Our Family of Galleries
Three Art Galleries, One Sedona Story
Among the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona, our family of art galleries brings together contemporary art glass, southwestern painting, bronze wildlife sculpture, handmade jewelry, and rotating solo exhibitions — across two celebrated galleries at Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village and a dedicated Showroom in West Sedona.
Creative Gateways Gallery
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
Contemporary art glass, fine jewelry, art jewelry, sculpture, and decor from more than 40 artists — the evolution of Kuivato, one of Tlaquepaque's first galleries, established 1973.
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Rowe Fine Art Gallery
Beneath the bell tower at Tlaquepaque
The spirit of the Southwest: original paintings, bronze wildlife sculpture by Ken Rowe and gallery artists, and jewelry fashioned in a southwestern style.
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Creative Gateways Showroom
West Sedona
One artist. One immersive collection. Our West Sedona Showroom hosts rotating seven-week solo exhibitions — currently featuring abstract expressionist Nina K.
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Why Sedona
Art Is One of the Best Things to Do in Sedona
Sedona is one of the great art towns of the American West. Visitors come for the red rock views and stay for an art scene that has flourished here for more than half a century — and no place captures it like Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, the beloved arts village on the banks of Oak Creek, fashioned after a traditional Mexican pueblo and a Sedona landmark since the 1970s.
Two of our galleries live inside Tlaquepaque. Creative Gateways — formerly Kuivato, one of the village's original galleries — carries breathtaking art glass and jewelry. Rowe Fine Art Gallery, beneath the iconic bell tower, celebrates the wildlife and landscapes of the Southwest in bronze and on canvas. A few minutes away in West Sedona, our Showroom offers something found nowhere else in town: a gallery devoted to a single artist at a time.
Whether you're planning a day of gallery walking, searching for handmade jewelry, or collecting museum-quality fine art, our family of galleries is a destination in itself.
Our Story
We Didn't Come From the Art World
Brett Labit and Valeria Gavrilova didn't arrive with art degrees or years behind a gallery desk. They came to Sedona as small-business consultants, helping local companies optimize, automate, and innovate — getting unstuck, or rising to the next level — guided by a simple philosophy: less, done better, is more.
That philosophy, it turned out, was exactly what the art world was asking for. An engagement to consult for Kuivato — Tlaquepaque's storied glass gallery, established in 1973 — grew into stewardship, and Kuivato grew into Creative Gateways. The Showroom in West Sedona followed, and then a partnership with the already-thriving Rowe Fine Art Gallery beneath the bell tower.
Nearly ten years on, we'll admit it: we still feel like newcomers. But newcomers ask better questions. That curiosity has helped us grow a wonderful family of artists and beautiful works of art — and attract teammates who care about this work as deeply as we do. Three galleries later, it's still one story, and we'd love for you to step into it.
Artists You'll Meet
A Community of Collected Artists
Across our three galleries we represent painters, sculptors, glass artists, and jewelers collected across the country and abroad, including:
Creative Gateways
- Rob Stern · art glass
- Gartner Blade · art glass
- Kliszewski Glass · art glass
- Deanne Sabeck · glass and steel
- Tom Marosz · art glass
- Blodgett Glass · art glass
- Eli Mazet · art glass
- Axiom Glass · Andrew Madvin
- Ramson Lomatewama · art glass
- Scott Staats · art glass
- Houston Llew · Spiritiles
- Lana Nguyen · collage painting
- Tomas Panzarino · painting
- Jay Johansen · acrylic on canvas
- Ulises Palomino · reverse-painted acrylic
- Clark Sheppard · fluorescent acrylic
- Kay Nari · mixed media
- Sumati Colpitts · clay sculpture
- Adam Homan · steel sculpture
- Kristina Collection · glass jewelry
- Ohana Designs · Will Hardwick
- Christophe Poly · art jewelry
- Doves by Doron Paloma · fine jewelry
Rowe Fine Art Gallery
- Ken Rowe · bronze sculpture
- Joshua Tobey · bronze sculpture
- Kim Kori · bronze sculpture
- Joel Petersen · bronze sculpture
- Erik Petersen · bronze sculpture
- Lynn Heil · painting
- Jen Farnsworth · oil on canvas
- Chris Wiseman · acrylic on canvas
- Erika Bushee · mixed media
- Gary Jenkins · mixed media
The Showroom
Currently exhibiting
- Nina K · abstract oils
Also on view
- Curtis Patchin · grind aluminum painting
Good to Know
Planning Your Visit
Where are the galleries located?
Creative Gateways (Ste B125) and Rowe Fine Art Gallery (Ste A102) are both inside Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village at 336 State Route 179, Sedona. The Creative Gateways Showroom is at 55 Shelby Drive, Ste A1, in West Sedona — about ten minutes away.
What kind of art will I find?
Contemporary art glass, original oil and acrylic paintings, bronze wildlife sculpture, southwestern fine art, fine jewelry, art jewelry, ceramics, mixed media, and statement decor — spanning a wide range of price points, from meaningful gifts to museum-quality collector pieces.
What is showing at the Showroom right now?
The Showroom hosts one artist at a time in seven-week solo exhibitions. On view now through September 21, 2026: large-scale abstract expressionist oil paintings by Nina K, with an Official Opening Night on Saturday, August 1, 5–7pm. See the Showroom page for details and the upcoming exhibition schedule.
Can I purchase art online?
Yes. Creative Gateways' collection is available at CreativeGateways.com and Rowe Fine Art Gallery's at RoweGallery.com — or call us at 928-282-1212 and we'll help you personally.
Are the galleries dog-friendly?
Over-the-top dog-friendly — all three of them. Four-legged art lovers are warmly welcomed at Creative Gateways, Rowe Fine Art Gallery, and the Showroom alike. Dogs, wolves, and the occasional well-mannered coyote: bring the whole pack.