New Artists, New Artwork & Tucson Treasures

There is always something new to discover at Tucson Gallery, and this month we are excited to welcome two artists whose work brings fresh energy, imagination, and local beauty into the gallery.

Please join us in welcoming Jennifer Mead and Leslie Wells to the Tucson Gallery family. One brings layered mixed-media storytelling full of memory, play, and surprise. The other captures the drama and wonder of Arizona’s skies, landscapes, and desert light.

Whether you are looking for new artwork, a thoughtful gift, or a small piece of Tucson to take home, we hope this month’s newsletter gives you a reason to stop by and explore.

🧩 Jennifer Mead:
Mixed-media collage with story, surprise, and Tucson soul

Jennifer Mead creates mixed-media collage that feels layered, curious, and full of personality. Her work blends vintage imagery, paint, found materials, and visual storytelling into pieces that invite you to look closer.

There is a playful surreal quality to Jennifer’s artwork, but also something deeply thoughtful underneath. Her compositions feel like fragments of memory, design, humor, nostalgia, and emotion coming together in unexpected ways.

We are excited to feature Jennifer’s new work at Tucson Gallery, including pieces like S is for Somewhere and Boom.

If you love artwork that feels imaginative, expressive, and a little mysterious, Jennifer Mead’s work is absolutely worth discovering.



👉 Step Into Jennifer Mead’s Mixed-Media World

📸 Leslie Wells:
Desert skies, storm light, saguaros, and the magic of Arizona photography

Leslie Wells brings a photographer’s eye for atmosphere, movement, and natural wonder. Her work captures the kind of Arizona moments that make people stop in their tracks: glowing saguaros, electric skies, monsoon drama, moonlit desert scenes, and the quiet power of the landscape.

Leslie’s photography is rooted in a love of nature, weather, and the night sky. Her images remind us that the Sonoran Desert is not just beautiful. It is alive with color, texture, light, and surprise.

New works from Leslie Wells include Electric Sky at Empire Ranch, Electric Saguaro, Summer Monsoon, and Blood Moon Over the Saguaro.

These pieces are perfect for anyone who loves Tucson, desert photography, Arizona landscapes, or the feeling of standing under a sky that seems bigger than the world around it.



👉 Experience Leslie Wells’ Desert Photography

Looking for a thoughtful gift, a playful souvenir, or something bright to bring home? This month’s gallery finds are full of desert charm, color, creativity, and Tucson joy.



Here are a few favorites to discover on your next visit:

🧸 Color Me Teddy Bears

A sweet, creative gift for kids, families, and anyone who loves a hands-on activity. Each bear is ready to customize with colorful markers and Tucson-inspired designs, turning a classic teddy bear into a one-of-a-kind keepsake.

☀️ Rainbow Resin Mobile Light Catcher

Bring home a little Tucson sunlight. This colorful hanging mobile glows in a bright window and adds cheerful movement to creative spaces, plant corners, patios, studios, and cozy rooms.

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