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Vintage Jewelry, Pottery, Weavings, Fine Art and Southwest Collectibles
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Manifesting Creative Possibilities for Your Environment to Please and Enrich Your Spirit
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The dance of spirit in sculpture, photography, fine art, collectibles, distinctive gift wrapping.
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Angie Coleman Studio/Gallery
Santa Barbara Aspens Woodblock Print 2018 9”x12”
NEW LOCATION 117 Kit Carson Road • Taos, NM 575-779-4658
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“Fire Prayers” 20 X 16 Oil
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Fine Contemporary Art and Sculpture Gardens
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“WHAT WE SEE IS THAT TOURISTS NOW WANT TO SEE WHAT A TOWN IS PROUD OF” - ANA K AR I NA AR M IJ O TOW N O F TAO S D I R E C TO R O F MAR KE TIN G AN D TO U R I S M G AL L E R Y G U I D E O F TA O S . C O M
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SARA BASEHART
The Lamppost Banner Competition set out to celebrate and acknowledge living artists and educate visitors that Taos’ art scene, while historic, is very much a vibrant art market for present artists. This banner features artwork by Sara Basehart of Taos.
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Don Brackett
“A Walk in the Pueblo”
12” x 16”
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P.J. Garoutte
“Rocky Mountain Orchard”
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Oil on Canvas
Visit Our Studio on Blueberry Hill Please call for directions and appointment
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CAREN LORBER studio/gallery Assemblages celebrating the spirit of simple playfulness 107-D Plaza Garcia, Taos (575) 779-9437 Call for an appointment CarenLorber.com
IRON, WOOD AND S STONE TONE S SCULPTURE
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FRAMING FINE ART | SINCE 1985 Color Design and Technique Conservation Framing
Custom • Ready Made Frames Framed Prints for Sale
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Ginny Abblett simply loves to paint! She works in oil and pastel, and utilizes acrylics with her fabric art, which includes hand painted pillows, floorcloths, placemats, and table runners. She also welcomes the challenge of commissions!
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FINE ARTS UNM–Taos Art Department provides an atmosphere of immense creativity. Committed students acquire practical techniques and engage in critical discourse, which develops into an understanding of the importance of diversity and richness of the arts in northern New Mexico and around the world. The department offers an Associate of Fine Arts degree and several different certificates within the various areas of the department.
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Gallery LINDA RAUCH GALLERY
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Discover Over 1,000 Years of Southwest Art, History, and Culture
Shop the Best Selection of Vintage and Contemporary Southwest Jewelry at the Museum Store 4 MILES NORTH OF TAOS PLAZA 575.758.2462
1504 Millicent Rogers Rd.
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Quilts . 100% Cotton Fabric . Notions Southwestern Prints . Upholstery Fabric
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Thom Wheeler
“War Chief” 40 x 40 acrylic on canvas
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“WE IDENTIFIED TAOS IS THE END OF MANY ROADS. IT’S THE END OF THE SANTA FE TRAIL, EL CAMINO REAL, AND IT’S THE NORTHERN MOST OF THE 19 PUEBLOS”
We worked with Los Griegos Studio in Santa Fe and asked them: ‘Where do you see the merger and the connection between this European influence and the various influences of Taos?’ It happened during the Works Projects Administration period in the 1930s. When these public projects were being done, the craftsmen of all different backgrounds and heritages were sharing ideas, tools, and materials. That’s when you begin to see that territorial crossover. What we identified is that Taos is the end of many roads. It’s the end of the Santa Fe Trail, El Camino Real, and it’s the northernmost of the 19 pueblos. It’s the eastern edge of the Navajo migration lands, it’s the western edge of the Plains tribes’ migration lands, and it’s the southern end of the Ute migration lands. The naming We appreciated having the blessing to name the hotel after Ernie Blake and his family. In the vestibule of the main entrance and the restaurant (192 at The Blake), guests can see family photos of the Blakes. With regards to the restaurant name, ‘192,’ that was the tail number on the small airplane that Ernie was flying in when he discovered for himself that this would be a great place for a ski area. Also in the vestibule, there is the photograph that Ernie took of the area from the airplane. You can see the runs 58 G A L L E R Y G U I D E O F T A O S . C O M
on that photograph — but those runs aren’t really cut yet. On that photo, he took plaster tape and identified where he wanted those runs to be. Then he handwrote on the back and you can see on the back of the photo where he has his notes. That really is the first master plan of Taos Ski Valley. The lobby In the lobby, guests can enjoy the block furniture and the Spanish influence of the décor. There are carvings in the viga beams and pillars. There are elemental treatments and symbology. For example, guests can see the circle of life in the corbel and wood panel carving. Hung throughout the lobby, there are amazing pieces of art from the Taos Society of Artists. Guests can marvel at the mastery of these renowned artists from the early 20th century. They worked in the studio with local models and props, and en plein air with the natural landscape. On display, for example, are paintings by Oscar Berninghaus, Walter Ufer, and Martin Henning. These are classic and rare pieces. In the remainder of the hotel, hallways have differing art themes. The work is arranged and displayed with a thesis in mind. While the art is aesthetically impressive for casual viewing, a guest can also spend a moment immersed in a real art education reading the accompanying placard of descriptions. Learn more: Skitaos.com
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TAOS ARTISAN WALKING TOURS
Every Thursday 10am - 1pm | Friday 2pm - 5pm Includes a chocolate elixir at Chokola Bean to Bar for Thursdays tour and Wine Tasting for Fridays Tour For more information on this and other tours visit HeritageInspirations.com | 575.779.5516 62 G A L L E R Y G U I D E O F T A O S . C O M
Taos Studio Works 110A Paseo del Pueblo Norte (Between Bent St. and The Plaza)
JONATHAN S. VORDERMARK Oil on Panel 575.758.3708
CHRIS VINELLA 575.737.9696 cvinella@gmail.com Vinella Designs in Silver MARLA MCCLYMOND Pigment Print Photo on Watercolor Paper 575.776.7374
ELLEN GOODRICH Illuminated Mosaics 802.578.2641
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visitors that Native American art comes in all forms.” The Millicent Rogers Museum was founded with less than 1,000 items. Over time, it has grown to around 7,000 pieces. The museum always displays collections of Navajo and Pueblo jewelry, Navajo textiles, Pueblo pottery, Hopi and Zuni katsinas and western Apache basketry. Traditional Hispanic religious and secular arts, textiles and furniture are also part of the permanent exhibits. At any given time, Fernald said, the museum displays 30 percent of its collection. She added that this always includes a sizable amount of jewelry. “One thing we like to tell people is Millicent Rogers, as a trend-setting person, helped to make popular the Southwest look inspired by Navajo women’s style of dress,” said Fernald. This style includes opulent numbers of bracelets and rings and stunning necklaces featuring large turquoise stones, and bold silver designs. “We have a lot of pieces on view in the jewelry galleries because we wanted to have a similar effect as Millicent Rogers,” said Fernald. 66 G A L L E R Y G U I D E O F T A O S . C O M
In addition to collecting and wearing Native American jewelry, Millicent Rogers designed and sometimes crafted her own pieces; a few of these are on display at the museum. The Maria Martinez exhibit deserves special note. The famous San Ildefonso Pueblo potter’s family chose the Millicent Rogers Museum as the permanent home for a large number of her pots and memorabilia in the 1980s. “Ever since then we have had a gallery dedicated to that collection,” said Fernald. Today, the gallery includes contemporary works by living descendants of Maria and Julian Martinez. The museum recently received a donation of a rare polychrome (multi-colored) pot made by Maria Martinez. “That’s how we grow our collection. We have a reputation that’s positive and collectors want to work with us,” Fernald emphasized. The museum is housed in what was once the private hacienda of Claude and Elizabeth Anderson (parents of Chilton Anderson, founder of the Taos School of Music). The residence was donated to the museum in 1968 and was expanded by Nathaniel Owings, a renowned architect whose firm also built
the Sears tower. “Owings was on the board of the museum for a while,” said Fernald. “He was passionate about the building blending in with the historical structure and landscape.” The Millicent Rogers Museum offers an unparalleled look at the history of Taos’ artistic traditions. This Taos treasure also displays contemporary Native American, Hispanic and Southwestern art in its gift store. The store illustrates that the traditions seen in the museum’s collection continue as living art forms. Additionally, special events throughout the year link the museum to contemporary art traditions and the Taos community. Visit millicentrogers.org for more information and details on this year’s special events.
Joseph H. Sharp (1859-1953)
“Arroyo Trail to the Pueblo”
16” x 24”
Oil on canvas
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Jerry Jordan
Jerry Jordan - “Color the Moment”
24” x 30”
Oil on canvas
PARSONS GALLERY of the WEST TRADITIONAL TAOS ART
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Glass work by Laurie Thal
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ART CALENDAR A calendar of activities, events, programs and exhibitions compiled by Taos Arts Council March 25 – June 24 Earthen Temples: The Life of Adobe Churches Millicent Rogers Museum April 1 – 29 Christa Marquez: 161 Wall Relief Studio 238 at Harwood Museum April 1 – 30 Mobile Museum of American Artifacts The Paseo Project Multiple locations around Taos County
Rick Romancito Harwood Museum Alliance members peruse works in the exhibition, 'John De Puy: Painter of the Apocalyptic Volcano of the World,' hanging in the museum's Mandelman-Ribak Gallery. April 2–5 LGBT Youth Art Exhibition Opening reception April 5, 4:00-6:00pm Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium
May – June Weavings, curated by Teresa Loveless The Fechin Studio at Taos Art Museum
April 6 – July 27 Taos is Art Lamp Post Banner exhibition Art in Public Spaces Taos Town Hall
May 1–30 Contemporary Ceramics: Informed by Traditions Celebration of Clay 2018, New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists Taos Art Galleries
April 6-9 Water is Community Storytelling Installation PASEO Project Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium
May 1–30 Contemporary Ceramics: Informed by Traditions Celebration of Clay 2018, New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists Taos Art Galleries
April 16 – May 20 Taos Center for the Arts Members Exhibition Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium
May 2–5 Anything’s Possible Stables Gallery at Taos Center for the Arts
April 17–21 Celebrando Stables Gallery at Taos Center for Arts
May 2 – 27 Nikesha Breeze: Within This Skin oil paintings Studio 238 at Harwood Museum of Art
April 21 – May 12 Taos Art Insurgency: The News Protagonists Kit Carson Road Galleries
May 8-13 UNM -Taos Student Art Show Stables Gallery at Taos Center for the Arts
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10TH ANNUAL TAO OPEN STUDIO TOUR LABOR
TAOS ARTIST ORGANIZATION DAY WEEKEND, SEPTEMBER 1-3, 2018
TAO Group Tour Show at Taos Center For The Arts Opening Reception August 23, 2018, 4-6pm Show hangs 2 weeks Visit www.taosartistorg.org for more information Join TAO today
ART CALENDAR A calendar of activities, events, programs and exhibitions compiled by Taos Arts Council May 14 – September 7 Mark Asmus TCA exhibition at Taos Inn May 21 – July 1 Neta Ben Atar Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium May 25 -27 Taos High Country Quilt Show Stables Gallery at Taos Center for the Arts May 26 -28 Taos Spring Arts & Crafts Fair Kit Carson Park June 1 – September 16 Larry Bell Exhibition Harwood Museum of Art July 1-15 Fine Art Print exhibition Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium June 10 – December 16 Larry Bell Exhibition Harwood Museum of Art July – August In Pursuit, paintings/monotypes by Suzanne Wiggin The Fechin Studio at Taos Art Museum July 16 – August 19 Annell Livingstone and Ward L. Estes art show Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium July 21 Wild Rivers Paint Out Questa August 18-19 Questa Studio Artists Tour August 20 – September 4 Taos Artist Organization exhibition Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium August 25 Taos Ski Valley Arts Festival
September – October Bruce Williams, 20 Years of Furniture Deign The Fechin Studio at Taos Art Museum
September 21 – 30 Taos Fall Arts Festival “Beyond the Horizon” Guadalupe Parish Gym, Don Fernando St.
September 1-3 Taos Artist Organization Open Studio Tour
September 22-23 & 29-30 High Road Artisans Tour
September 5-October 7 Susan Barrett Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium
September 29-30 ArtUP Artist Studio Tour Angel Fire
September 14-15 PASEO Project Evening art installations and projections Taos Historic District and Kit Carson Park
October 8 – November 8 Brian Shields and Bill Stewart art show Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium
September 17 – January 28, 2018 David Barry Suazo Art Show TCA exhibition at Taos Inn September 21 – 30 Taos Fall Arts Festival Guadalupe Parish Gym, Don Fernando St.
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November 12 – December 16 Matt Thomas solo art show Encore Gallery, Taos Community Auditorium January 28 – May 2, 2019 Laurie Celine Balliett TCA Exhibits at Taos Inn
John Hutson Pottery, Paintings, & Prints
Available at
Coyote Moon in the John Dunn Shops
Santos y Mas & The Harwood Museum Gift Store
Online at
johnhutsonart.com Johnhutsonart JHART hutson.john@rocketmail.com
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Sugar Nymphs Bistro
Farm fresh comfort food, burgers, pastry and homemade vegetarian soups.
On the High Road to Taos in Penasco, NM
15046 Hwy 75 - 575-587-0311 • We are open year round, please call for hours
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“BUYING ART IS ACTUALLY MUCH EASIER AND LESS COSTLY THAN WHAT PEOPLE’S EXPECTATIONS ARE.” -R O B E RT C AFAZZO
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