Alex Chavez
I am a fine artist who explores themes of mortality through figure painting. My figures, painted in oil on canvas and wood, are an extension
Anita Briscoe
Anita Briscoe is a Native New Mexican from Espanola. She grew up in wonderment of the vibrant colors of Northern New Mexico. During the Taos
Bill Baron
A Brief Bio of Bill Baron
Bill was born in Chicago. He graduated the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, in the Industrial Design curriculum. While teaching Industrial
Bruce Katlin
Bruce Katlin
Combines his love and passion for intense activity and various art mediums to make a living and live a life fulfilled. The great outdoors is
Daniel A Brown
I was born in New York City in 1950. Growing up along “Museum Alley”, I began painting at the age of 15 after viewing Vincent
David Douglas
I have been taking photographs since 1967. With my camera, I circumnavigated the world, lived in Ethiopia where I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer.
Debbie Schulze
I fell into the quilting/fabric world quite by accident. In 2012, a friend shared with me that she was making a quilt. I asked her,
Debrah Dubay
Debrah Dubay is an emerging Taos artist, returning to her fine arts roots. A published designer and master gardener, Dubay’s new works reflect a powerful
Don Wallis
Born on a farm in northwest Tennessee: I grew up in Oklahoma and in high school I sculpted and worked and worked in the arts.
Dorothy Romo-Manning
As an avid hiker and lover of nature I am constantly in awe and thoroughly amazed by the dynamic beauty and chaos of these beautiful
Erica Wendel-Oglesby
I am an artist drawn to all things Nature: plants, animals, landscapes and New Mexico weather. This is especially evident in my mosaics and photography!
Gail Russell
A painter and printmaker, she studied at Albright Knox School of Fine Art, Pratt Institute, and The School of Visual Arts. In 1968, she received
Glory Penington
Through photography, I show you what I see, but with painting, I share with you what I feel.
This story begins with photography: I began taking
Inger Jirby
Inger Jirby’s life has been as rich, dramatic and exotic as her art. She was born in the far north of Sweden, above the Arctic
Jan Bachman
I have a love for the layers of landscape. I am excited to explore new places but those that are familiar elicit stronger feelings. I
Jeanine Borree
I am a lifelong student of art, changing my expression as I change personally and as I change location. Raised in the free museums and
John Staple
Education = Mill’s College Children’s School in East Oakland, CA – 1951-1953
*most of the rest is fairly superficial except for the 3 Mystery Schools
Krysteen Waszak
Waszak Studio NorthBy Appointment Only818L Paseo del Pueblo NorteTaos NMWaszak Studio SouthBy Appointment OnlyOld Town, Albuquerque, NM
Phone: (505) 250-0455Email: krysteen@krysteenwaszak.comWebsite: www.krysteenwaszak.com
Krysteen Waszak is a dedicated
Live Johnson
Born of Mexican parents in California, Olivia (Or ‘Live’, as she likes to be called) rejoices in her cultural heritage. She has 5 siblings and
Lydia Johnston
“Seduced by color, I juxtapose one hue against another, layer after layer, until suddenly the piece sings.”
My inspiration comes from the natural beauty that surrounds
Lynda Jasper-Vogel
Lynda Jasper-Vogel (b. 1942 Monterey, CA) received a Fine Arts degree and teaching credential from San Francisco State University. After a brief teaching career, she moved
Lynn FitzGerald
Lynn FitzGerald earned a BFA Degree in Ceramics at the Kansas City Art Institute – working with Ken Ferguson and an MFA Degree in Ceramics
Margaret Tange
Margaret Tange grew up surrounded by wildlife on the family cattle/wheat ranch in Northeastern Montana. Her life on the ranch included driving farm equipment and
Mark Asmus
My degree reads BS Metallurgical Engineering, the practical choice. I probably should have given the visual arts a try right from the git-go since I’ve
Marsha Fawns
Early on, I toddled to the empty field next door gathering weeds, stones and sticks, then spent hours creating mud-pie sculptures in my sandbox. Saturdays,
Nancy Grabowski
As a contemporary artist and painter, I feel very blessed to be living in the beautiful land of Taos, New Mexico. An avid hiker and
Nancy Kirk
Kirk encounters everything through her art. She has worked as a scenic painter for opera and ballet in Florence, Italy, illustrator, painter and interior muralist.
Nicki Marx
I am a self-taught artist who has had over forty one-person and museum exhibitions. My work is in many important museum, private and public collections
Patricia Keeler
I am a fine artist who works in several mediums but predominately in pastel and silk painting. In my pastel paintings I primarily explore the
Ria Burnett
Nature, various geographies and cultivated landscapes engage my senses, my mind, my spirit. These varied and accumulated encounters over a lifetime continue to transform me,
Sandy Chestnutt
Artist, graphic designer, and former computer graphics instructor (Adobe)–Sandy has contributed to the art industry coast to coast. Finding solace in nature during some difficult
Sarah Bush
Almost all my fine art work is an exploration of the tension between timelessness and impermanence, fragility and resilience, and the physical body and the
Scotty Mitchell
My art springs from my love of the natural world, looking with wonder at its rhythms and flow, shapes responding to one another, colors blaring one
Susanne Pinkham
I starting working with glass in the 1970’s. I made many stained glass windows and hanging pieces. In this time frame I graduated from UNM
Sylvia Luftig
I like the small mundane things in life.
Common objects that become extraordinary.
Tools, toys, fast food, household utensils, souvenirs.
A souvenir is a memento of a time
Tom Quinn Kumpf
As an award-winning photographer, writer, poet, and author, I have worked in just about every corner of the profession. For over fifty years, my main