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  Alexandria Winslow has not lived in Southern Arizona her entire life, but when she arrived in 1982 it was clear to her that the dramatic landscape hit all the high notes of visual beauty she had been longing for as an artist.  Her art had always been about nature and wildlife so the Sonoran Desert full of color and drama really appealed to her passion for drawing and painting.   Slowly, she left behind the earthy colors of the past and fully embraced the vibrant palette of the desert landscape. As a young woman she had painted in oils and watercolor but when she tried working with acrylic, it soon became her medium of choice. She loved the quick drying process that allowed her to layer colors in a short period of time. She truly embraced the medium and has discovered a whole new world of creative inspiration.
Fast forward several decades and Alexandria is full of creative energy that pushes her to new levels of expression, experimentation and immersion in the local and regional culture.  As a lover of nature she hikes, camps and travels in Arizona, Utah and New Mexico where she is rewarded with an abundance of resource for her paintings. Her work is a reflection of these journeys as well as a mindset of wonderment that translates onto her canvas.  She tries to express the universal feelings of connection, joy, and passion for the world around us.  As you look at a collection of her works, it is clear that the natural world she expresses in her art is fun, whimsical, joyful, imaginative and sometimes outside the box.
The art of Alexandria Winslow is representational with a twist of whimsy in a high definition style. When she was young she fell in love with illustration and poster art, which is clearly evident in her technique and style today.  In college she was drawn to graphic and interior design, which can easily be seen in her current work. Alexandria’s style is always a work in progress yet easily recognizable. For her, it is all about placement, contrast and composition, then throw in vibrant color and voila!
Regional culture has been a great influence on how her work has evolved over the years.

   Alexandria has been a featured artist in a number of art festivals and shows and her art has been chosen for
several show posters including " Old Tucson Studios" who owns the original "Music in the Desert". 
They have it on display in their museum collection.

The University of Arizona has a permanent collection of her work in the Eller College of Business.

Aesthetics Inc. of California has 3 pieces of her work in the Children's Hospital Central California.

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​Representation:
Jane Hamilton Fine Art, Tucson, AZ
https://www.janehamiltonfineart.com/winslow/
 
Desert Artisans’ Gallery, Tucson, AZ – Cooperative Owner/Full Member January 2011 to February 2019
Xanadu Gallery Scottsdale, AZ – Online Studio Artist with Sales since 2014 featured in several catalogs and advertisements.
Online:
Fineartamerica.com
Rebbubble.com
 
Group Exhibits
“We Live Here Now” Tucson International Airport, Main Gallery, Tubac Center for the Arts, Oct 1st 2019-Jan 2nd 2020
Steinfeld Gallery, Tucson, AZ – Oct 29th through Nov 5th, 2019
Gloss Studio 2019
Phoenix Sky Harbor Museum – “Arizona Weather” 2016-2017
Ermanos – Winter Exhibition 2017
 
Solo Exhibits
Mayo Clinic Scottsdale – Main Concourse Exhibit 2019
 
Sonoran Desert Center 2019
DeGrazia 2017
Desert Artisans’ Gallery 2013
UUC of Tucson 2013
DeGrazia 2012
 
Juried Art Festivals
Carefree Wine and Arts Festival 2013
Scottsdale Arts Festival 2013
Fountain Hills 2012
Scottsdale Arts Festival 2012 – Booth 179
Carefree Wine and Arts Festival 2012
Oro Valley Arts in the Park Fine Art and Jazz Festival 2011
La Mariposa Art Festival 2011
Tempe Festival of the Arts 2011
Catalina Art Festival 2011
Dove Mountain Art Festival 2011
Foothills Mall Art Festival 2011
Artfest of Cave Creek 2011
Artfest of Scottsdale 2011
SACCA Festival of the Arts – Oro Valley 2010
 
Poster Artist
Cowboy Music Festival – Old Tucson Studios 2012
Catalina Art Festival 2011
Dove Mountain Art Festival 2011
 
Open Studio Tours
Tubac Center of the Arts 2019
Tubac Center of the Arts 2018
SACCA Open Studio Tour NW 2017
Tubac Center of the Arts 2017
Tubac Center of the Arts 2016
Tubac Center of the Arts 2015
Tucson Open Studio Tour 2010
 
Awards
The Sedona Art Prize – International Painting Competition - Finalist April 2017
 
Permanent Collectors
University of Arizona – Eller College of Business, AZ
Children’s Hospital Central California, CA – Aesthetics, Inc.
Old Tucson Studios, AZ
 
Magazines and Publications
 
Tucson Lifestyle - June 2020
Western Art Collector – State of the Art Arizona – January 2020
Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Calendar –March artist 2019
Phoenix Home and Garden featured artist in Gallery Row-January 2017
Western Art Collector featured art for article on Desert Artisans’ Gallery - January 2017
Tucson Happenings Magazine – Cover Art for November 2017
Phoenix Sky Harbor Museum cover art for “Arizona Weather” show brochures. 2016-2017
Desert Leaf, Tucson, AZ featured art for Desert Artisans’ Gallery article January 2016
Tucson Happenings Magazine – Cover Art for June 2016
Tucson Happenings Magazine – Cover Art for July 2015
Phoenix Home and Garden featured artist in Gallery Row – December 2014
Tucson Happenings Magazine – Cover Art for April 2013
Phoenix Home and Garden featured artist in Gallery Row –August 2013
 
Membership
American Women Artists – July 2019 to Present
Desert Artisans’ Gallery 2011-2019
Tubac Center for the Arts 2015-2019
Fine Art America 2012-2019
Zhibit 2012-2019
 
Donations
Lumos Arts Academy, Mesa AZ - Mural Project 2023
​Scottsdale Arts Festival – Matted Print 2012
Arizona Humane Society – Petcasso Handpainted Dog Sculpture
Southern Arizona Aids Foundation – Original Painting
Mule Deer Association, Southern Arizona – Matted Prints yearly.
Northwest Firefighters, Marana, Arizona – Matted Prints yearly.
Redeemer Lutheran Church School – Calendars yearly and Giclee on Canvas
New Life Bible Fellowship – Calendars and Giclee on Canvas
 

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