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I grew up in West Africa and India and wanted to be an archaeologist. Instead I've been a screenwriter, a film editor, a singer, and a drama teacher. These days when I'm not taking pictures (in NM or in India) I write novels and travel memoir, and translate old French popular fiction. My new photo book, “HOODOO BADLANDS: New Mexico’s Chaco Wash Landscape—the Bisti and Beyond," is available on my website.
“HOODOO BADLANDS" photo book
2010 Georgia
2018 Bisti
1997 Georgia
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2018 India
2015 Bisti
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Karla Hackman Designs
Jewelry Designer and Metalsmith
Style with Confidence
Unique. Distinct. Gorgeous.
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Jewelry Designer and Metalsmith
Style with Confidence
Unique. Distinct. Gorgeous.
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Description of work: I use a variety of techniques to explore the natural asymmetry that exists in both nature and in geometric design. I work in sterling silver and 14/18 karat gold, and I integrate forging, piercing, sinking, chasing, rolling, and overlay work in metal with hand carved/cast forms. Once designs and special pieces are fabricated, then they are highlighted with surface patina to accent the mixed metals and textures in each piece. Finally, they are set with colored gemstones and one-of-a-kind cabochons.
Confection Cuff
Floral Whimsy Necklace
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Caged Bird Earrings
Apple Branch Earrings
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Flourish Cuff
Blooms and Blossoms Necklace
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Barbara Holloway
Fine Handweaving
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Visit Barbara's Article in Quelle Zine & on The New Mexico Fiber Arts Directory
Fine Handweaving
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Visit Barbara's Article in Quelle Zine & on The New Mexico Fiber Arts Directory
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I Iove to weave. I am a handweaver of artwear, living and working in the high desert plateau country of Galisteo, New Mexico. I weave primarily with rayon chenille and cotton yarns occasionally adding other luxurious fiber accents. Additionally, I weave an animal fiber
look alike fabric. On my standard rayon chenille and cotton warp, I weave with a micro
fiber yarn, called Cloud. These are garments crafted to suit a wide range of environments.
I'm always thinking about the next great piece!
look alike fabric. On my standard rayon chenille and cotton warp, I weave with a micro
fiber yarn, called Cloud. These are garments crafted to suit a wide range of environments.
I'm always thinking about the next great piece!
Marianne Hornbuckle Fine Art
Abstract Paintings, Sculpture & Sumi & Oil Paintings from the William Preston Estate
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PRESTON/HORNBUCKLE FINE ART BOUTIQUE
mhornbuck@gmail.com
Abstract Paintings, Sculpture & Sumi & Oil Paintings from the William Preston Estate
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PRESTON/HORNBUCKLE FINE ART BOUTIQUE
mhornbuck@gmail.com
Marianne Hornbuckle Fine Art presents her original works in abstraction, bronze, and drawing,
and the remaining works from the Preston Estate -original oils, sumi-e, and sketches
at Preston/Hornbuckle Fine Art Boutique.
and the remaining works from the Preston Estate -original oils, sumi-e, and sketches
at Preston/Hornbuckle Fine Art Boutique.
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Noël Hudson
Contemporary Painting & Collage
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View Noël's 2018 Solo Exhibition
Contemporary Painting & Collage
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View Noël's 2018 Solo Exhibition
ILLUMINATIONS: NOËL HUDS0N
in Illuminations, June/July 2019 written by Michele Corriel
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Noël’s museum collected
works of art, inspired by Nature and the inner worlds of Spirit, merge abstraction and representation through bold design, expressive use of color and pattern, line variation and movement. 
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Jeanne Hyland
Watermedia Painter & Instructor
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Watermedia Painter & Instructor
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Jeanne Hyland offers watercolor art original paintings as well as instruction in Santa Fe, New Mexico and other locations nationally. She is passionate about character portraits, flowers and still life subjects. She has developed a unique approach to working in watercolor that she calls "Wet and Workable" and offers workshops, classes and personal instruction in this and other watermedia processes.
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Handmade jewelry reflects the unique person you are.
My custom jewelry designs are created JUST FOR YOU and no two pieces are alike.
My custom jewelry designs are created JUST FOR YOU and no two pieces are alike.
I’m originally from the east coast and I grew up visiting craft centers in the Virginia and West Virginia mountains. I was entranced with the jewelry and art I saw. I always loved working with my hands and I really enjoy the process of designing and creating jewelry.
I moved to New Mexico because this part of the country is the most deeply inspiring place I’ve ever been. I love the colors in the landscape and the every changing clouds in the sky. I want my jewelry to communicate my excitement and enthusiasm for New Mexico.
I work primarily in silver - sometimes in copper. I make the components of my pieces by hand to create the overall design. Texture is a fundamental part of many of my designs and I incorporate patterns and shapes from nature in many of my pieces.
My formal education is in chemistry. I didn’t become really involved in making jewelry until I was out of college and working. I started with some silver smithing classes and since then I’ve pursued a continuing course of jewelry related classes.
I moved to New Mexico because this part of the country is the most deeply inspiring place I’ve ever been. I love the colors in the landscape and the every changing clouds in the sky. I want my jewelry to communicate my excitement and enthusiasm for New Mexico.
I work primarily in silver - sometimes in copper. I make the components of my pieces by hand to create the overall design. Texture is a fundamental part of many of my designs and I incorporate patterns and shapes from nature in many of my pieces.
My formal education is in chemistry. I didn’t become really involved in making jewelry until I was out of college and working. I started with some silver smithing classes and since then I’ve pursued a continuing course of jewelry related classes.
Ring-patinated silver with 14kt gold
Hammered silver Chrysocolla hematite pendant
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Hammered silver druzy pendant
Aqua chalcedony silver pendant
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Woven cross with amethyst
Sterling silver disc ring with faceted garnet
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Deborah Klezmer Designs
A Contemporary Jewelry Studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico
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A Contemporary Jewelry Studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Deborah Klezmer Designs is my Santa Fe based design and fabrication studio. I work with precious metals, including gold and silver, as well as diamonds and other natural gemstones. My work pays homage to the idea that everything we've made owes a debt to nature. In my jewelry, leaves scatter around gears and balance wheels; vines grow across rows of books. Combining traditional metalsmithing techniques with an assemblage artist's fascination with found objects, I'm a fine jeweler who likes to upcycle.
My studio produces both limited-edition jewelry as well as one of a kind pieces. Please contact me with inquires.
My studio produces both limited-edition jewelry as well as one of a kind pieces. Please contact me with inquires.
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Boutique Store
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Jewelry for Your Whole Pack!
●Luxury Pet ID tags in bronze and sterling silver with gemstones for your animal companions. ●Necklaces, earrings and rings for you. We believe it's not good enough for your animal companions unless it's good enough for you. |
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.
“Reefscape”
Encaustic medium, silk
1 1/2 inch cradled birch board
12 inch x 12 inch x 1 1/2 inch
“Los Mantanos” Watercolor and mixed media 11 inches x 14 inches Framed
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“Ice Cycle”
Encaustic, photograph, Japanese paper.
1 inch cradled birch board
12 inches x 6 inches x 1 inch
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