The Egg Series

The Egg Series photographs are designed to hold space to bring a sense of calm, depth, and quiet intensity into a room. It is artwork that doesn’t shout. It stays with you.

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Portfolios

APRIL 2026

IN THE NEWS

Discover the spirit of the American West through the eyes of one of its most compelling contemporary artists.

Renowned painter and photographer Jenny Gummersall is now featured in Sedona Monthly, a publication celebrated for showcasing the very best of Northern Arizona’s art, culture, and landscape.

In this feature, Gummersall’s work takes center stage, capturing the raw beauty, emotion, and timeless character of the Southwest. Her journey, shaped by a deep connection to the land and its stories, reflects a lifetime dedicated to translating the Western experience into powerful visual narratives.

Explore the full feature and experience the work of an artist who continues to define the visual language of the modern West:

Sedona Monthly Magazine (page 47)

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Events

GO FIGURE

MOAZA SHOW

December 19th, 2025

The Museum of Arizona Artists Presents, Go Figure.

This show is dedicated to representational works that make a direct reference to the natural world and celebrates the diversity and creativity of artists who explore the figure (human or other) as a central theme in their art.

Jenny will be featuring 2 pieces, Time and Ten-O-Clock Barbie


Gallery 119, located at 119 11th Ave, Phoenix, AZ

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IN THE BOX 5.0 – POUR ME A TRIPLE

November 7th, 2025, 6-9PM

POP-UP SHOW

A three-part pop-up art show and sale featuring:

  • Architect Ernie Nickels

  • Original Architectural Sketches

  • And the works of twenty Modern and Contemporary Artists

art - food - music – drinks - valet parking

180 Degrees Design + Build, 4955 N. 7th Avenue, Phoenix

Presented by: James and Lee Trahan / David and Leenie Engel

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Phippen Museum Exhibition

October, 11, 2025 - January, 11, 2026

Light Up the West, Invitational Exhibition & Sale

Every few years, the Phippen Museum showcases the art of photography with a special exhibition and sale. This year’s presentation, CLICK: Light Up the West, features the work of 17 accomplished Arizona photographers celebrated for their exceptional talent. The exhibition captures the spirit of the West through striking images of wildlife, ranching life, dramatic landscapes, and imaginative, non-representational compositions.

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Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week

March 20-23, 2025 at WestWorld of Scottsdale’s North Hall

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The Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week Fair is a unique event at the historical and cultural crossroads of the great American Southwest. Set in one of the country’s fastest growing cities with an ascendant contemporary Indigenous art culture, the fair will showcase over a hundred leading galleries at the scenic WestWorld alongside cultural performances, sculptural installations, and innovative programming including collaborations with institutions, galleries, artists, and prominent collectors.

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Artist Statement

Artist Statement

My art is a place where the viewer can escape their reality and enter mine. It is hopefully a space to pause, enter and be within, offering humor, awe, inspiration and happiness. This is “My West”.

-Jenny Gummersall

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What People Are Saying

Jenny Gummersall’s photography knocks me out. She sees fine art everywhere around her — an egg in a ranch kitchen, a cloud formation over Telluride. Her Horse Dreams series gets me right where I live because it puts me right where I want to be — in a world where it’s just an appaloosa, a landscape, and my imagination ready to jump on and run wild. That these photographs can flip my fantasy switch with a little toy horse and an impromptu tableau tells me that Jenny Gummersall is an artist indeed. 


Whether it’s her minimalist clouds, evocative horsescapes, or sculptural fresh eggs, Jenny’s images convey not just her skill with a camera but also the nature of her days, the nuance of her eye, and the attunement of her spirit.
— Dana Joseph, Editorial Director Cowboys & Indians Magazine

Installations

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WEST SERIES COLLABORATION

GREG AND JENNY GUMMERSALL

The West Series collages by Greg and Jenny Gummersall blend their distinct artistic voices, shaped by over 25 years of living on ranches in Southwest Colorado. Jenny, a Fine Art Photographer and Oil Painter with a cultured Chicago perspective, captures the American West with poetic sensitivity. In contrast, Greg, a self-taught artist inspired by the New York School, infuses rugged energy and patriotic symbolism, reflecting his experiences cowboying in Wyoming & Colorado dating back to the 1970s.  In their collaboration, Greg appropriates Jenny’s images into the collages he creates, merging her photographs with textured scraps of metal from the ranch, local brands, flags and more to craft provocative Western Art Collages. The work, like a graceful horse photo disrupted by swirling flag motifs—bridge their contrasting styles: cultured finesse meets untamed spirit. Together, they forge a bold, unified vision that redefines artistic partnership and the American West.

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