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Dec 13, 2008 by Jane from Nashua, NH
Overall Rating: 10

• The art was really beautiful.
• It was too cold outside to really enjoy the sculpture garden.

“It was awesome, great art was there. I loved it! Do not miss it because there are tons of different artists, I think like over 100 they said. Really good music got me pumped up. He does really great portraits of Native Americans. Very classy, definitely go.”

Dec 9, 2008 by Mal from Lan
Overall Rating: 10

• Lots of art indoors and out, all styles and media, with something for everyone.
• So much art that I had to go back to see it all!

“Exposures International is a beautiful gallery located on Gallery Row in Sedona, Arizona. The gallery is the largest in the Southwest and features a collection of contemporary (living) artists from locally and around the world. Exposures has it all: sculpture, painting, kinetic art, jewelry, and photography, etc. The knowledge and helpful attitude of the staff was truly impressive, they told me everything I could want to know about Dino Rosin (my favorite glass artist). My parents love Frogman, and they buy one of his sculptures whenever they visit. Kids are welcome and the ones I see in the gallery usually spend their time playing with the little black dog who belongs to the owners - he's super friendly and their parents seem to enjoy the distraction! This is my favorite gallery. I visit often and I recommend it to all of my friends. If you can only see one gallery during your visit to Sedona, go to Exposures International!”

Dec 9, 2008 by Jenny from Lynnfield, MA
Overall Rating: 10

• Really beautiful pieces!
• I couldn't stay longer!

“I absolutely love this gallery. It was completely filled with art from the floor to ceiling. There was something for everyone here, not just Southwestern art. Sometimes you go into a gallery and it is either kind of hokey, or it is snobby. Not so with exposures. It was the perfect balance of friendliness and artiness. There was great music playing; the atmosphere was exciting and energized. I found it difficult to narrow down my favorites because there was just so much different stuff! Paintings, sculpture, fountains, jewelry. I really loved Gene & Rebecca Tobey's work, Yuroz, the Frasca/Halliday redwood pieces were just awesome. I think this is a must-see for anyone visiting Sedona.”