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Roberto Ugalde
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3D Paintings & Handpainted Drums by Shari Ubechel Jewelry Guitars Gifts Local Crafts
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The Art of Storytelling Val Mouttet
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THE RANCH at TAOS GALLERY Tracy Turner Sheppard
“High Desert Lavender” 12x9 Gouache
Betsy Pierce
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THE RANCH at TAOS GALLERY Terry Davis
“Sunset Glow” 12x16 oil
Mary Doolittle
“Ominous Sky” 12x9 oil 117B Kit Carson Road Taos, NM | 325.647.5736 | TheRanchAtTaos.com taosnews.com/taosgalleryguide
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MIESHIEL
‘Hummingbirds’, Colored pencil
Studio by appointment
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Representing the Historical Classics and the Best Contemporary Artists
San Ildefonso Pottery by Martha Appleleaf and Eric Fender, Santa Clara Pottery by Sharon Naranjo, Taos Drums by Lee Lujan; Navajo Weaving by Charlene Laughing
14K Gold bracelets with Australian Opal and Natural American Turquoise by Gabriel Abrums
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“San Juan Pueblo Storage Jar” Oil on canvas
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Walt Gonske “Morning Light” Oil on Linen
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“Winter Chapel High Road” Oil on linen
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Representing the Historical Classics and the Best Contemporary Artists
“Thunderspirits”, Oil on linen
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“Shadows” Color pencil on rag paper
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Representing the Historical Classics and the Best Contemporary Artists
“People of Picuris Pueblo” Oil on Canvas
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Representing the Historical Classics and the Best Contemporary Artists
“Taos Mountains” Oil on Canvas
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The front windows of the old police station on Civic Plaza Drive are transformed into an art destination every month by The Annex Window Series fueled by the Paseo Project. Beginning in September 2020, and rotating every 30 days, Taos artists show their work, solo and as a team, and get paid for it. Jana Greiner, the curator for The Annex Window Series fueled by the Paseo Project, said the idea “sprung to life from a collaborative project done at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic called ‘Windows on the Future.’ The Paseo Project worked with Vital Spaces in Santa Fe and 516ARTS in Albuquerque to curate and install 60 artworks in 60 windows, 20 in each city for the months of July and August 2020. Inspired by the success of that project, we wanted to create a venue in a public location for artists to show their work and get paid to do it. So we reached out to the Town of Taos, who offered the front window at the old police station on Civic Plaza Drive. We began hosting installations with a one-month turnover rate in September 2020, and soon lengthened the installs to two months. Since then, we have had 10 installations created by individual artists and collaborative art teams.”
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Inspired by the success of the “Windows on the Future” project, Greiner said they wanted to create a venue for local artists to show their work and get paid. The Town of Taos offered the front window at the old police station on Civic Plaza Drive for the display space. “The response to the Annex window series has been very positive,” she said. “It’s been fun hearing from people who see the installations, or by chance, pass by and inspect. At night, the window is lit up, attracting people to look. But we’ve had great feedback from the artists. It’s been a challenging two years for our local artists, and the opportunity to show work and get paid has been rewarding.”
Grenier said she looks for artwork that will “complement the space and inspire our community. My personal goal with this project is to give artists a venue outside of the museum or gallery walls to experiment with space and material. In 2022, we look forward to the Paseo Spring Out event and the PASEO 2022 festival, along with other exciting public art engagements. We will host three artists this summer for the Artist in Residence program. Keep your eyes peeled for fun art education opportunities along the way.” Grenier said she is hopeful for this year and bringing events to the streets of Taos. “Don’t miss a single thing,” she said, so be sure to follow them on Instagram @paseoproject, Facebook @paseotaos or subscribe to their newsletter (paseoproject.org/sign-up). And they’re always needing volunteers to help them make it all happen, she said, adding that they have volunteer positions of all types. Sign up on the PASEO Project’s website at paseoproject.org/volunteer.
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Robert Perez Jr.
Cowboy and His Horse, 48in w x 48in l, oil on canvas
Studio Z of Taos by appointment 1210 Salazar Rd. Building 3 - I, Taos 575-779-2671 • robertperezjrsamson@gmail.com
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Angie Coleman Studio/Gallery
Taos Fields and Mountains 9”x12” 2022 Edition of 10
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Larry Bell, The Crown, 1988, 58 x 44”, vapor drawing on canvas
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Jerry Jordan
Jerry Jordan - “The Fragrance of Rain” 30” x 30” oil on canvas
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E.I. Couse
(1866-1936)
“The Pottery Decorator”, 24” x 29” oil on canvas
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JONES WALKER
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See my work at Taos Artist Collective • 106 A Paseo del Pueblo Norte • Taos • 770.9950
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Lois Fernandez
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Kirk Buchanan TAOS ARTIST
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Painting the enchanting landscapes of Northern New Mexico and the American Southwest
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Linda Brito CUSTOM ZIA WALL ART Resined acrylic with vibrant metallic colors on wood Shown Exclusively y at
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For those whose families have lived in Taos for generations, and for those who have more recently chosen to call Taos their home, there is an intrinsic understanding of the many ways history underscores the nature of the community. From the iconic Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to Hacienda de los Martinez and everything in between, history uniquely permeates this landscape in a manner seldom found in the U.S., and is a source of identity for Taoseños. The history of Taos as an art colony has, naturally, dominated many a conversation.
Adding to the dialogue this year is a collaboration between the Taos Center for the Arts and 203 Fine Art Gallery, when TCA’s Encore Gallery becomes the 2022 home of “203 Fine Art Downtown at TCA.” With three curated exhibitions scheduled for the year — the first coming up in March — visitors to Encore Gallery will be treated to a glimpse inside 203’s collection of works by the Taos Moderns, Mid-Century Moderns, American Abstract Expressionists, and the light-and-space, California-based artists of the 1960s. For each exhibit, essential artworks from the era’s important regional artists will be meticulously and impartially selected by professional guest curators, noted Eric Andrews who, along with partner Shaun Richel, founded 203 Fine Art and are widely regarded for their encyclopedic knowledge of Taos as an iconic American art colony. C LO C K W I S E : C L I F F H A R M O N . B A R B A R A H A R M O N . TC A E X T E R I O R I N T H I S V I N TAG E C A P T U R E .
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What adds to the excitement of this collaboration is TCA’s own historical link to the establishment of Taos’ reputation in the art world. “The forerunner of the TCA was the formation of the Taos Artist Association in 1953,” when a collective of working local artists established themselves in the Stables Gallery, explained Colette LaBouff, Executive Director of TCA. “Partnering with 203 Fine Art is incredibly exciting, an opportunity for learning about the role of TAA and the Stables Gallery in art within our communities.” “The history of art in Taos is a vast subject, some elements more obscure than others,” added Andrews. “We are pleased to present the works from our collection along with some stories and history behind the great group of artists who made that history.” According to the Stables Art Gallery Policy Statement (revised 1961 copy), the qualifications for entry into the gallery included first requiring artists be a member of TAA. They must have been a legal resident for at least one year before making application; must have earned honors in New Mexico or out of state in recognition of their chosen genre; and must have passed muster by both the screening committee and the gallery art committee. 64
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“Art must be his vocation, not his avocation.”
From this typewritten, scant two-page document grew the downtown heart of the art movement. The Stables Gallery became a hub for the Taos Moderns and others who ushered in another generation of creative energy, and gave locals a central meeting spot at which they could enjoy viewing and acquiring art. The Stables Gallery was “not a museum, but this was a birth home for many artists who exhibited, collaborated and lived in Taos before we became TCA,” LaBouff noted.
“We’re excited for the chance to highlight a few long-time Taos artists and creatives who continue this tradition: artists we know, respect and would like to share with the public downtown at TCA,” Andrews said. LaBouff agreed. “TCA is thrilled to be looking for ways to highlight the history, the art and the artists connected to this organization. Partnering with 203 Fine Art is an opportunity for learning about the role of TAA and the Stables Gallery in art within our communities.” With TCA celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2023, the partners are considering other events such as lectures, readings and historically relevant films to maintain and grow the respect of what TCA represents.
This is not the first time that TCA and 203 have collaborated; in recent years, 203 has presented exhibitions at Sta- “It’s a great chance to connect our thebles dedicated to the Taos Moderns ater to the rest of TCA and to make those links visible,” expanding the and to Ted Egri, proceeds of which already inclusive programming beyond were donated to the restoration of the its live performances and other cultural aging gallery. What is different this time offerings, she said. around is a long-haul reimagining of how the Encore Gallery can serve as And those artists who have participata similar venue. ed in Encore’s open calls need not fear; they will return in 2023 and in alternatBoth LaBouff and Andrews agreed that ing years going forward. this year will bring collections to Encore that would otherwise not be shared, and “The Encore Gallery is always here in support of the many hard-working local of art that TCA would be unable to get creatives,” said LaBouff. on their own. taosnews.com/taosgalleryguide
Traditional Contemporary Authentic Fascinating
Navajo Late Classic Woman’s Blanket, 1870s, 39 by 51.5 inches
RB Ravens Gallery
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Pure Autumn in Taos Mountain Valley 36x48 Framed
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A Lifetime of Painting
PJ GAROUTTE
The Golden Pathway 8 x 8 Oil
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A Lifetime of Painting
DON BRACKETT
'Distant Thunder' 30 x 40 Oil
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STEVE IMMEL
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The Hour Of Sunset 22 x 28 Oil valeriegraves.com
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Ranchos Church Oil 15 x 19.5
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Float Away Clouds 48 x 48 Oil peggytrigg.com
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Penitente In Moonlight 12 x 9 Oil HeidiSmithGroup.com
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Sunstruck Cliffs 30 x 24 Oil
Translucent Hollyhocks 12 x 9 Oil
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Church on a Hill 10 x 20 Oil
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VICTORIA TAYLORGORE
Corner Glow Pastel 14 x 21.25 victoriataylorgore.com
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Hillside Living 31 x 40 Oil jimbarkerart.com
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The origins of the Southwest’s most storied cultural institutions are often as interesting as the objects preserved within. Take the Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos, for instance. Before it became one of the must-see cultural institutions of the Southwest, located on the mesa just north of Taos, its namesake was considered a very wellknown fashionista, an heiress to the Standard Oil fortune through her grandfather, the legendary tycoon Henry Huddleston Rogers. But, Millicent Rogers was known more for her iconoclastic character. While often seen in newspaper society pages and magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue, or on the arms of movie stars and celebrities such as Clark Gable, Roald Dahl, Ian Fleming and various members of royalty, she flaunted convention by taking three husbands, the first at age 21. In her lifetime, she became mother to Peter Salm, and Paul and Arturo Peralta-Ramos Jr.
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She was also a lover of great art, and even made some of her own. This interest became more focused when she began exploring the American Southwest and fell in love with Native American art, which she began collecting from her small adobe home in Taos called “Turtle Walk,” where she settled in 1947. Although quite active in her day, her health suffered greatly as the result of having contracted rheumatic fever as a child. She died Jan. 1, 1953 at the age of 50.
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In tribute to his mother, her son Paul Peralta-Ramos founded the Millicent Rogers Museum in 1956, using her collection of Southwest art as the basis. First located on Ledoux Street, the museum moved to the Manby-Thorne House where it operated until 1968, when the home of Claude J.K. and Elizabeth Anderson was donated. It was in this location, with its sweeping panorama of the Taos Valley, that the museum blossomed, especially after its renovation and expansion in the mid-1980s by famed architect Nathaniel A. Owings. M R M :
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The museum has since grown by leaps and bounds. Although founded as a way to show Rogers’ personal collection, it has become a professionally operated cultural institution dedicated to the preservation, exhibition and study of Southwestern art and historic objects. Paul Peralta-Ramos was instrumental in providing important stewardship for the museum’s early years, and through his friendship with Maria Martinez, the famed potter of San Ildefonso Pueblo, ultimately led to her family donating what is the largest publicly-held collection of Martinez material in the world. This collection encompasses not only Martinez’s professional career as a potter, but also includes numerous items relating to her private life, including clothing, jewelry and papers. “That collection is now the centerpiece of a major permanent exhibition on her life and work,” a museum statement reads. In addition to Native American art, the museum also focuses on works by Hispano and Non-Native artists whose contributions have been important to the evolution of art and culture in the Southwest. TURQUOISE NECKLACE FROM THE MRM COLLECTION. POTTERY BY MARIA MARTINEZ BY IRA LUJAN
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Perhaps one of its greatest contributions has been the museum’s affiliation with nearby Taos Pueblo, whose artists are a regular part of the museum’s exhibition cycles. Its annual Taos Pueblo Artists Winter Showcase has proven to be a much-needed resource for Native American artists, especially during the coronavirus pandemic, which has closed the village to visitors. taosnews.com/taosgalleryguide
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When Taos Clay in El Prado closed, a core of local artists were left without communal studio space and a supplier of the materials necessary for their craft. It was fortunate, indeed, there was a move toward quickly filling the void. In August 2020, Jules and Georgia Epstein opened the doors of Taos Ceramics Center, located at 114 Este Es Road, in the old Taos Lighting Center building. “Our vision is one of community involvement and support, an educational resource for all ages, a retail ceramics supply store, and an interdisciplinary gallery showcasing some of the best in ceramics and the visual arts,” the Epsteins noted.
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for art shows and sales — tracks for lighting already in place — and is now a go-to on the exhibition circuit, with shows changing every other month. Office and warehouse areas were just as easily turned into an expansive studio space with separate glazing and retail rooms. “The conversion came together as if it was meant to be,” said Jules Epstein. “Now it is a playful and creative space,” including ample outdoor areas for their kiln yard with electric, propane raku and three small gas kilns. “We are working on the addition of a small wood fire kiln, as well as an outdoor classroom which will provide more overall studio flexibility.” As a co-op, TCC memberships are available on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis.
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There is also a Flex Pass: three hour-long studio segments purchased in blocks of six or 12 sessions. With each option, you are given an access code for signing in to the TCC scheduler where available space and time slots may be viewed and reserved. Visitors are welcome to practice their craft, or learn something new, with either the flex passes or a single day pass. Classes — featuring some of the region’s best instructors — are available; some may be best suited to those with experience, but there are plenty of opportunities for beginners, as well, so be sure to check the schedule online and reserve your spot. TCC also entered into a retail partnership with New Mexico Clay in Albuquerque, with low to high-fire clays, tools, underglazes, glazes and raw materials available for purchase. “This is an important element of TCC, because we are now the only outlet for supplies from northern New Mexico to southern Colorado,” Epstein said. With all TCC already has to offer, be on the lookout for even more exciting news from them in the coming months.
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“We have applied for 501(c)(3) status, and expect to receive it this summer [of 2022],” Epstein explained. “As a non-profit, we will be able to expand our outreach to our educational partners in the public and charter schools, offering grants and scholarships, and with a long-term goal of opening an art school.”
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It is a move that would make sense for Taos, and not only because of its storied history as a premier art colony. The community as a whole remains invested in nurturing and growing the region’s unique creative energy for future generations, and TCC will be a major player in making that happen. Georgia Epstein, who took classes six years ago at University of New Mexico — Taos, and discovered a passion and affinity for clay, also sees Taos Ceramics Center as providing a more immediate benefit for its users. “Working with clay is a very meditative process,” she said. “If you can think it; if you can dream it; you can build it with clay.” ‘ O P E N T O I N T E R P R E TAT I O N ’ E X H I B I T I O N A N D R E A P I C H A I D A , C E R A M I C S A N D A R M A N D O A D R I A N - L O P E Z , PA I N T I N G S
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GARY ROLLER STUDIO
“Day of the Festive Dance”
O R I G I N A L PA S T E L S ° B R O N Z E S C U L P T U R E Taos, New Mexico
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BRYANS GALLERY WHERE LOCAL MEETS ECLECTIC
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Tucked away in plain sight in the historic 1948 Howell Building on Kit Carson Road, you’ll find Bryans Gallery. Home to authentic Southwestern Native American arts and jewelry, Bryan Steger opened the gallery on April Fool’s Day, 1982. Steger isn’t the type to be concerned with having the last laugh but perhaps his jester-like decision to open on Fool’s Day has helped to maintain the levity required to run a successful business for 40 years. taosnews.com/taosgalleryguide
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“You would have to be a fool to open a gallery on April Fool’s Day in Taos,” chuckled Steger, but clearly, he has found a way to make it work, not only through a recession but also a pandemic. The inviting gallery space welcomes visitors with warm hospitality to shop and linger. The energy feels part museum, part art gallery. Steger’s reputation for supporting local artists and representing their work has resulted, in some cases, in working with the same family of artists for generations. The gallery features work from the Northern Pueblos of New Mexico, Hopi, Navajo and Zuni lands. Hopi artist Gregory Lomayesva has displayed his colorful Hopi Folk Art Masks at Bryans Gallery since 1989. The masks are some of the more popular and eye-catching pieces to adorn the naturally lit gallery. D.R. Nance’s masks, which are made from gourds brightly painted with leather dyes and various types of feathers, are also well showcased on the gallery’s walls. Southwestern paintings include framed works from Barbara Coffey-Jones, Leah Lucas, John Wayne Morrison, Lyn Orona and Sandy Wohlfrom. The paintings throughout Bryans Gallery are representative of local and regional depictions from artists, many of whom have their own following.
It is, however, the near cult-like following of the Zuni Fetishes that all but ensures that every day, Bryans Gallery sells at least one item. The small, affordable Zuni Fetishes are hand-carved from stone, shells, and sometimes fossils. Within the Zuni community, the carvings are used for
ceremonies, and each one, depending on the animal or icon, represents specific meanings. A bear, for example, represents strength and introspection, while a turtle represents longevity and fertility. The Native American pieces are easily collectible and make for a nice gift or ‘memory’ for visitors passing through.
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Bryans Gallery is also home to various sizes and styles of pottery, turned wood, sculptures, baskets, Santos carvings and jewelry. It is with the jewelry that Steger shares
a secret known mostly to locals. “I’m told we’re the best jewelry store in town.” The gallery showcases Southwestern-style pieces, estate jewelry and even some finds from pawn shops. To ensure there is something for every budget, Steger has his “famous case” of authentic silver and turquoise jewelry where nothing is priced higher than $29.
Steger’s success is, in part, due to his ability to hire quality employees. Jen Acampora has worked at Bryans Gallery for 10 years, and is not only knowledgeable, but she is also insightful as she shares some of the stories behind the art. Bryans Gallery is one of the few places where anyone can have their jewelry appraised for no, or nominal, cost. As sources of in-house education, both Steger and Acampora are willing to show their guests how to spot real turquoise from treated, older from newer, and the tell-tale signs of counterfeit pieces. B R Y A N S
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The intentionally eclectic gallery carries a range of price points, including Steger’s “famous case” of affordable, quality jewelry to vintage Taos paintings and high-end carvings that can sell for $5,000 or more. Steger shares, however, that while they cater to every range of buyer, many of today’s customers are interested in smaller works of art. Part of Steger’s success also comes from Bryans Gallery e-bay store which has proven to be a successful adjunct to the business. Bryans Gallery is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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There’s something wonderful on the corner of Bent Street.
Branches of the Sun
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Gray Boys by Suzanne Betz 18” x 23” mixed media on archival paper
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M Mabe, Dean 61 Machaud, Al 61 Macomber, Carol 86 Macpherson, Kevin 61 Magar, Tony 34-35 Mandelman, Beatrice 34-35, 93 Manville, Desiree 117 Manzo, Tony 61 Marin, John 34-35 Martin, William 17 Martin, America 34-35 Martinez, Jocelyn 43 Martinez, Maria 85 Martinez, V.V. 88 Marx, Nicki 90, 108-110 Maziere, Catherine 112, 113, 115 McAfee, Ila 39 McBrayer, Jim 50-59 McCullough, Susan 68-75 McGivern, Peggy 47 McKern, Joan 50-59 McKinzie, Wayne 68-75 McLain, Lynn 9, 15 McMacken, Cher 9, 11 Medina, Petralina 50-59 Mieshiel 25 118
Mercuri, Liz 61 Messmer, Reto 25 Meyers, Ralph W. E. 93 Michaels, Patricia 85 Mikhailas, Maria 50-59 Milah Libin, Claire 34-35 Miller, Mary 50-59 Minks, Louise 68-75 Minton, Ty 112, 113, 115 Miro, Michael 93 Mongiello, Ginger 61 Montano, Rick 91 Morales, Vincent 30-31 Morel, Chris 19, 33 Moses, Ed 34-35 Mouttet, Val 9, 11 Moyers, John 39 Moyers, William 39 Mueller, Joe 50-59 Mullican, Lee 34-35 Murray, John 25 Murray, Jimmy E. 25
N Nash, Willard 39 Neel, Vera 50-59 Nelson, Judy 86 Nelson, Sarah 86 Nelson, Jan 50-59 Nes, Margaret 68-75 Neumann, Jeffrey L. 61 Neymark, Shel 86 Nez, Chester 108-110 Nez, Latham 108-110 Nez, Michael 108-110 Nez-Whitfield, Emery 108-110 Nichols, Richard Alan 37-38 Nielson, Deb 30-31 Nieto, John 93 Nightingale, Robert 68-75 Nordtfeldt, BJO 39
Norman, Bruce 61 Northcutt, Charlotte 61
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Q Quillian, Alma 24, 68-75 Quintana, Jack 50-59
O’Keeffe, Georgia 34-35
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O’Malley, Sheila 24,50-59
Rane, Bill 61
Oliver, Marcia 30-31
Rawson, Miriam 68-75
O’Brien, Yvonne 61
Oliver, Richard 68-75 Oman, Sheridan 61
Ray, Robert 34-35 Redin, Carl 24
Ortenstone, Nancy 46
Reed, Doel 39, 84
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Reina 4, 21, 61
Page, Merrill 86 Parks, Peter 25 Parsons, Sheldon 39 Pasquarelli, Susan 61 Paul, Gary 50-59 Pene, Sarah 86 Perez Jr., Robert 29 Pesola, Teresa 30-31 Pfammatter, R.J. 24, 50-59 Phillips, Bert 84 Pichaida, Andrea 30-31 Pieper, Ken 50-59 Pino, Bernadette 68-75 Pintki 25 Pletka, Paul 85 Pollard, Pat 9 Porter, Dean 38 Prescott, Fredrick 123 Price, Bren 30-31 Price, Ken 34-35, 61 Price-Reinbolt, Marilyn 86
Reid, James 3 Rencher, Ron 38 Ress, Spike 38 Reyna, Sharon Dryflower 85 Reynolds, Charles 39 Ribak, Louis 34-35, 93 Richards, Dale 50-59 Richardson, Samuel 50-59 Richel, Shaun 34-35 Riddle, Cody 1 Riggs, Joseph 50-59 Robles, Julian 38 Rodriguez, Anita 61 Rogers, Millicent 85 Roller, Gary 12-13, 99 Rolshoven, Julius 39, 84 Romancito, Melwell 38 Romero, Virginia 85 Romero, Martin 88 Romo-Manning, Dorothy 93 Rosanbalm, Selena 24 Ross, Carol Sue 91 Rounds, Jill 24
Prince, Victoria 61
Rumfelt, Anais 91
Pulos, Cris 68-75
Rusnell, Wesley 34-35
Pulver, Dean 34-35
Ryan, Victoria 48 taosnews.com/taosgalleryguide
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Sihvonen, Oli 34-35
Takayama, Yaye 34-35
Silvia, Nancy 68-75
Talley, C.S. 45
Sabatini, Bill 50-59
Sinclaire, Samayra 50-59
Tate, Joshua 91
Saint John Hawley,
Sloan, John 34-35
Taylor, Risa 50-59
Smith, Geraint 61
Taylor-Gore, Victoria 68-75
Salazar, Curtis 50-59
Smith, Ai 86
Teare, Brad 23
Salomon, Christina 86
Smith, Richard Lee 30-31
Tebutt, K.C. 88
Salsbury, Abby 30-31
Smith, Miles 50-59
Teller, Peter 3
Samora, Maria 77
Smith, Heidi 68-75
Thomas, Katie 107
Sanders, Kathleen 30-31
Smith, Kathleen 68-75
Thomas, Barry 38
Sockrider, David 50-59
Tobar, Jacob 25
Sollman, Jeanne 112, 113, 115
Tolbert, Mildred 34-35
Solomon, Lindsy 61
Toole, Narrie 6
Solomon, David 34-35
Treiber, Kim 30-31
Solomon, Hyde 34-35
Trigg, Peggy 61, 86, 68-75
Spangler, Dane 9
Trujillo y Fuentes,
Ann 34-35
Sandoval, Ed 67 Sandoval, Carlos 93 Sandzen, Birger 39 Santiago, Roseta 38 Saxe, Hank 30-31, 34-35 Scherr, Sydney 50-59 Schiff, Karen 34-35 Schleck, Suzanne 24 Schleeter, Howard 39 Scholder, Fritz 34-35 Schulman, Jill 30-31 Schultz, Eric 25 Schultz, Carrie Dean 91 Segura, Juanjo 61 Sena, Ralph 85 Sephora, Corrina 25 Sereda, Trish 24 Seth, Sandy 68-75 Shaffer, Martin 39
Stanton, Moriah 91 Steber, Larry 61 Stewart, Charles 93 Stout, Rob 86 Stovall, Dan 38 Stratton, Mary 5 Striegel, Ron 108-110
Patricio 108-110 Trythall, Karen 50-59 Tsosie, April 108-110 Tubis, Seymour 34-35 Turner, Ben 39 Turner, Elmer P. 39 Tyrrell, Al 86
W Wagner, Jim 41 Wagner, Rory 68-75 Waldrum, Harold 34-35 Walters, Eli 91 Ward, Don 38 Warm Day Coming, Jonathan 85 Wasowski, Sally 61 Waszak, Krysteen 66 Welch, Sarah 50-59 Wells, Jameson 25 Wells, Cady 34-35 Wentz, Angela 50-59 Wheeler, Thom 87 Whettnall, Jean 98 Whitaker, Lyman 25 Whitely, Lisa 50-59 Wilbanks, Mary 25 Wildgoose, Michael 86 Williams, Roger 3
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Williams, Cheryl 25
Strong, Charles 34-35 Strong, Mark 34-35
Ufer, Wallter 84
Winslett, Larry 61
Suazo, Ryan 42
Ugalde, Roberto 3
Wood, Mary Dolph 38
Suazo, John 68-75
Una, Jennifer 86
Woodall, Pat 7
Stroh, Earl 34-35
Winnubst, Huebertus Q. 25
Woodall, Katien 25
Sharpe, Louis Hovey 39
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Sheppard, Tracy Turner
Tack, Nyal 50-59
Valdez, Horacio 85
Tahoma, Quincy 85
Vinella, Ray 39
Takayama, Michio
Vito, Teresa 68-75
Yellowbird, Monte 3
Volckening, Nathanael 38
Young, Andy 86
Sharp, Joseph Henry 84
12-13 Shimonek, Mick 68-75 Shroyer, Charlotte 6 120
Spohn, Clay 34-35
Vordermark, Jon 24
34-35, 93
Wrightson, Chelsea 91
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