Gaucho Blue Gallery Contemporary New Mexico Art Showcasing incredible New Mexico talent! Located in the centre of Peñasco on the Scenic 'High Road To Taos' Route. 14148 State Road 75, Peñasco, NM 87553 Hours: Thursday - Sunday, 11am - 5pm, call to visit at other times. 575- 587-1076 View Gaucho Blue Fine Art Gallery www.gauchoblue.com OWNERS: LISE POULSON - FIBRE ARTIST NICK BEASON - PRINTMAKER NICK BEASON - PRINTMAKER Nick was first attracted to print making while hanging out at the Zeller 9 Gallery on the Fulham Road in Chelsea. After sessions at Winchester Art College studying etching, he was truly hooked. In the US at the Pacific Arts League of Palo Alto, Nick studied with Adele Seltzer (who had worked with Nathaniel Oliviera), and switched allegiance from etching to monotype printmaking. In Taos, Nick met Michael Vigil, an inspiring and generous artist and printmaker, and Nick continues to print at Michael's studio, Graphic Impressions. Recently, Nick has returned to etching and serigraphs, with thought-provoking work ranging from contemporary takes on Japanese samurai themes, to homages to icons of art and music. LISE POULSON - FIBRE ARTIST I have been working in fibre art for over 30 years, and during that time have explored many aspects of it - but barely touched the surface of all that is possible! Papermaking, knitting, and most recently felting have captured my passion for manipulating the medium, and my work ranges from sculptural to 2-D to wearables.. What's next.....? Come and see. She continues to experiment with new directions in felt work, being inspired by innovators in Europe and the US. Lise's latest work is a series of new fiber art combined with silver and gold plated jewelry. Gaucho Blue has been likened to 'New York on the High Road' by so many visitors, that it's tempting to rename it, but our name is now too widely recognised! Come visit us and be surprised by the ever-changing and stimulating work on show...Nick and Lise New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them.
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Taylor Oliver process, photo/painting, body of work, IMAGINARIUM VISIT ARTIST'S WEBSITE View Taylor's Facebook Art Page Photopaintings are abstract photographs, compositions unmanipulated, some or all image elements recolored digitally. Please click on images to enlarge. "My art is based on photos taken of interesting compositions found in ordinary, daily reality, unmanipulated except for color, although occasionally I experiment with applying bi-lateral symmetry to an image. It's very exciting, being able to create abstract images based directly on everyday reality. All this inspired by 25 years of enjoying an astonishing variety of abstract art in the museums and galleries while living in New York City. I refer to the process as Photo/Painting Alchemy, and the resulting body of work as Imaginarium. Preferring not to repeat myself, each piece should be a new visual adventure." New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. cotswolds england art tour 9/14/2026 - 9/24/2026 "I am excited to share that I will be hosting another art tour in the Cotswolds, England, from September 14 to 24, 2026. The Cotswolds, with its enchanting "honey-hued" stone villages and quaint market towns, offers a breathtaking landscape of rolling hills. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty exudes the quintessential charm of the English countryside, rich in history and architectural wonders that have inspired countless artists, writers, and filmmakers over the centuries. Join us for an unforgettable 10 days and 9 nights filled with local excursions and artistic exploration. Your package includes comfortable lodging, three delicious meals each day, and all transportation. Air ticket is not included. Cost: 2750 Sterling Pounds. For more details about the workshop, visit: https://notgroveholidays.com/. or mingfranzstudio.com. Questions: [email protected]. New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. “Surrounding Nature” Judy Eckhart Exhibit May 1st-31st Opening Reception Friday May 1st 4:00PM till 6:00PM art is gallery santa fe 419 Canyon Road The most important influence in Judy Eckhart's painting is place, her surroundings. To be able to take in the beauty and solitude of her surroundings is the most important source of themes in her gouache paintings. Surrounding Nature is an exhibit showing the surrounding landscapes of Judy's neighborhood in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Spring Art Festival on Canyon Road. Saturday May 9th from 11:00AM till 3:00PM presenting: Judy Eckhart art demonstration Play backgammon with the masters, board by Sam Bair Meet artists: Elizabeth Hahn, Barbara McCulloch, William Rotsaert FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. DESERT BIRD MERCANTILE Handmade Home Furniture and Textile Accessories Commissions and Retail New Mexico Inspired - Family Owned Old Town Albuquerque Patio Market Tammy Wenderlich Textile Designer and Illustrator Neal Wenderlich Woodworker Old Town Store Front Sign TWO RETAIL LOCATIONS desertbirdmercantile.com/ Albuquerque’s Historic Old Town Patio Market 206 1/2 San Felipe NW, Suite 4 Our Old Town location is surrounded by the historic well and a beautiful garden, a pleasant and relaxing venue for all of your gift needs! Shop hours change seasonally, please refer to the Desert Bird Mercantile website for current hours. Corrales Furniture Scene Corrales Location 3650 Corrales Road Corrales Road and Meadowlark (The Old Schoolhouse) in the building across from Frontier Mart and the gas station. Our Corrales location focuses on Neal’s handmade furniture along with other gift items. We also have a ‘Fabric Nest’ with bolts of Tammy’s textile designs in quilting cotton as well as her illustrated fabric panels. New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. "In my art I hope to capture the natural beauty that captivates so many people who either visit or live in the Southwest, especially in New Mexico. Through watercolor and encaustic painting, I express the “magic” that I see in the landscapes, skies and culture of the Southwest. Depending on how the creative spirit moves me, I may choose to paint in a style that is loose but realistic, representational or abstract. Regardless of the subject or style, my intention remains the same… to have the viewer connect with the Southwest’s diverse beauty." New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. David Larson works in Sculpture in Stainless Steel, Forged & Welded Steel, Cast Bronze, and Wood. He makes Jewelry in Contemporary Southwestern style. Dave’s work in Photography focuses on the Landscape of the American Southwest and New Mexico. He Paints 2D Artwork in Watercolor Landscapes and Abstraction. From 1996-2023, David Larson provided Architectural Iron and Blacksmithing in Santa Fe, New Mexico. CLICK ON BUTTONS TO VIEW DAVID'S ARTWORKS Massachusetts College of Art / Boston, Massachusetts / BFA Sculpture 1978 University of Michigan School of Art / Ann Arbor, Michigan / MFA Sculpture New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. "After experimenting with oil and acrylic, I found my true affinity is with transparent watercolor. I love its spontaneity, its freedom of flow, the surprises, and the challenge to master or at least control the independence of its gentle yet willful nature. I do still lifes now and then, but I am particularly attracted to landscapes. Color and light are the elements that most strike my sensuous core. Watercolor seems to best capture for me the vibrancy and translucence of sky, earth, water and all that grows and travels therein. I may know where I want to go, but how to get there is always an adventure." New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. "I was born in Baton Rouge, LA. I grew up in Shreveport, Louisiana and graduated from LSU-Shreveport. I am now living my dream in Santa Fe, New Mexico.A place I have been in love with for over 30 years." "I create because I am compelled to create." "My work often expresses emotion, because it is emotion that attracts me to any piece of art. My pieces have a patina as if they have been touched by many hands and if they could talk they would surely have a story to tell…" "For a number of years now my focus has been on sculptural pieces. It was not until around 2009 that I started feeling like and knowing in my soul that I was an artist. It was while working on these sculptural pieces that I broke free. I work with polymer clay, paper clay, paper mache and whatever else I might pick up. My pieces are very organic both in appearance and the process that brings them to life. I usually start with very vague ideas, like a face and let the clay become what it wants to become. As with my metal work, these sculptural pieces have a patina as if they have been touched by many hands and originated in another place unknown to us." New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. Art Quilts For Your Home & Pleasure. "My quilts are geometrically designed on a grid pattern in unusual shapes with rich color combinations. Reminiscent of M. C. Escher’s designs, they are very dimensional and directional. The foil-stamping on the fabrics makes them sparkle and glow in sunlight and evening light. Many quilts are embellished with beads and buttons adding more layers of depth and texture. All my quilts are hand-quilted which gives them a soft texture and feel. Hanging them in different directions changes their effect." With over 30 years in the Graphic Arts as a self-employed graphic designer, Rebecca brings a deep understanding of design principles, color theory, and repeating grid patterns to her work. Her journey as a fiber artist began in 1975, designing and crocheting clothing before discovering quilting as a medium that offered greater creative flexibility. She began creating small wall-hanging quilts, applying her graphic design expertise to develop geometric, repeating patterns. Since then, she has created more than 315 quilts, exploring dynamic shapes beyond traditional squares and rectangles—including triangles, trapezoids, and parallelograms. Her work celebrates bold color and luminous detail, often embellished with foil stamping, beads, shells, metallic cording, and gold mesh. Twenty years ago, Rebecca expanded into a home décor line featuring table runners, mug mats, placemats, pillows, and bags. Inspired by quilt motifs, each piece is crafted from 100% cotton canvas and batiks, enhanced with foil stamping for added vibrancy. Her work is featured in galleries across the country, particularly in the Southwest and Midwest. Represented In New Mexico New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. "Women Spirit" Group Show of 15 Women Artists: Adonnah Langer, Jennifer Medina, Stephanie Medina, PIlar Lovato, Shasta Brooks, Kim Yubeta, Tara Lavelle, Mieke Rotsaert, Bouchra Belghali, Judy Eckhart, Elizabeth Hahn, Sara Miller, Carol Benally, San Merideth with featured women artist Barbara McCulloch. Fine Art, Jewelry and Fiber Art. March 1st- 31st Opening Reception Friday March 6th 4:00PM till 6:00PM art is gallery santa fe 419 Canyon Road [email protected] New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. Although not a native New Mexican, Storm has lived in the State for more than 50 years. College classes got her interested in art. After retirement she developed her technical and creative skills with Santa Fe Workshops, taking classes in Santa Fe, online, and internationally. She has been recognized with selections and awards in group shows and solo exhibits. For enlarged viewing click on each of the Photomontages Elegy Artist Statement: "Sometimes as one is falling asleep, strange visions come to mind. With my current work, representing times when nothing quite makes sense, I am creating some of these visions to share with others. All are photographic composites created solely by me from my own original photographs. Creation often begins with a photo of a landscape or an object that speaks to me. Then, other ideas flow from that first photo. I enjoy the process of development as much as the final product." New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. Artist Statement: I am a painter who is inspired by the world around me, including the places I have traveled and explored. I want to share those experiences in my work as I continue the artistic journey and find new inspiration from the places, and people that surround me. My paintings celebrate color, texture and a physical connection to the nature that each artwork represents. My goal is to create a sense of depth in each painting using thick, expressive, paint strokes, shadow and light. I work primarily in acrylic on canvas, building in layers and texture in a technique that usually is more representational of oil based work. My hope is the dimensional approach of building my painting on the canvas will help connect you as the viewer, draw you in, and create a relationship with the Impressionistic / Open Impressionistic style of the artwork. New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. Santa Fe New Mexico based photographer Brian K. Edwards specializes in fine art, travel, and documentary photography and photographic print making for the fine art connoisseur and collector. He has photographed extensively in the southwest, across the United States, and internationally. His fine art, travel, and documentary photography ranges from more traditional landscapes to urban street settings to architecture and much his work combines landscape with architectural subjects. Brian Edwards has been photographing since the early 1980s. He works in a variety of formats with both traditional, digital, and alternative/historical methods. New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. Lyn Orona, Oil Painter Impressionistic Southwest Scenes VISIT ARTIST'S WEBSITE Follow Lyn's Facebook Page DESTIG MAGAZINE LISTS LYN ORONA, NUMBER 10 ON THEIR LIST OF 25 RECOMMENDED ARTISTS FOR 2019. CLICK HERE TO READ LYN'S DESTIC MAGAZINE INTERVIEW "I started in the arts as early as 1969 as a portrait artist and clay sculpture. I have owned businesses thru the years and have been in many juried fine art and International shows throughout New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Arizona and California. I am mostly self taught, but also have taken courses with the Columbus art and Design of Ohio and Foothill College in California. While living in another state, I painted the legendry figures of the Old West, capturing the essence of the outlaws, like Billy the Kid, Wyatt Earp, who lived so large in our history. After moving to New Mexico, the history and stories of everyday life, colorful cultures of Native American and Mexican people took hold of my brush. My style of art had finally found the right home." New Mexico artists are amazing! Discover New Mexico’s Art Treasures & support the people who create them. |
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