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Sedona Artists

Meet the Creative Voices of Sedona

Connect with Sedona Artists whose creative work helps shape the beauty and culture of Art in Sedona.

Sacred Sedona Art is proud to feature Sedona Artists whose work reflects the beauty, energy, and originality of this region. Explore artist profiles, discover original Sedona Artwork, and connect with the people helping shape the evolving culture of Art in Sedona.

Photograph Taken by

Usha Lamat

This page is where their work, their voices, their stories, and their contributions to the local creative culture come together. Whether you’re discovering Sedona art for the first time or exploring work from a favorite artist, you’ll find a community of practitioners whose creative vision shapes what Art in Sedona means.

A Community of Many Mediums

Spirit in the Garden by Usha Lamat, a layered photograph combining a translucent face with an outdoor garden sanctuary, prayer flags, and ceremonial artistic elements
Photograph Taken by

Usha Lamat

Art in Sedona has never belonged to a single medium or style. The Sedona Artists connected to this platform work across a wide range of practices. From abstract painting and landscape photography to sacred geometry, ceremonial jewelry, performance art, poetry, and mixed media. What unites them isn’t a shared aesthetic or technique. It’s a shared home, a shared understanding of what this place means creatively, and a shared belief that creativity is strongest when it’s supported by community rather than isolated in competition.

The diversity of artistic modalities represented within the Sedona Art Collective reflects a core value of Sacred Sedona Art: that all forms of creative expression deserve respect, visibility, and support.

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Artist Profiles

Meet the Creative Voices Behind Sacred Sedona Art

Explore a growing community of local artists across many creative disciplines, each contributing to the living spirit of Sedona Art.

The following artists represent a portion of the growing community of Sedona Artists connected to this platform. Each brings a distinct practice, perspective, and body of work shaped by their own relationship to Sedona and the surrounding area. Their commitment to their craft, their connection to community, and their belief in the power of art to transform and connect is what makes the Sedona Art Collective possible.

Matel is a Sedona artist whose work explores expressive painting, spiritual symbolism, and vibrant fields of color charged with energy, movement, and inner presence. Through abstraction, sacred imagery, and atmospheric form, the work reflects a creative practice shaped by intuition, transformation, and emotional depth.

Typhaon Set has been part of the Sedona community for over 25 years, creating artwork that moves between sacred geometry, symbolic pen and ink compositions, meditative landscapes, and expressive painting. Their work reflects a distinctive visual language shaped by contemplation, mystery, and inner experience.

An artist in the truest sense – shaped by beauty, committed to mastery, and guided by a vision that was never dependent on recognition. His work carries the imprint of a life devoted not merely to art, but to the relentless pursuit of form, spirit, and truth through creation.

Supporting Local Sedona Artists

Strengthening the Creative Foundation of Sedona

Local Artists Across Many Modalities.

Supporting local Sedona Artists isn’t just about acquiring beautiful work. It’s about sustaining the creative foundation of the community itself. When you purchase from a Sedona Artist, you’re enabling that person to continue their practice, to invest in their studio, to take creative risks, and to remain rooted in a community that nurtures their vision.

Through Sacred Sedona Art, 75% of every sale goes directly to the artist. That means your purchase has immediate, measurable impact. It supports not just individual artists, but the entire ecosystem of creativity that makes Sedona a distinctive place.

Over time, as the Sedona Art Collective grows, the additional 10% reserved for collective growth will fund community resources, gathering spaces, educational opportunities, and collaborative projects that strengthen the local creative culture for everyone.

Garden Guardian by Usha Lamat, a photograph of a carved ceremonial figure surrounded by lush garden vines and dramatic radiant light flare
Photograph Taken by

Usha Lamat

The Sedona Art Collective

Where Sedona Artists Connect, Collaborate, and Shape the Future

All the artists featured on this page are part of the Sedona Art Collective, the membership community at the heart of Sacred Sedona Art. The collective exists to bring local artists together – offering visibility through a shared platform, fair economic compensation, democratic participation in community decisions, and genuine connection with fellow creatives.

The collective is intentionally inclusive. Whether you’re an established artist or emerging practitioner, whether you work in a traditional medium or experimental discipline, whether you’ve shown extensively or are just beginning to share your work publicly – there is a place for you in this community.

All Artistic Modalities Welcome

Expanding the Definition of Art in Sedona

Sacred Sedona Art and the Sedona Art Collective intentionally welcome artists working across all disciplines and mediums.

This inclusive approach reflects a core belief: that creativity moves through many forms, and that a healthy artistic community needs diversity of practice and perspective. Whether your work is primarily visual, performative, literary, sonic, or multidisciplinary – whether you’re a painter, musician, dancer, potter, jewelry maker, poet, photographer, or something that doesn’t fit neatly into any category – this community is built for you.

Photograph Taken by

Usha Lamat

That openness also means the community itself stays vital and cross-pollinated. A painter attends a poetry reading and finds new inspiration. A musician collaborates with a visual artist. Photographers document performance art. Jewelry makers teach workshops. The boundaries between disciplines become permeable, and the whole community benefits.

Spirit in the Garden by Usha Lamat, a layered photograph combining a translucent face with an outdoor garden sanctuary, prayer flags, and ceremonial artistic elements
Photograph Taken by

Usha Lamat

Questions About Being a Sedona Artist

Common Questions About the Community

What modalities are accepted in the Sedona Art Collective?

All artistic modalities are welcome – visual artists, painters, potters, jewelry makers, photographers, poets, musicians, dance artists, mixed media creators, and multidisciplinary practitioners. If you create and you’re based in Sedona or the surrounding area, there’s a place for you.

Is there really no upfront cost to join?

Correct. There is currently no membership fee or upfront cost. The collective is supported through sales made on the platform, keeping the barrier to entry as low as possible for artists.

How is the 75% commission structured?

When artwork is sold through Sacred Sedona Art, the artist receives 75% of the sale price. The remaining 25% is divided between platform management (15%) and collective growth fund (10%). This is transparent and consistent for all members.

What if I’m just starting out as an artist?

Emerging artists are welcome. The application process doesn’t require an extensive exhibition history or established reputation. What matters is that your work is authentic, that you’re committed to your practice, and that you align with the values of the collective.

How long does the application process take?

The application is thoughtful but not lengthy. After submission, we typically review applications and follow up within 2-3 weeks. We’re building community carefully and intentionally.

Can I sell work that isn’t original?

The collective focuses on original work created by you. This might include original paintings, photographs, sculptures, jewelry, performances, or other creative work you’ve made. If you have questions about a specific type of work, contact us.

What if I have more questions?

Reach out to Sacred Sedona Art directly. We’re here to answer questions and help you understand whether this community is the right fit for your practice.

Garden Guardian by Usha Lamat, a photograph of a carved ceremonial figure surrounded by lush garden vines and dramatic radiant light flare
Photograph Taken by

Usha Lamat

Are You a Sedona Artist?

Join a Growing Community of Local Creatives

If you’re an artist based in Sedona or the surrounding area including Village of Oak Creek, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Cornville, Camp Verde, Jerome, Flagstaff and surrounding communities and feel aligned with the mission of Sacred Sedona Art, we’d love to learn more about you and your work.

Joining the Sedona Art Collective means:

  • Fair compensation for your creative practice
  • A platform built to support your work
  • Connection with fellow artists who understand the value of community
  • A voice in shaping the future of the local creative culture
  • Access to opportunities and resources as the collective grows
  • Being part of reclaiming artist-centered, community-driven values in Sedona

The application process is thoughtful. We want to understand your work, your values, your connection to the community, and your vision for being part of this collective. We accept artists across all modalities and stages of practice.