“It’s not like the movie ‘ Vacation,’ where the family goes across the country and they jump out of a car, take a quick look and jump back in the car off they go to the next spot and...
The Sedona Heritage Museum packed the apple shed again for its free speaker series on Thursday, Feb. 29, when Neil Weintraub, a retired archaeologist from the Kaibab National Forest, discussed two of his biggest passions: The history of the...
Meandering throughout Arizona, one finds American Indian villages, old Mormon settlements, cow towns, mining camps, swimming holes, ghost towns, wildlife parks, state parks, trading posts, wineries and swinging door saloons — there is even a town run by burros.In...
Curt Walters, a prolific Sedona painter of the Grand Canyon, says that he paints the air that surrounds his subjects and it reveals a deeper understanding of the moment and the emotions time-stamped in his works.
“In 1986 and 1987...
The call of the canyon may just be a melancholy echo for some, but for prolific painter Curt Walters, the call of the canyon is much more.
Walters is known as the “Grand Canyon Painter,” a title he has grown...
A dream more than a decade in the making came true on Oct. 3, when the Fine Art Museum...
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