The Festival of Trees was a resounding success. The Chameleon Project took a major step forward in consciousness with the big coming out party at Tlaquepaque's First Festival of Trees. Although this was a new idea and venture for Sedona’s Tlaquepaque’s Arts and Crafts Village, more than 5,000 Sedona residents and tourists came by to see and bid on the trees. The mixture of local residents and tourists ensures the idea behind the Chameleon Project will spread about the project locally, nationally, and internationally. More...
The general public will be formally introduced to the Chameleon Project a the first Festival of Trees event at the world renowned Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village in Sedona, Arizona. Tlaquepaque is an Aztec word meaning “the best of everything” and it is known as the “Art and Soul of Sedona.” It is visited by more than a million visitors each year with a heavy influx during the Christmas Season. More...
The new Edge of Town gallery is now open. It has been opened solely for the purpose of supporting the Chameleon Project. There was a Grand Opening on April 18th. Come spend the day. In the evening, several local astronomers will be setting up their telescopes outside for all to view the night sky. This will be a catered event. Come and join the festivities.
Click HERE to see images of the grand opening and gallery.
Bearcloud announces the opening of his new gallery The Edge of Town. The gallery is targeted to open around February 15th, 2008. It is located at Suite 3, 3150 West Hwy 89A, heading west out of Sedona, Arizona. It sits on the edge of town. More...
Bearcloud retained the law firm of Tahan Law Office, LLC to begin formulating the corporate structure of the Chameleon Project. More...