Scottsdale AZ Art Gallery – Historical District Public Reopening Announced
Dec 20, 2021
Creative Gateways (480-359-3000), a fine art gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona, has recently announced that it, and other galleries in the historical center, are reopening to customers across the US and beyond.
Scottsdale, United States - December 20, 2021 /PressCable/ —
The return to business as usual arrives with the reduction of social, work and travel restrictions in Scottsdale and represents an exciting opportunity for art lovers ahead of the holiday season.
More details can be found at https://creativegateways.com/blog/scottsdale-art-galleries-are-excited-to-see-people-returning-to-old-town-scottsdale/?utm_source=MOAMNews&utm_medium=news&utm_campaign=news2
After a second difficult year under the Covid-19 pandemic, the gallery is pleased to finally welcome back intercity, interstate and international customers, and to see life returning to the city’s famed Old Town.
As Scottsdale returns to a state of normality, Creative Gateways is eager to assure both new and old clients that they are maintaining the highest and strictest safety measures, so that all shoppers can explore their captivating range of works with total peace of mind.
Despite the challenges that the gallery and the renowned Scottsdale art hub have endured this year, Creative Gateways has also secured a place in the city’s iconic and recently reactivated Thursday evening Art Walk.
Their inclusion in this decades-old tradition is a testament to the high calibre of the gallery’s expansive collection of contemporary artworks, and their commitment to the local industry.
With the reopening of the Old Town also comes the resurgence of popular festivals such as the Canal Convergence, a ten-day global showcase which is slated to take place early next year with support from Creative Gateways.
Creative Gateways has been proudly curated by owner-operator Brett Labit. After acquiring Kuivato Glass Art Gallery, one of Scottsdale’s oldest galleries, he sought to create an acutely modern space that celebrates the history of the city whilst looking towards its dynamic artistic future.
Interested art enthusiasts who would like to share in this special time in Scottsdale can find bespoke new pieces of art, sculpture, jewelry, light, and décor at the gallery.
A spokesperson for the gallery said, “Despite the hardships of the last two years, the Scottsdale art scene has once again sprung to life as visitors from around the world return to the Old Town District for their art fix. Creative Gateways is thrilled to be at the forefront of this energy and liveliness.”
The latest announcement brings a valuable opportunity for art enthusiasts in Scottsdale to explore one of America’s iconic art centers while staying fully protected according to the latest CDC and WHO guidelines.
More information is available at https://creativegateways.com/blog/scottsdale-art-galleries-are-excited-to-see-people-returning-to-old-town-scottsdale/?utm_source=MOAMNews&utm_medium=news&utm_campaign=news2
Contact Info:
Name: Brett Labit
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Organization: Creative Gateways
Address: 7034 E Main Street , Scottsdale, AZ 85251, United States
Phone: +1-602-899-2560
Website: https://creativegateways.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89057232
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