NORTH CENTRAL REGION
Artist Studios - Santa Fe Area
ARTISTS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY
A thru F
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Eva Adakai
Cosmic Moth Designs
One of a Kind Jewelry Designs
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Cosmic Moth Designs
One of a Kind Jewelry Designs
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eva fuses her many and varied experiences and techniques into her “cosmic moth designs” incorporating rare semi-precious stones, handcrafted silver and bronze adornments, and artifacts from around the world. she presently lives and works in santa fe, nm, represented by several art galleries. eva is also a juried member of the santa fe artists market at the railyard.
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Color, light, texture, and form: four elements in nature that have captivated me for years! Whether I am looking at the grandeur of the landscape, a gemstone, or ink as it is spread across a printing plate, I continually look for ways to incorporate my fascination with these phenomena in my artistic creations. Although I will pursue a single theme in a variety of mediums and styles, these threads are present, regardless of the materials I choose.
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Linda Running Bentley & Kipp Bentley
Estambre Studios
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Estambre Studios
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Producing one-of-a-kind wool rugs from their studio in the high desert southeast of Santa Fe. Using the traditional rag-rug technique common to their Midwestern roots, they weave on stand-up Rio Grande walking looms native to the Southwest
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JORGE LUIS BERNAL
Encaustic Monotype Paintings and Workshops
Ceramics, Cold Wax and Sculptures
For In Person Workshop lnformation
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Encaustic Monotype Paintings and Workshops
Ceramics, Cold Wax and Sculptures
For In Person Workshop lnformation
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View Jorge's Santa Fe Studio Tour
Bio: Jorge Luis Bernal was born in Havana, raised in Jersey City and attended art school in South Florida. He received his MFA in architecture from Virginia Tech and a BFA from Florida International University in ceramics and art history. He spent most of his earlier career practicing architecture, teaching college, high school and exhibiting nationally. Jorge works in clay, cold wax and encaustic monotypes, which have received numerous awards.
1959 Esperazas Quebradas, 16x16 CWM
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Clay Cups
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Artist Statement: My work is about stories and journeys: those that I take and the journey that the artwork has been in my studio. The mark-making, colors, textures and structures of each story dictate the development of my artwork that, while predominately abstract, is based on reality. The shapes and lines are born from places and objects, broken down and transformed into something new. I use this interplay between marks and materials to create tensions through emotions to explore, select and then piece together a final image.
I invite you to pause awhile and consider taking your own journey through the narratives I create.
I invite you to pause awhile and consider taking your own journey through the narratives I create.
1900 Carey, 15x20 CWM
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1918- JAB, 10x12 CWM
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Los Fuegos, NM 21x31-Enecaustic Monotype
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Amarillo, NM 21x31" Encaustic Monotype
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West of Algodones, NM 21x31 EM
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Frederick F. Black
BIG SAGE ARTISANS
Hand Dyed, Hand Woven Rugs, Runners, and Rifle Scabbards
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BIG SAGE ARTISANS
Hand Dyed, Hand Woven Rugs, Runners, and Rifle Scabbards
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Fred weaves on a Rio Grande walking loom, not unlike the first looms brought to the New World by the Spanish in the early seventeenth century.
His weavings are 100% Navajo Churro wool - warp and weft - which was the wool used by those early settlers. Churro sheep were, at one time, considered an endangered animal, and the wool is still considered quite dear. Its long staple and unique fiber composition make it unparalleled for use in rugs and blankets. |
Commissions are welcome.
Due to the nature of hand-dying and custom weaving, all pieces are unique. |
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Ilse Bolle
Fiber Artist
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Work Available @ VIVO Contemporary
Fiber Artist
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Work Available @ VIVO Contemporary
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Growing up in rural Germany,
I developed a special bond with nature. I loved creating with seedpods, tree bark, twigs, vines and grasses and, to this day, still gather most of the materials I incorporate in my work. |
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THOMAS - CAROLE BOWKER FINE ART STUDIO
BOWKER FINE ART is a working studio which features a unique gallery space of fine art.
STONE SCULPTURE . CONSTRUCTIONS . PAINTINGS . CLAYWORKS . JEWELRY
BOWKER FINE ART is a working studio which features a unique gallery space of fine art.
STONE SCULPTURE . CONSTRUCTIONS . PAINTINGS . CLAYWORKS . JEWELRY
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ONSITE STUDIO VISITS
Experience our gallery and studio different in the Canyon Road Arts District.
We would be most happy to host you at our studio showrooms at your convenience.
Please call or e-mail us to plan a visit.
Experience our gallery and studio different in the Canyon Road Arts District.
We would be most happy to host you at our studio showrooms at your convenience.
Please call or e-mail us to plan a visit.
OUR HOURS ARE FRIDAYS FROM 12-5PM, AND DAILY BY APPOINTMENT
121 Camino Escondido, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
505.670.9289
tcbowker4345@comcast.net www.tcbowkerfineart.com
121 Camino Escondido, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
505.670.9289
tcbowker4345@comcast.net www.tcbowkerfineart.com
VISIT 2023 SANTA FE STUDIO TOUR
STUDIO 38 CAROLE BOWKER STUDIO 38 TOM BOWKER
OCT 21 & 22 and OCT 28 & 29
STUDIO 38 CAROLE BOWKER STUDIO 38 TOM BOWKER
OCT 21 & 22 and OCT 28 & 29
Tom believes an artist should create aesthetic experiences and outcomes which utilize a broad range of tools, materials, and techniques that communicate men and women’s unique conditions, and the majesty of Nature to the viewer. His art is a visual, concrete, and elemental language. He does not try to contain or narrow its translation, choosing rather to broaden its meaning and impact to the greatest possible audience. Tom engages the viewer’s mind to think about their closely held values and beliefs … to challenge their aesthetic understanding and question their meaning. His art is not restricted to any one medium, and typically represents a deep probing, and often metaphorical investigation.
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Carole’s work in sterling silver, semi-precious, and natural stones link her interest to the land of this area. Her two-dimensional pieces in other media express a keen fondness of the Southwest. Her images are abstracted to basic forms that emerge in unique one-of-a-kind jewelry representations. They embrace the beauty in form and design that echoes direct observation of the natural wonders found in earthforms of Northern New Mexico, and other pristine places where she has lived and traveled. With a background in painting, design and the natural sciences her approach to art is to portray, in a variety of media, the essence, nuance, and structure of nature in the least complex way.
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George Boyce
Peña Blanca, New Mexico
Southwestern Oil Paintings/Photography/Native American Art
To Follow George [Jorge]:
Email: jorge2horses@aol.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gboyce34
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Peña Blanca, New Mexico
Southwestern Oil Paintings/Photography/Native American Art
To Follow George [Jorge]:
Email: jorge2horses@aol.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gboyce34
Instagram: gboyce34
I am an 87 year old artist aka, Old Man with a Paintbrush. I have been painting steadily since 2018. I painted a little in my 40’s and learned some from former Tucson artist, Ted deGrazia. I grew up on the Navajo reservation and have lived in Peña Blanca over 20 years. I’m a southwestern story teller.
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CRANES 48x30
Acrylic on Canvas
SUNDAY
18x18 Acrylic on Birch Panel
I paint to see what happens– within myself and on the canvas; trusting my experience and being endlessly surprised. Everything is a creative process, an investigation, and in some sense, a healing art. What inspires me is the creative process itself, following my intuition and abandoning expectations. I like to experiment with various styles and mediums but my passion is in abstract expression.
I hold BFA in painting and have exhibited my work primarily in Washington, Oregon, California and New Mexico. Currently I am living in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
I am also a Doctor of Oriental Medicine, happily practicing Acupuncture to help others be in harmony with themselves and their environment. I hope that my passion for creativity and exploration can be felt in my artwork.
I hold BFA in painting and have exhibited my work primarily in Washington, Oregon, California and New Mexico. Currently I am living in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
I am also a Doctor of Oriental Medicine, happily practicing Acupuncture to help others be in harmony with themselves and their environment. I hope that my passion for creativity and exploration can be felt in my artwork.
FRANK ORTIZ DOG PARK IN THE LATE AFTERNOON
22X28 Acrylic on Canvas
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MANDRILL MOUNTAINS
16x20 Mixed Media on Canvas
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MONKS IN CHIANG MAI
22x28 Acrylic on Canvas
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THE PIG AND THE CHEST
18x36 Acrylic on Canvas
"Glass has always been an attractive medium to me. When I left teaching in 2017, I finally had the hours to dedicate to this time-intensive craft. After apprenticing with Scottish Stained Glass, I was hired on as a builder and restorer. Now, I create, restore, repair, and host classes in my studio on Cerrillos Rd to share my love of this age-old art with others.
As an emerging artist, I find myself on a tightrope between decorative and fine art. Sometimes I fall one way, sometimes the other. My favorite pieces are the ones with hidden messages or meaning beyond the obvious symbolism or shapes included in the piece, and the ones that find the right combination of colors, textures, and opacities. Finding this combination can be somewhat challenging, even with the wide variety of art glass available, but it feels so good to find it.
I love chatting with fellow artists and building community in Santa Fe. Stop by and say hi sometime!"
As an emerging artist, I find myself on a tightrope between decorative and fine art. Sometimes I fall one way, sometimes the other. My favorite pieces are the ones with hidden messages or meaning beyond the obvious symbolism or shapes included in the piece, and the ones that find the right combination of colors, textures, and opacities. Finding this combination can be somewhat challenging, even with the wide variety of art glass available, but it feels so good to find it.
I love chatting with fellow artists and building community in Santa Fe. Stop by and say hi sometime!"
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VISIT ANDREA'S WEBSITE & SANTA FE PAINTING WORKSHOPS WEBSITE
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Andrea Cermanski’s work is a conversation in color inspired by the intricacies of our natural world. Extracting her palette from nature, her work embodies the delicate interplay of light and color, texture and form. While working, she intuitively synthesizes memories of the land, sky and water, allowing something new to emerge–a metamorphosis. The culmination results in capturing the essence of a place vaguely familiar to us all. Similar to the excitement of recognizing familiar images while watching clouds, her work seeks to grasp the contemplative eye of the viewer.
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YENNY COCQ’s Creative Inspiration
My artistic expression and challenge is to refine the human figure to basic and almost geometric forms. I love to use simple body postures and language to portray an emotional idea or story. My romantic couples express all the romantic or loving longings with their unique body language. Together they display an emergent emotional expression. With simple lines and planes I work to capture the essence of these gestures. The couples and families are separate individuals but bound in non-verbal communication. It is my hope that viewers feel their own experiences, perceptions and passions reflected in my sculptures.
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Lisbeth Cort
Watercolor, Acrylics, Mixed Media, Collage
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Participating in the Santa Fe Studio Tour
Watercolor, Acrylics, Mixed Media, Collage
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Participating in the Santa Fe Studio Tour
Lisbeth’s fine art paintings are distinguished by a lively mix of patterns, saturated colors and rich details. She combines watercolor, wax pastels, gouache and ink to present her subjects in joyful and lively ways. Her acrylic paintings are enhanced by lots of color-layering, and she often adds final bits of color using French pastels.
Lisbeth’s award-winning work is internationally collected. Her paintings have been featured in juried exhibitions, solo shows, and galleries in New Mexico and Washington State. Also, a number of distinctive shops carry a selection of her cards, prints and artisan goods.
Lisbeth’s award-winning work is internationally collected. Her paintings have been featured in juried exhibitions, solo shows, and galleries in New Mexico and Washington State. Also, a number of distinctive shops carry a selection of her cards, prints and artisan goods.
Pedernal
Bottles of Joy
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Luscious
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Desert Moon
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Vintage Blankets
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Cactus Cliffs
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Visit Jennifer Day's Listing in the New Mexico Fiber Arts Directory
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My technique is a process based on printing photographs on fabric and creating
a realistic representation of the subject in thread using free form embroidery, quilting,
appliqué and trapunto. The finished works range between one and three million stitches.
Her focus for her new group of Thread Stories, the Ziegfeld Girls, she takes us back
to the 1930's and a lavish time of dance, music and performance.
a realistic representation of the subject in thread using free form embroidery, quilting,
appliqué and trapunto. The finished works range between one and three million stitches.
Her focus for her new group of Thread Stories, the Ziegfeld Girls, she takes us back
to the 1930's and a lavish time of dance, music and performance.
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Roger Denham
Pastel Artist
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Member Santa Fe Society of Artists
Participating in Madrid & Cerrillos Studio Tour
Pastel Artist
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Member Santa Fe Society of Artists
Participating in Madrid & Cerrillos Studio Tour
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Elaine Duncan
Santa Fe Abstract Expressionist
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Santa Fe Abstract Expressionist
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Flow
Merging creativity and movement through painting.
Merging creativity and movement through painting.
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Painting is like a dance for me. I feel that I am a partner with the paint and the canvas.
It is a physical act of rhythm, texture, surface and subsurface, always moving,
always in flux. I enjoy the process of discovering negative and positive shapes by
using painters tape to mask off areas, or by scratching deeper into the paint to
reveal hidden surfaces, much like looking through ice on a frozen lake.
It is a physical act of rhythm, texture, surface and subsurface, always moving,
always in flux. I enjoy the process of discovering negative and positive shapes by
using painters tape to mask off areas, or by scratching deeper into the paint to
reveal hidden surfaces, much like looking through ice on a frozen lake.
Ukraine 1
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Ukraine 2
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Early Morning Walk #2, oil over acrylic on canvas, 20 x 20 inches
When I paint I tend to reduce details and to use a controlled number of colors. As the work progresses, so also is the relationship between what is emerging on the canvas and myself. Most frequently, I start by applying thin layers of acrylic since this medium dries quickly while I give body and shape to the painting. Then, I work applying thin layers of oil, oil being my preferred medium.
Always of great concern to me are the light and the “soul” of the painting. The texture, the agreement of lines and the way the colors work with each other are equally important, and I continue working until the painting gets its “soul”.
María is represented by the Ernesto Mayans Gallery on Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM.
Always of great concern to me are the light and the “soul” of the painting. The texture, the agreement of lines and the way the colors work with each other are equally important, and I continue working until the painting gets its “soul”.
María is represented by the Ernesto Mayans Gallery on Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM.
Togetherness, oil over acrylic on canvas, 24 x 30 inches
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Togetherness #2, oil over acrylic on canvas, 24 x 30 inches
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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.
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.
San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, Taos, New Mexico, Palladium Print
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Western Motel, Encino, New Mexico, Gum Bichromate over Palladium and Cyanotype
White Buffalo, New Mexico State Fair, Palladium Print
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Piazza San Martino, Florence, Italy, Palladium Print
Chapel of St. Nicholas 1906, Kenai, Alaska, Gum Bichromate over Palladium and Cyanotype
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Backgammon Players, Jerusalem, Palladium Print
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Brian Edwards has been photographing since the early 1980s.
He works in a variety of formats with both traditional, digital, and alternative/historical methods.
He works in a variety of formats with both traditional, digital, and alternative/historical methods.
"My paintings emerge from a place where
contradictions are allowed…”
contradictions are allowed…”
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Molly Elkind
TAPESTRIES, TEXTILES, MIXED MEDIA
Molly Elkind : Talking Textiles (Blog)
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TAPESTRIES, TEXTILES, MIXED MEDIA
Molly Elkind : Talking Textiles (Blog)
Visit Artist's Website
NEWMEXICOFIBERARTSDIRECTORY
SKY GRASS
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ASHES AND GRASSES
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MINIMES
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Molly Elkind travels nationwide to teach, and is
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COLLAGE/TAPESTRY
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"Most of my landscapes
have a soft, abstract, luminous quality that communicates the presence of the hidden layers and the feeling of a watercolor as well as a photograph." |
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