Andrea Smith Gallery - Sedona, Arizona

Edward Z.

There are a lot of nice galleries within this village but this is by far our favorite. Their items are well selected from a range of artists, approachable and correctly priced. We fell in love with a few of the David Fischel pieces and ended up purchasing one of them. The gallerist, Mark, was phenomenal to work with and sold us on the whole experience. He was helpful from start to finish, well versed in their offerings and just a super cool person to connect with parallel to the art. One of our best experiences purchasing artwork, namely because of Mark, not to say they also don’t have a fantastic range of pieces to begin with.

nicholas K.

Andrea Smith Gallery is a Gallery of Peace and Beauty with a lot of Joyous Art and Jewelry from around the World . Andrea Smith the Gallery owner is a Wonderful Artist of great Talent bringing Peace and Joy and Happiness to the Hearts and Minds of those who have the good fortune to find her Gallery in the World renowned Arts Village of Tlaquepaque
In Sedona Arizona .
She and her husband travel to Egypt taking groups to the Spiritual Sacred sites of Mystery and Antiquity.
All this is reflected in the Art and Sculptures from every corner of the World . It is a perfect place to heal the Heart with Art .
Enjoy theVision of 2020 at this landmark gallery.

Kamileah K.

Mark is the true hidden gem of Sedona. If you find him, you’ll find a friend. Walking into this gallery was beautiful, finding Mark was unexpected. He added so much LIFE to this place, his conversation skills are INCREDIBLE. Thank you for sharing your magic with my little brother and I. ANDREA SMITH An icon. Her work is one of a kind, I loveddddd the coloring book and the tarot cards she made herself!!! And the fact that her sons paintings are there too, a beautiful creative and artistic family, every corner there’s something that catches your eye. I’ll forever visit this place when I’m in Sedona!

Claudia C.

This gallery is nothing short of fantastic. Every single piece of art on display is beautiful as well as the message that this gallery wants to promote. There is no pressure when you walk inside. My husband and I walked around observing without being followed by the owner as often happens in other art galleries. We will definitely visit every time we will be in town.

Candalee A.

Beauty abounds in this gallery. Something for everyone in many different forms using many different mediums. There are a lot of Buddha, Krishna and Egyptian pieces. Jewelry, wall pieces, lamps and more in this beautiful gallery. There are jewelry pieces unlike I’ve seen before.

B H.

Our favorite gallery at Tlaquepaque! Very tastefully displayed art from local and international artists. My husband and I wandered throughout all of the shops several days ago and this was our favorite. It feels delightful just being in there. The shopkeeper and art consultant that was there that day, Mark Modica, was extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the jewelry pieces that fascinated us, taking time to explain to us all about the artist and sharing great stories. He truly loves his work and is very sincere and open-hearted in his respect for the art. The place feels a bit magical, an appropriate Sedona experience!

Deborah K.

I was window shopping today and went into the gallery. I am so glad I did. I found a pair of beautiful earrings that I had to have. The owner was very friendly and we talked about our travel experiences. His granddaughter is a wonderful artist and paints watercolors. I purchased one for her to add to her college fund! Education is very important to me. I’m a student of life and always look for an opportunity to learn something new.

Thank you for friendliness and sharing your knowledge. I will visit the next time I’m in Sedona.

Amanda P.

As a gallery specializing in the sale of gods, goddesses, and deities, I had anticipated a higher standard of customer service. The owner, an elderly Caucasian gentleman, displayed a complete lack of interest in engaging with me. His demeanor was dismissive, impolite, and patronizing. When I attempted to inquire about the jewelry selection, he abruptly interrupted me, rose from his desk, and declared himself too occupied to converse. Given the absence of other customers, it was evident that he was not genuinely occupied. I felt targeted, alienated, and humiliated by this encounter. I promptly departed and will forever remember this unpleasant interaction with this rude man. His behavior felt cold towards myself as a Latina woman. He was exceedingly discourteous and condescending. I strongly advise against supporting this local establishment.