Artist’s Loft: Becoming a MIM Museum Guide
By Natalie Keller  Continued from The Artist’s Loft: Volunteering at the MIM Prologue This month’s “The Artist’s Loft” column consists of two articles about volunteering at the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM). There are many different types of volunteer opportunities available. This is the second article and it focuses on the...
Artist’s Loft: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
By Natalie Keller I became aware of Scottsdale’s Museum of the West at the Scottsdale Artist’s League meeting. Allen Fossenkemper (a volunteer from the museum) gave a short talk along with a slide show on some of the fabulous paintings and sculptures exhibited there. After talking with Allen, he put me in touch with a woman named Rebecca Heller who is the communication and marketing manager. My visit to the museum was everything I...
The Artists’ Loft: Beth Benowich
By Natalie Keller I was in the The Gallery at el Pedregal the other day and I saw a fellow artist very engrossed in designing a piece of jewelry. It looked interesting and I soon realized I didn’t know what she was doing…I wondered what the process was from start to finish for her to design and create a piece of jewelry? My curiosity was peaked and I wanted to learn more! I asked a few questions and Beth was very happy to explain...
Artists’ Loft: The Holland Fine Art Gallery
By Natalie Keller I noticed fellow artists were exhibiting at a gallery and discussing it on Facebook. I wasn’t familiar with the gallery and wanted to know more about it; I wondered where it was located. Later, a friend of mine was having an exhibition at the same gallery and my curiosity was peaked again! I went to the exhibition and was impressed by the climate and the activity. I called another artist who was involved with...
Artists’ Loft: Bela Art Studio
By Natalie Keller Bela Fidel is an artist who eventually migrated to the United States from Brazil where she was born. Before moving to the US, she lived and studied in Israel for eight plus years and was fascinated with the architecture of the old homes and the mosques with minarets. She began drawing and painting what she saw and she experimented with different mediums. Bela predominately painted Surrealist style and used her inner...
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