"Sedona... ? kezako Sedona ?" vous allez me dire.
Et bien un petit tour sur Wikipedia vous apprendra que :
"Sedona est une ville de l'Arizona aux États-Unis située à une centaine de kilomètres au sud de Flagstaff à cheval entre les comtés de Coconino et de Yavapai dans la région nord de Verde Valley. Selon les évaluations2005 du bureau de recensement, sa population est de 11 220 habitants. L'attraction principale de Sedona est la variété qu'elle offre de formations de grès rouge, les « roches rouges de Sedona ». Les formations semblent varier entre l'orange brillant et le rouge au lever et au coucher du soleil. Sedona est baptisée du nom de Sedona Miller Schnebly (1877-1950), épouse du premier receveur des postes de la ville, connue pour son hospitalité et son activité."
Bref, le genre de joli trou perdu des States où on verrait bien tourner un western ou un de ces films de monstres style "Tremors" ou "Spiders"...
Ben pas seulement. Sedona est aussi le siège de la Goldenstein Gallery, où exposent 59 artistes. Du talent à revendre. Des mondes à découvrir. Des styles différents. De belles choses à voir.
"Goldenstein Gallery, a name synonymous with style and innovation, has been delighting locals and visiting collectors for years.Located in beautiful uptown Sedona, the gallery is known for its diversity of world-renowned local and regional artists in all media and styles. They consistently surprise collectors with the unexpected, mounting a new show each month yet being able to show work from all of the artists they represent. Their 1st Friday events are highly attended by the artists they represent which creates an unparalled ambiance.
The owner, Linda Goldenstein who was crowned the 'Art Maven of Sedona' by Arizona Republic art critic John Villoni, has worked with celebrated established artists as well as exceptional emerging artists. Although Linda and the Gallery have worked with hundreds of artists including respected museums & community exhibitions, the award winning gallery now focuses on more than 35 fine local and regional artists. Linda Goldenstein's commitment to giving both new and establish 'art mavens' an unforgettable experience is reflected in the ongoing changing exhibitions.Goldenstein Gallery is located at 390 N. Hwy. 89A in uptown Sedona and is open daily. The stunning sculpture welcomes and delights visitors. Parking is available behind the gallery. Sign up for their informative E-zine released monthly or call 928-204-1765 for additional information."
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