Even before walking into Gallery, you are greeted by a beautiful display of outdoor artwork. Towering bronzes and abstract forms line a path to the gallery from the four corners. Rock furniture offers a unique place to sit and enjoy the art while you are soothed by the babbling brooks and distinctive water features.

The gallery space is located on Hillside’s Courtyard level in the heart of the complex. The gallery enhances your experience of selecting art for your home by offering a wide array of fine contemporary art ranging from representational to impressionistic, in traditional as well as mixed media art forms—unique styles that draw you in and ignite your spirit.

The gallery has developed a strong reputation for beautiful landscapes. Our family of artists includes Grand Canyon Modern Master John Cogan, Colorist Pat Woodall, Plein Air artist Kate Starling and Scott Freeman, Impressionist Jim Barker, Tricia Higgins Hurt and Claudette Barker.

Figurative paintings are well represented by artists that include Robert Tanenbaum and Scott Freeman. And the colorful canvases of Jeff Ham fuse landscape and figurative distinctions. The gallery continues to bring fresh new emerging artists to collectors, so along with discovering new work by established favorites, you’ll encounter up-and-coming artists breaking into the scene.

New to the gallery is fine art photography and we are well represented by National Geographic and Arizona Highways regular Derek von Briesen.

Sculpture is an essential element in any art collection, and El Prado has a distinguished selection from which to choose . Limited edition bronzes, one of a kind wood sculptures and unique mixed media pieces fill the gallery. Our family of sculptors includes Sally Kimp, Mike Medow, Marty Goldstein, Sandi Clark & Jim Barker. Outdoors, you will find bronze, steel, functional and stone art gracing the gardens and terraces of Hillside Sedona. Richard Albin, Sandi Clark & Brian Schader offer beautiful and ingenious works available for your outdoor living spaces.

Delicate art forms are represented by potters Jeff Margolin and Leslie Thompson. Indian pottery is reflected in the work of Terry Slonaker.

Throughout the year, the gallery hosts numerous artist receptions and guest artists. A member of the Sedona Gallery Association, Gallery participates in the ever popular 1st Friday Evening in the Galleries events. Guests are greeted with exciting new works, artist demonstrations, stimulating conversation, music and light refreshments. Be sure to check our "Up Coming Events" page to see what's scheduled at Gallery. Once you've enjoyed one of our many art events, you just might see yourself in our popular "Past Events Gallery."

Join us in our new home, where the tradition continues and Gallery is now on the hill in beautiful Hillside Sedona. Located at the courtyard, just below Shugrue’s Hillside Grill, El Prado is Sedona’s oldest fine art gallery and still the collector s’ favorite destination.