NORTH CENTRAL REGION
Artist Studios - Taos, Peñasco, Dixon, El Rito, Abiquiu, Questa & Chama Areas

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Peter Gilroy
Jewelry and Accessories
Inspired By The Mountains
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​Handmade in Taos, NM. Jewelry and accessories inspired by the rocks we climb on and the mountains we adventure in. Rings, bracelets, necklaces and more that capture the texture of granite crimps, the swirling waves of sandstone, and the silhouettes of stunning mountains.
GOLDEN ANDERSON STUDIOS​
Gail Golden & David Anderson
Metalsmiths, Jewelry Designers,
Arroyo Seco, NM
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​Metalsmiths, jewelry designers, partners. Gail Golden and David Anderson have been married since 2008 and continue to influence and inspire each other in business and in life. Their collaborative spirit developed over the years from sharing ideas, and moving forward with new concepts and techniques. David designs and makes many of their tools, and he is the expert jewelry repair specialist. Gail is the innovator in design and creative sales. Their individual talents are evident in their own original pieces, and when they make jewelry together, it is a seamless blend of their visions. They welcome visitors and clients to their studio and showroom by appointment.
Kathryn A. Hayden
Visual Storytelller
Fine Art Photography & Digital Painting Mastery
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NM Visions by Kathryn A. Hayden goes beyond a mere moment in time. Her works convey an untold and timeless story beyond what is first captured through the lens. She brings “personality” and texture to the scene she has captured.   She identifies strongly with Michelango’s description of his art: “The best artist has that thought alone Which is contained within the marble shell; The sculptor's hand can only break the spell To free the figures slumbering in the stone.”  And that is the Story that she aims to free as both photographer and visual storyteller. ​
Ann Huston Studio
Fine Art Pastel Painting
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Huston’s paintings are a quiet study of our inner and outer selves.
There is always a space that contains a story; ​there is always a path that leads us on into our own story.
The solitude and peace that we all seek is in the magic of Ann’s work.
Painting is my form of meditation: it is going to a place of calm and quiet strength. My inspiration comes from the Northern New Mexico landscape, the high-altitude light, and the mysteries surrounding the old places. Inspirations’ come from emotions and dreams.
David Michael Kennedy 
Fine Art Photographer
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Tom Quinn Kumpf,
Fine Art Photographer
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Tom is an internationally recognized, award-winning photographer, writer, and poet whose work has appeared in news publications and in exhibitions throughout the U.S., Europe, and the former USSR.
Kai Harper Leah,
Figurative, Narrative
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Kai Harper Leah uses canvas board and watercolor paper to make her acrylic paintings and
colored pencil drawings.  Her work is most frequently described as dream like and whimsical.
Annell Livingston,
Fragments, Geometry & Change 
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Represented By: Winterowd Gallery Santa Fe, NM -
Jay Jay Gallery in Sacramento, CA  beth@jayjayart.com
The Sam Gallery in CA  gallerysam@pacbell.net
Though I have worked in many mediums, I have chosen to work primarily on paper; painting and drawing.  My choice of medium is gouache.  I am a hard edge painter.    I have been seriously working with grids since the early nineties.  When I lived in Houston I worked with grids made up of squares. Upon moving to Taos, New Mexico, it was the addition of the random diagonal line, which creates compositions of squares, triangles, and some unexpected shapes.  It is the diagonal line which allows me to think of the landscape of New Mexico; rivers, mountains, and sky.  It is not that I expect the viewer to see what I see, but it is to explain where my inspiration comes from.  

I am an artist who is in the studio everyday, I love to paint and to draw, and I have been doing it for almost five decades.  I have learned  that "to be an artist," is a life-time study. For me, two of the reasons I keep "at it"  are;  the goal is illusive,  and it is always just out of reach.