Kennedy Desert Art

 Sarah Kennedy 's work is influenced by the colorful Sonoran desert as well as the romance and culture of the traditional West.  Her favorite subjects are horses and their unique relationships with humans and each other. Sarah spends much of her time at Lola's Place in Tuscon where many of the subjects in her art can be found.  Sarah has studied drawing and watercolor with artist Larry Wollam for two years in addition to classes at the Desert Museum Institute of Art, The Drawing Studio in Tucson and Santa Theresa Tileworks.  She is currently working in oils with artist Chauncey Homer.  She has exhibited in the galleries at the Tohono Chul Park, the Arizona Desert Museum, Tucson Botanical Gardens and Empire Ranch 100 show.
Sarah accepts commisions in both mosaic tilework and equine portraits and can be contacted at sarah@kennedydesertart.com or 520-579-5584.

John Kennedy's photography grew out of a desire to create high quality images while exploring the southwest with his wife Sarah.  A lifetime fascination with wildlife expanded his photography to include birds and animals, concentrating on the varied species of the Sonoran Desert.  John has studied with fine art photographer Robert Renfrow and had images published by the Tucson Audubon Society.  His work can also be seen on the Arizona Sonoran Museum's photography database.  
"The incredible light quality in the southwest has inspired many artists, but the possibilities to create something fresh are endless."    
Contact John at john@kennedydesertart.com or 520-579-5584