making the Ordinary Extraordinary
Writer Amanda Christmann Photography by Bryan Black or as long as she can remember, Sue Bickerdyke has loved design. As a young child, fabric...
A Different Kind of Medicine
Writer Amanda Christmann Photography by Carl Schultz he world is full of dedicated doctors who do their best to provide quality patient care. Unfortunately,...
Rising to the Occasion
Writer Joseph J. Airdo Photography Courtesy of Musical Theatre of Anthem avannah Foy never imagined that she would be honored with a National Youth...
Hidden in the Hills Artists Inspired by Life
Writer Sue Kern Kern-Fleischer Photography Courtesy of Sonoran Arts League eramist Sylvia Fugmann Brongo has a lot of experience delving into unknown territory, which...