Visions Fine Art Gallery

The art that adorns he walls of this gallery is exceptional. There is an artist there, Chad Awalt, who has these amazing wooden sculptures of the female figure. I would LOVE to own one! They are so original and so unique. I spent over an hour in this gallery, and loved every piece of art I saw.
That being said, the sales people are aweful. I was in the gallery an entire 45 minutes until I saw a single employee. Her response was to say «Oh, I didn’t realise anyone was in here». When I began asking her about the art, she sat at her computer, did not stand up, and answered my questions brusquely. I am appalled that a gallery with such fine artists would not want to educate their visitors about the artwork, let alone try to sell any of it. I must not have been worthy of their artwork, so I ook my business elsewhere.
If the staff at this gallery can step up their game, I will be back. If not, I will continue to search elsewhere for my artwork.

Firstly, if you are visiting Sedona and want to go to a spectacular gallery go to Visions Fine Art Gallery. They have a breathtaking collection of art from a variety of artists of many mediums. The gallery is beautifully designed and showcases an abundance of pieces in museum quality conditions while maintaining the intimacy of a private art gallery.
The sales person, a woman approximately forty-​years-​old with spiral blonde hair, is absolutely offensive and needs to find a new job. I’m a young art collector and have pieces in my collection from renowned artists like Alfred Gockel, Francisco Rodriguez, and Thomas Kinkade.
She talked to me like I was trailer trash and bluntly asked, «Do you even have the money to buy these paintings?»
Even if I didn’t have the money, one would assume she would be polite to any customer browsing through the gallery. The woman is pushy, offensive, never responded via email to my inquiries on several paintings, and is the sole reason I will NEVER go back to Visions Fine Art Gallery. I would be surprised to find a salesperson that unpolished working at Macy’s let alone an art gallery in beautiful Sedona.
A suggestion to the owners: find a new salesperson that wants to build your cliental, sell art, and is slightly less barbaric.
«You work on commission right? Big mistake. Big, HUGE!’

Voted Best Art Gallery several times in a row. I can see why this store has received the recognition!
Every inch of wall and floor space is covered with paintings and artwork. I loved looking at the sculptures ad the artwork made of glass. I really liked this glass wall cover by Markian Olynyk. Too bad it was $ 16,000. In addition, the paintings by Octavio Ocampo, was really interesting! Each painting is an optical illusion. Really impressive! Eyvind Earle’s paintings were also vibrant and colorful.
Definitely visit this place!!!

Not your average Southwestern art store.
Imagine my surprise as I walked into this gallery, heavily influenced by European artists. The artists in this gallery pay homage to all the classical and modern schools, from the Renaissance through dada, through innovative modern art that is both eye-​opening and functional.
No bronze eagles adorn these walls, no paintings of Bryce canyon, no Hopi kachina dolls. Instead, there were inlaid wood interpretations of Moorish palaces, modern self portraits, op art, fountains with kaleidoscopes, and portraiture that could have been painted by the Flemish masters. Sculpture that interpreted violins in a new way. A lion relaxed near the sales desk. Bowls and lamps that could have been made in Venice were sprinkled (figuratively, not literally, thank goodness) throughout the gallery.
Everything I learned to appreciate in art history class was represented. I am completely impressed.