Thanks! Hope you can make it! RT @cohootsphx: {Event} Guerilla Yoga in Historic Coronado by @SuTRAmidtown on 3/4. http://t.co/qBg2KzZF
Woohoo! RT @clarendonhotel: RooftopYoga SkyDeck overlooking city / FREE for guests / $10adv for visitors: http://t.co/kEdpS5T2 @SuTRAmidtown
Be sure you're on Sutra's email list: http://t.co/fuDYLFSp - - 3yr Anniversary in March and lots of AMAZING deals planned for the month!
Well done all! RT @sutramidtown: 2 free guest passes for today's 4:15 Power Flow to the first 2ppl who can tell me how old we turn in March.
Got plans? I have two sets of 2 free guest passes for today's 4:15 Power Flow to the first 2ppl who can tell me how old we turn in March.
Want to know how many talented people walk among you? Let them express themselves on your walls.
Described in the media as "playing host to some of Phoenix's hottest up and coming artists", Sutra has devoted our wall space to display the inspired visions of our creative population. Acting as a commission-free gallery space we have been honored to display the work of many talented local artists, students, friends, and neighbors to embrace the rich, diverse talents of those in our community. We believe that local art is a fundamental staple in highlighting our very unique and vibrant neighborhood.
Sutra joins the many open art venues on First Friday (the nation’s largest self-guided art walk brought to you by Artlink on the 1st Friday of every month) to bring together our artist and community who share an appreciation for culture in downtown Phoenix. Our less formal approach is a celebration of local talent that includes Sutra’s unique varieties of signature, fresh squeezed sangria, occasional live music and open mic nights, and the stimulating work of the areas local artists.
FRIDAY - AUGUST 5 (7-9PM)
two artists: kendal hathaway & amelie
ARTIST RECEPTION
Kendal Hathaway
'A mosaic artist working in glass in a contemporary, monumental style. Although her work is small, it feels big. Her landscapes have a high level of abstraction, to the extent that they seem non-representational compositions.' Hester Coucke, Curator, The Arts Center, Corvallis, OR
BERGAMONT INSTITUTE 
Art Supply Drive
Art by Amelie
DONATE ART SUPPLIES at SuTRA
Donate items on Aug 5 - SAVE 20% on all Class Card purchases!
With budget cuts to the arts programs in our city we are attempting to raise enough funds to support their upcoming Art Supplies Drive for the new school year. Art supplies will be donated to after-school arts programs to support the creativity of under-served children in Phoenix.
Items Needed: acrylic paint sets, watercolor sets, oil pastel sets, packages of paintbrushes, canvases, watercolor paper, charcoal sets, packages of clay, glue/hot glue, beads, feathers, etc.
Karma Class
Friday, Aug 12
Artist Reception: Nicole Royse
Friday, June 3. Explore the vibrant color and expressive texture of self-taught local artist, Nicole Royse. “With each painting I hope to engage the viewer’s senses through my expressive layering of paint and colors, enlargement of forms, and exaggeration of brushstrokes. I hope to create a pleasurable viewing experience as well as a level of abstraction that is meditative in its simplicity.”
Artist Reception: Michael Pruitt & Fritz Morton
May 6, 2011. Morton is drawn to the exploration of the visual impact of patterns and how the mind perceives them. Pruitt introduces an abstract exploration of soft mystical colors married with the coolness of metal. Both artist offer a severe contrast of style that strongly compliment each other when displayed. (event photos)
Artist Opening: Kyle Jordre
March 4, 2011. Emotional expression and visual communication with one the most remarkable Abstract Expressionist of our time, Kyle Jordre. Lost in Jordre's physicality of color and texture of movement as this local Grand Avenue artist unveils all new work for 2011.(event photos)
Collective Art Opening: FRENZY
February 4, 2011. Celebrating the rich diversity of local art by exploring an asortment of artists showcasing their latest work, a favorite selection, a signature piece, or whichever expression their mood has most recently captured. Discovering a wide array in choices of medium, technique and concepts as a varied assortment of local talents are displayed. Kyle Jordre, Derek Welte, Barry Sparkman, Daniel Shepherd, Chanelle Richardson, Kendal Hathaway, Luis Gutierrez, Sky King, Chris Gerlings, Keith Warren, Joelle Thompson, Meagan Marcotte, Ryan Nelson (event photos)

Artist Opening: Lowbrow - Gabe Richesson / Ambient - Daniel Shepherd
December 3, 2010. Gabe developed a distinct artistic style at a very early age. Eventually finding his niche within the Lowbrow culture, Richesson's work often contains surreal, cartoon-like images centered around the underground movement. His art reflects his free spirited-style, with the use of bright colors, psychedelic imagery and whimsical characters. (event photos)
Artist Opening: Wax On My Wall - Sky King / Retro Art by Jan - Jan Sullivan
November 5, 2010. A wax art technique dated to as early as the fourth century B.C, developed by the ancient Greek shipbuilders who used hot wax to fill the cracks in their ships. Sky’s daring exploration with molten wax is a strikingly textured multi-colored symphony that marries an ancient practice with modern liveliness. (event photos)
Artist Reception: Sometime We Cock Our Heads - Morgan McNally
September 3, 2010. "Sometimes We Cock Our Heads to The Side So They Think We Have Secrets to Tell" is a series inspired by words never said. It focuses on the dreams, desires, and feelings that we let go of in order to maintain a well-crafted persona and the transparency of secrets for those who take the time to look. (event photos)
Artist Opening: Unplugged - Shawn Anderson
July 2, 2010. Shawn Anderson – Unplugged, showcases one amazing ride thru Phoenix’s musical legacy by capturing vibrant live performances by some of Phoenix’s hottest musicians. His expressive photography captures the essence of music and highlights a performer’s deep emotional expression of song. (event photos)
Opening Opening: Phoenix 22 - Tyson Crosbie
May 7, 2010. The progressive evolution continues with the abstract-observational eye of CenPho photographer, Tyson Crosbie. Following the success of Phoenix 20(2008) “Straight photographic images of found objects in downtown Phoenix”, and Phoenix 21(2009) “Dealing with environment, expression, formality, philosophy and language.” (event photos)
Artist Reception: dektown - jw miller
January 1, 2010. An unexplored civilization exists within the creative mind of jw miller’s deco urban interpretation with the deep vibes of inner city meets coastal with a vintage comic style. Walk the streets of Dektown and experience a community of cultural richness. (event photos)
LIVING ROOM LOUNGE GUEST ARTISTS LIVE MUSICAL GUESTS
Daniel Shepherd Kyle Jordre Bears of Manitou Ashleigh Marley
Meagan Marcotte Barry Sparkman Matt Harris Grace Bolyard
Jason Garcia Shelly Roberts Kenny Bump Sorry Charlie
Maggie Keane Laura Nichols dj ekb* Archer Wave
Jan Sullivan David Campbell
For consideration in showcasing some work at Sutra -
Please send a link to your personal site or email a few small jpeg samples to: matthew@sutramidtown.com
Thank you in advance for your patience, we do receive a lot of submittals.