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D. Annette Ball
Fine Art Photography, Digital Improvisation, Multimedia
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Fine Art Photography, Digital Improvisation, Multimedia
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About the Artist:
D. Annette Ball is an artist creating unique works of art that explore the intersection where the spiritual journey emerges as visual representation. Each unique piece is a testament to the harmony between the organic world and the creative spirit, forging a sensory connection that transcends the mundane. She masterfully interprets the essence of the subject into digital photographic improvisational compositions though her versatility knows no bounds. She fearlessly explores other innovative art forms, from multimedia installations to experimental collaborations, always seeking to convey the spiritual essence of her subjects.
D. Annette Ball is an artist creating unique works of art that explore the intersection where the spiritual journey emerges as visual representation. Each unique piece is a testament to the harmony between the organic world and the creative spirit, forging a sensory connection that transcends the mundane. She masterfully interprets the essence of the subject into digital photographic improvisational compositions though her versatility knows no bounds. She fearlessly explores other innovative art forms, from multimedia installations to experimental collaborations, always seeking to convey the spiritual essence of her subjects.
Lightness of Being
Corrales Autumn
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Fruit of the Desert
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Animas Afternoon
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Dream
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Dorothy Bunny Bowen
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Wild Hearts Gallery
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Wild Hearts Gallery
Visit Dorothy Bunny Bowen at the
NEWMEXICOFIBERARTSDIRECTORY
Visit Bunny's Quelle Zine Article
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ROZOME is the Japanese version of the wax-resist process known elsewhere
as batik. This work includes silk and cotton fabrics. The resist is a non toxic soy wax. |
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Lloyd Brown studied Fine Arts - Painting- at the University of Texas. He also studied abstract painting with mentor and friend Frank Hursh of Black Mountain College. He then studied Interior Design at the University of Texas and was awarded scholarships for competitive design portfolios. During university years after classes Brown worked in architects offices as drafter, designer and architectural illustrator.
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Building for the Future
Lynda Burch paints southwest contemporary and abstract impressionistic art using watercolors, gouche, acrylic, mixed media and collage techniques. The New Mexico artist feels the vibrant energy of the land of enchantment with it's bright colors and big skies. She has collections of western maps and stamps, abstract expressionism, multi-media collages, and New Mexico landscapes.
NEW ADDITIONS
Images using USA cancelled postage stamps, wine labels and old maps in acrylic collages.
Most of the stamps are cancelled and the oldest in my work is ½ cent Benjamin Franklin stamp.
Most of the stamps are cancelled and the oldest in my work is ½ cent Benjamin Franklin stamp.
Big Boy
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Sky Bound
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Kiss-2
Uplifted
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Splash
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Barbara Elrica Cloud
ELRICA ART
Fluid Acrylic Art
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ELRICA ART
Fluid Acrylic Art
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Barbara Elrica Cloud was born in the caribbean on the island St. Lucia and raised on St. Croix in the U. S. Virgin Islands. As a fluid acrylic artist, she makes her home in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
There has always been color in Barb’s life; the skies, beaches, foliage and desert; clothing, homes and even rooftops; all brighten her day with color energy; much of these colors are reflected in her pieces. She is a raw artist, taking inspiration from her daily experiences.
There has always been color in Barb’s life; the skies, beaches, foliage and desert; clothing, homes and even rooftops; all brighten her day with color energy; much of these colors are reflected in her pieces. She is a raw artist, taking inspiration from her daily experiences.
“I find painting very therapeutic and just like for me,
I want my art to bring you joy.”
I want my art to bring you joy.”
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Victoria Collins
The Wool Shed at Maple Winds Farm
Stanley, NM
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@ The Wool Shed at the NEWMEXICOFIBERARTSDIRECTORY
Plus her QUELLE ZINE Article
The Wool Shed at Maple Winds Farm
Stanley, NM
VISIT ARTIST'S WEBSITE
Visit Victoria Collins
@ The Wool Shed at the NEWMEXICOFIBERARTSDIRECTORY
Plus her QUELLE ZINE Article
Victoria on Weaving Tour of Scotland
My own Tunis Rambouillet Merino Sheep,
fiber for spinners, felters and crafters. I specialize in fiber for the fiber artists - spinners, weavers, felters and knitters. Made in New Mexico, Start to finish. From Sheep to Shawl. I am a New Mexico True Member.
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My shawls are woven from my own hand spun and blended wool fiber. All fiber is from my own flock of sheep on the Ranch. My wool
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The intricacies of nature serve as the inspiration for my work. Whether my aim is to create a detailed piece with drawing media, like ink or graphite, or whether I’m working on loose and abstract work with paints and mixed media, nature is at the heart of the concept. The forms and lines that are the foundation of every aspect of nature, the curves and spirals of shells and flowers, the hexagon in bee hives, the textures, colors and variety of species fascinate my creative mind.
I welcome commission requests. Should you have an idea or want me to create something special for you or a loved one, please reach out to me. Www.CeliaCortez.com
I welcome commission requests. Should you have an idea or want me to create something special for you or a loved one, please reach out to me. Www.CeliaCortez.com
Jimson Bloom, 11x14 watercolor
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Monoprint Study 8x10
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Deer Skull 18x24
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Flowers and Antler 8x10
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Dreamland
Connie Falk enjoys painting in oils and focuses most of her efforts on the local landscape. Painting in plein air is a particular passion, as it combines sharing adventures with good friends and carefully observing the effects of changing seasons on light, color and form. She has hiked extensively in the northern foothills of the Sandia Mountains and has painted many scenes from her hikes. Recently she has begun painting with cold wax and oils with a knife, which allows her to create nuanced textures and scumbling effects and capture fleeting light.
Ellis Trail 2
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Cowles Ponds
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Chalk Dust Trail 3
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Morning Meanders
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In 2022, Connie was included in Southwest Art Magazine’s, “10 NM Painters to Watch.” Since 2024 Connie has rented or sold paintings to two movies (“A Place in Hell” and “Miss You, Love You”) and one television show, “The Better Sister,” the latter now airing on Amazon Prime.
Connie has called New Mexico home since 1988 when she began her academic career in agricultural economics at New Mexico State University. While on the faculty, she began taking art classes at NMSU in 2004, and continued taking classes until 2013 when she retired as a full professor. She is a regular participant in the Placitas Studio Tour on Mother’s Day weekend and was recently juried into the North Valley Studio Tour, which takes place every September in the Los Ranchos/Albuquerque area.
Connie has called New Mexico home since 1988 when she began her academic career in agricultural economics at New Mexico State University. While on the faculty, she began taking art classes at NMSU in 2004, and continued taking classes until 2013 when she retired as a full professor. She is a regular participant in the Placitas Studio Tour on Mother’s Day weekend and was recently juried into the North Valley Studio Tour, which takes place every September in the Los Ranchos/Albuquerque area.
A Long Climb
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The Bisti
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Carla Forrest, Contemporary Painter
Painting the New West
Painting the New West
Aliso Art Studios Lofts,
3812 Central Ave SE, Suite 207,
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108
[email protected] www.carlaforrest.com
@carlaforrestfineart
3812 Central Ave SE, Suite 207,
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108
[email protected] www.carlaforrest.com
@carlaforrestfineart
Award-winning contemporary artist Carla Forrest paints the New West in her spectral luminescent works, inspired by direct observation of nature and life. Honored as a Local Treasure by the Albuquerque Arts Business Association, Carla obtained her Bachelor in studio art from State University of New York, Master of Science in Teaching Visual Arts from Rochester Institute of Technology, and Doctorate in Organizational Learning and Instructional Technologies from the University of New Mexico.
"I approach painting as an observer of the soul, enlightening the viewer about the presence, wonder, and dignity of nature and life. I want the viewer to value place and person in a space of spirit and heart and bring this illumination into their personal environments."
"I approach painting as an observer of the soul, enlightening the viewer about the presence, wonder, and dignity of nature and life. I want the viewer to value place and person in a space of spirit and heart and bring this illumination into their personal environments."
Monsoon Sunset
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Ode to Diebenkorn
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Tango
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Rumba
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Ming Franz,
Splash Ink Painter
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Splash Ink Painter
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WESTERN INTERPRETATIONS OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE PAINTING TECHNIQUES
NEW ADDITIONS
Impending Change
What is Splash Color? The foundation of this method of painting can be found in principles originating in the Tan Dynasty of China with a technique known as Po Mo. Po Mo is a traditional approach to Chinese painting, but Splash Ink with Watercolor pushes it into a whole new realm. Splash Ink painting is called splash ink because the artist splashes, throws, or pours black ink and the three primary watercolors or liquid acrylic onto the layers of rice paper or watercolor paper in order to create intended and unintended effects in abstract forms and colors.
Twilight
Veil of Fog
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Waves
Waves II
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Waterfall
