Goldstein Gallery National Day of the Cowboy Sedona Arizona

American icon Henry David Thoreau said, “The world is but a canvas to the imagination.” Throughout July Goldenstein Gallery celebrates the unbounded imagination of their artists with “Let Freedom Ring.” A stirring exhibition that showcases the independent spirit and style of the Gallery’s artists, “Let Freedom Ring” features an inspiring array of work that is full of color, motion and a fresh yet sophisticated sensibility.

Some of the artists highlighted are deeply rooted in tradition, while other artists flourish with new styles capturing the imaginations of today as they discover new ways to express their creativity. Representing diverse artists, primarily local and regional, the multi-faceted gallery is in its 18th year in Sedona.

Among the artwork featured in this special show are David DeVary’s paintings of “Cowboys & Cowgirls with Attitude”. The Attitude comes from the cowboys and cowgirls he’s met. Early on he would photograph them at rodeos for inspiration. DeVary realized the Western cowboy and cowgirl are American icons and paints them as such using gold, silver and copper leaf, much like the icon painters of old. The contemporary work captures the values of the West with interest, beauty and sense of good being. The Gallery is also doing a special pricing show and sale of David’s paintings and fine art prints on July 28th, the National Day of the Cowboy.

For more information on Goldenstein Gallery artists, artwork, Satellite Exhibits Sedona City Wide, Artists in Residence and events please visit GoldensteinArt.com. Call 928-204-1765. Open daily, Goldenstein Gallery’s address is 150 State Route 179, at the corner of SR179 and 89A. Voted Best Gallery in Sedona 10 years running and recently named the best place to shop in Sedona by USA Today 10 Best, Goldenstein Gallery is known for its diversity of world-renowned local and regional artists in all media and styles.