Local artists Casey Cheuvront and Judith Rothenstein-Putzer are the newest artists to join the core group of artists at “Fearless Art Gallery” in Spanish Village, 7211 E. Ho Rd, #17 in Carefree.

Both artists will participate in two upcoming exhibits. The first, “Water: The Solvent for Life” opened Friday, July 28, and continues until Thursday, Aug. 10.

The second exhibit will be a Fearless Pop-Up show at The Icehouse Gallery, 429 W. Jackson in the Phoenix warehouse district. The show runs from Friday, Aug. 4, through Friday, Aug. 18. The opening artist reception is Aug. 4 from 6 to 9 p.m.

Fearless Pop Ups are satellite Fearless Art Works shows featuring the Fearless Artist Core Team and are hosted in sister galleries, commercial and non-profit locations with the purpose of connecting the community by uniting local artists with local businesses and non-profit organizations.

Cheuvront paints in oil, acrylic and pastel, with a style best described as “impressionist realism.” As an avid backpacker, hiker and mountain biker, she reveals a love of wilderness, using the fantastic light of the Southwest to highlight her fascination with wildlife (especially ravens), monsoon clouds and native landscapes.

Rothenstein-Putzer’s mixed-media alcohol transfers heightened with ink creates dynamic linear and color effects in her artwork. She describes the process as a hybrid between printmaking and photography. Leveraging her extensive traveling experiences, the artist gleans her eclectic subject matter from all parts of the globe.

Fearless Art Works is a new art gallery and a space for good works of all kinds whose purpose is to connect art, business and community. An event calendar is available online at fearlessartworks.com/events.