Arcosanti a lean, living urban laboratory designed by Paolo Soleri.Read More...

The Melting Point is a new, state-of-the-art glass studio featuring a fine art gallery, a lampworking studio and a fully equipped hot shop, making The Melting Point the premier destination for glass art and glass education.Read More...

Mountain Trails Gallery welcomes visitors to their stellar location and to stay in touch through their website, Facebook, and Instagram as they continue to offer exceptional fine art reflecting the best of the American West.Read More...

A lush gallery setting showcasing internationally recognized local and regional artists from many traditions including Native American. Discover eclectic and contemporary art in all media: paintings, sculpture, furniture, kaleidoscopes, folk art. Changing Exhibitions. Sculpture Garden.Read More...

The beauty of nature in a fusion of Eastern & Western perennial spiritual tradition. Local artists.Read More...

James Ratliff Gallery specializes in one of a kind contemporary fine art; paintings, sculpture, ceramics and jewelry. We offer excellent personal service as well as extensive service via our website. James Ratliff Gallery is celebrating 50+ years in the art business....30+ years in Sedona.Read More...

Sedona’s best kept secret! The Members Fine Art Gallery - where the locals go for art. Enjoy a new themed exhibit every month featuring the best representation of Sedona artists - emerging and professional – with a wide selection of fine art in all styles and mediums. Purchases are tax-free. Become a member and receive an additional 10% discount.Read More...

Art: Paintings, Jewelry, Pottery, Poetry, Origami, featuring 5 local artist. Located in Tlaquepaque.Read More...

Esteban's features decorative and functional pottery by area artists.Read More...

Sedona’s major destination art gallery for Contemporary, Classic and Native American Fine Art. Also, Fine Jewelry including turquoise jewelry; original paintings; sculptures in stone, bronze, ceramic; art glass – by renowned international and national artists. Excellent service!Read More...

Over the years Bearcloud’s spiritual art has evolved as he follows the traditional Native American ways of his ancestors, the Ni-U-Kon-ska. His Gallery includes the finest quality jewelry, crafts and spiritual art from both local artists and Native Americans of varying tribes.Read More...

Original paintings, limited edition prints by World Peace Artist, Andrea Smith, extensive sacred artRead More...

ALT Gallery features the finest Secondary Market art in Northern Arizona. Also rare books, antiques.Read More...

Exclusive galleries featuring natural world photographer Greg Lawson in books and framed art.Read More...

Fine art photography of Southwest U.S. landscapes, presented with a variety of display options.Read More...

The Collective Sedona is The Gateway to Sedona AZ. Our facility features Galleries, Boutique Shops, Restaurants, the Native American Cultural Center and live entertainment throughout the year. The Collective Sedona is the perfect location for any event. We love what we do! Stop by and check us out!Read More...

An exciting art destination in West Sedona. With over 8,000 sq.ft. of shopping area and 80+ vendor/artists you are certain to find that special gift item or Fine Art piece for your home or office. Offering jewelry, wearables, handmade baskets, photography, glass art, digital art and even some of those “what the heck is that” art that is certain to put a smile on your face. Emerging or established artists, stop by and visit to see if you would like to join our growing family of qualified artists.Read More...

A renowned shopping destination and home to a collective of restaurants for all distinguishing tastes, fine art galleries offering a diverse portfolio of art, sculpture, pottery and jewelry alongside boutiques that more than satisfy with their collection of shoes, fashion and home décor.Read More...

A Sedona landmark since 1970, Tlaquepaque treats visitors to an excellent collection of over 40 galleries and shops bordered by 4 superb restaurants. Modeled after Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque offers outdoor dining as well as events, private parties and weddings. Open daily. Variety of shops & galleriesRead More...

We are 40 local artists with unique, original art and one-of-a-kind gifts. Designer Fashions, Jewelry, Mosaics, Glass, Gourds, Batik, Wood, Ceramics, Sacred Art, Fine Art, Photography, and more... Come meet the artists daily 10am-6pm and on 1st Friday art walks 5pm-8pm.Read More...

The region's largest selection of contemporary fine art in metal, canvas, and multimedia formats.Read More...

Established in 1996, Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art, located at the heart of Sedona’s “Gallery Row” on State Route 179, is the largest and most unique art gallery in the Southwest. You are invited to explore an abundance of new creations by over 100 artists in 20,000-square-feet of breathtaking art display. Discover why Exposures International was named “Best Gallery in Sedona,” and “One of the 25 Best Galleries in America!”Read More...

A contemporary fine gallery that emphasizes national/international ceramics, sculpture & paintings.Read More...

With a cozy atmosphere and frequent artist’s demonstrations, Rowe Fine Art Gallery is a Tlaquepaque art destination. Award-winning sculptor Ken Rowe, who has been sculpting lifelike bronze wildlife imagery for 23 years, owns the gallery along with his wife, Monica.Read More...

Aurora Dora is a special Photography Gallery! Inspired by the Alaskan dark winters, Aurora Dora has been photographing the Night Sky and the Northern Lights for many years. From Alaska to Arizona, Aurora Dora Gallery is the Night Sky Photography destination! "When It's Dark, I See the Lights!"Read More...

The largest collection of glass art in AZ. We offer to the serious collector and casual admirer a unique selection of oils, original lithographs, sculptures, ceramics, glass and photography by local, regional and international artists including masters from Picasso and Chagall to Ries and Perry.Read More...