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“Witnesses” (detail) 24x24” oil
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48 years of Fine Art in Taos
122-A Kit Carson Road, Taos NM 87571 | 575.758.4667
www.totalartsgallery.com
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Des Montes Art Gallery
Experience the work of local artist
FLOYD ARCHULETA
2 JMA Ranch Road, Des Montes, NM
575-770-6970 floyda62@gmail.com
FINE HANDWOVENS, WEARABLE ART & ACCESSORIES
117 Bent Street, Taos, NM 87571 • One block north of Taos Plaza on historic Bent Street
575-737-9800 • www.artemisiataos.com
An eclectic store with one of a kind ceramics, Folk Art, tin art, carved furniture and more making everyday moments of dining, entertaining and gift giving memorable and special!
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Cover Art by J.H. Sharp (1859-1953) “Bawling Deer” 16”(1859-1953) x 12 ½” Oil. Cover Art by J.H. Sharp Available at Parsons Art “Bawling Deer” 16” x 12 Fine ½” Oil. 131 Bent St, Taos,Fine NMArt 87571 Available at Parsons (575)St, 751-0159 131 Bent Taos, NM 87571 (575)sites.google.com/site/parsonsfineart 751-0159
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KATRINA HOWARTH
“The Lost Chapel” 10 X 8 oil on panel | The Chapels of New Mexico series
105 Kit Carson Road • 575.758.8833 • coppermoongallerytaos.com
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ROGER WILLIAMS
“The Painter” 24 X 18 oil on panel
105 Kit Carson Road • 575.758.8833 • coppermoongallerytaos.com
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Earth and Spirit Gallery
J E W E L R Y, D R U M S , G U I TA R S & A R T W O R K B Y S H A R I U B E C H E L
132 BENT STREET • TAOS, NEW MEXICO earthspirit.net / shariuk@Hotmail.com / 575 770 3390 / Facebook like/friend Shari Ubechel
JIVAN LEE - Monsoon Birthday
36” x 60” Oil on Canvas
ALSO REPRESENTING CONTEMPOARY ARTISTS MARIELLA BISSON, JAMES PRINGLE COOK, GREG NAVRATIL, EVELYNE BOREN, JEFF COCHRAN
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Angie Coleman Studio/Gallery
Taos, Late Summer Sunset 8” x 10” Edition of 11 2016
140 East Kit Carson Road 575-779-4658
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PHOTO BY KATHRYN HAYDEN
FINE AR T PHOTOGRAPHY Kathryn Hayden · David Michael Kennedy · Jeremy G. Landau Michael Rollheiser · Heather Ross · Mark Schumann · Dane Spangler
117B Kit Carson Road · Taos, New Mexico 87575 www.amoregallerytaos.com · 505.901.2544 G AL L E R Y G U I D E O F TA O S . C O M
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BLUE LAKE
Wall Sculpture, encaustic / balsa wood 24”X 24”
The Art of SUZANNE VANDEBOOM APPLAUDING RAIN STUDIO/GALLERY • By appointment 575.776.1481 • www.suzannevandeboom.com
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jill mcelmurry landscapes.jillmcelmurry.com
Mission Gallery 138 Kit Carson Rd Taos 575 758 2861
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ENVISION GALLERY Fine Contemporary Art and Sculpture Gardens
Hubertus Q. Winnubst
Reto Messmer Kristine Keheley
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Custom Art Packing and Shipping • Pickup/Dropoff Services 1103 PASEO DEL PUEBLO NORTE, SUITE 1 - EL PRADO, NM 87529 WWW.TAOSCRATING.COM 26
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La Tierra Mineral Gallery
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ORALE! GALLERY Tre and Lizzy DeCosta opened Orale! Gallery Art For The Revolution on July 2, 2016. The couple originally moved to Taos seven years ago to open Taos Tattoo & Body Piercing Gallery and, of course, helped curate the Harwood show of the same name.
Photo by Katharine Egli
“All the halls of the Harwood were ‘tattooed’ for the show,” Tre De Costa recalled proudly, noting that while they curated the show the pair realized there was basically no gallery in Taos supporting Lowrider and Lobrow art – other than Greg Moon, who does more popular culture than car culture. In addition to Lowbrow, Orale! Gallery notes it is also an alternative art space concerned with local, unconventional work, the majority of which is Hispanic, like El Moisés’ “badass folk art”; and Native work, like famed Pueblo flautist and flute maker Robert Mirabal’s multi-metal handmade jewelry in gold, silver, platinum and tufa. Orale! artists include Ed Delgare, Jenny Inge, Michael Martinez, BB McIntyre, Terra Muskrat, Anita Rodriguez, Heather Ross, Rabbit Before Horse Strickland, Tomas Vigil and Lyna Jasper Vogel.
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FARAHNHEIGHT GALLERY “The stuff coming out of Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe are from some of the smartest, most sarcastic, technologically superior artists around,” Greg Moon said, referencing FaraHNHeight Gallery of Taos, which specializes among other things in Indigenous Pop. One example is artist Gregg Deal of the Paiute Tribe of Pyramid Lake, a “provocative contemporary artist-activist,” FaraHNHeight gallerist Greg Farah says, noting how Deal’s work focuses on Indigenous identity and pop culture, touching on race relations and stereotype. “I want to focus on what makes The Land of Enchantment special,” Farah says, pointing to works by R.C. Gorman, Fritz Schölder, Frank Howell, Sari Staggs, Earl Bliss, even a rare piece from a Taos Pueblo great, Pop Chalee, just a few among the many, many on display. Currently exhibiting through March is regionally acclaimed painter and “jokester” Carlos Sandoval, Farah said, referring to Sandoval’s droll wit. “His Indigenous American Series is a contemporary celebration paying homage and respect to the Native peoples; their traditions, their culture, and their lifeways. Carlos moves freely between two distinctly different cultures and has captured a style unmistakably authentic and Native, modern and American.” The artists FaraHNHeight represents are simply too numerous to list. Be sure to block out two or three days to explore these burgeoning artists strutting their stuff in Taos and beyond. FARAHNHEIGHT GALLERY 311 PASEO DEL PUEBLO NORTE WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/FARAHNHEIGHT (575) 751-4278 ABOVE: “Dreamer,” 2013 by Carlos Sandoval, Photo by Jim Cox. BELOW: Photo by Katharine Egli
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CAREN LORBER studio/gallery mixed media assemblage & sculpture
107-D Plaza Garcia, Taos (just south of Michael’s Kitchen)
(575) 779-9437 CarenLorber.com
Reina galleryreina.com
Studio: (575) 770-7826 Ammann Gallery Taos, NM Magpie El Prado, NM
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BE A TAOS ARTIST FOR A DAY While vacationing here in Taos, paint in oils on location with Art Studios League Master Instructor Barbara Bartels.
Painting in the Euro/American tradition in Plein Aire.
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Cher McMacken Fine Art Cher’s art can be seen at the Taos Artist Collective on Paseo del Pueblo Norte, just north of its intersection with Kit Carson Road. 808-651-4508 chermcmacken@icloud.com
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KRYSTEEN WASZAK ART
Contemporary Plein Air Oil Paintings “All pictures painted inside in the studio will never be as good as the things done outside.” Paul Cezanne Studios in Albuquerque & Taos by appointment.
505-250-0455
www.krysteenwaszak.com ‘Verdant Valley’ Framed 30x40
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COYOTE MOON Featuring Jewelry by Luis M. Garcia
Jewelry Pottery Folk Art Paintings And Pottery by John Hutson
In the John Dunn House Shops
120 C Bent St. Taos, NM 575-758-4437
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Peggy Trigg Represented by Natural Accents Gallery-Taos La Mesa Gallery-SF Weem's Gallery Albuquerque Peggy Trigg
Acrylic 18 x 24
"Movement in Water"
peggytrigg.com 505-974-5314
E.M. Hennings (1886-1956)
“Taos Pueblo”
30” x 30”
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Jerry Jordan
Jerry Jordan - “Footprints Left”
30” x 40”
Oil
PARSONS GALLERY of the WEST TRADITIONAL TAOS ART
FEATURED ARTISTS: JERRY JORDAN • JULIAN ROBLES • DON BRACKETT DON WARD • MARY DOLPH WOOD • RON BARSANO • RICHARD ALAN NICHOLS TRACY CONCHA • WILLIAM HOOK • BARRY THOMAS
THE BIG SUMMER SHOW • July 29th - 5pm-8pm
Showcasing all new works by gallery artists. Also featuring Logan Maxwell Hagege, Mark Maggiori & John Moyers
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Seldom Creek Ranch Fine Art & More
MEET OUR ARTISTS Andersen Kee Robin Lieske Shera Maher Buck Taylor Virgil Stephens 50
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One Location • Worldwide
We Ship Everywhere 118 Camino de la Placita 575-751-3158 SeldomCreekRanch.com
Taos Studio Works 110C Paseo del Pueblo Norte (Between Bent St. and The Plaza)
CHRISTY CAY CROSSON www.christycrosson.com 970.389.9058
ELLEN GOODRICH Illuminated Mosaics 802.578.2641
J. MEHAFFEY Encaustic and Mixed Media Paintings 575.779.5336
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CHRIS VINELLA 575.737.9696
cvinella@gmail.com Vinella Designs in Silver
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Celebr ating 55 years
Jill McElmurry
Jemez River Late Fall
Stephen Quiller
Ouzel Bird & Hidden Falls
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WORKING TAOS ARTISTS TWO ARTISTS WHO BALANCE CREATIVITY AND THE BUSINESS OF ART
BY YVONNE PESQUERA | PHOTOS BY KATHARINE EGLI
Taos inspires individuals to shoot for their dreams. Whether it’s the light, the space, the community or the fortitude of the mountain, people who are born here or come here tend to “give it everything they’ve got.” Taos Gallery Guide recently interviewed two artists who exemplify this spirit. One artist was raised by her parents here in a hippie commune in the 1960s. The other artist found his way to Taos just a few years ago without knowing anyone. Here are their profiles, which detail what it means to be a working Taos artist reaching for the stars.
FORGE (JASON RODRIGUEZ) ARTIST / OWNER, CREATOR AND VISIONARY OF ARTAOS
I was living in Santa Fe when I decided my goal was to become a full-time artist. I grew up in New York City and believe it or not, New York City has always felt like a small town. I sought that feeling again and Taos felt just right. I moved to Taos in 2015, didn’t know anyone living here, rented a studio and started making art and networking in the Taos art community. I am an active member of the Taos Art Council Advisory Board now and have participated in numerous group shows here in town. I create art that reflects my feelings about our world – sometimes political, social, parodical, satirical. I recently created an 8-foot, fully functioning parody of the Operation board game for a New York City show. I am also using augmented reality [or AR] to create real-world artwork that uses technology to animate and transform images in real time on mobile devices. The AR mural at Ziggy’s froyo [a locally owned frozen yogurt café opening this spring or summer] is an example of things to come for Taos. Serigraphy [silk screen], one of the oldest printmaking methods, is my medium. I enjoy the long process of planning a print. Sometimes planning takes weeks, while the actual print takes hours. But I can work in almost all mediums. I have had two shows in New York City in the last year and one in planning for Beijing in 2017-18. Additionally, I saw a need and created ARTAOS, which was created as a means to help artists extend their reach by using alternative approaches in exposure in all arenas. ARTAOS has a mobile art gallery/workshop in a 20-foot box truck, hosts printmaking workshops and is starting a town-wide mural initiative. 56
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GEORGIA GERSH ARTIST / OWNER OF STORE AND GALLERY, MAGPIE
I think my store and gallery, magpie, is what prompted interest in this profile. While I do consider myself an artist, my main creative project right now is magpie. The space is my canvas. Filling the shelves and walls are my brushstrokes. I reorganize regularly to create exceptional vignettes to feature the work of the 75 local artists that I represent – some established, but mostly up-and-coming. I consider myself part of the art renaissance in Taos, providing yet another venue for the limitless talent we are so fortunate to be blessed with in Taos. Personally, I play in many different mediums. I have made jewelry for 15 years, I refinish and paint furniture, I do some mixed media on wood and canvas, collage and assemblage, but my most recent creative love affair is with papier-mâché. Several years ago, I started a series titled “New Growth,” making figures coming out of trees. I like the idea of making trees out of paper. I typically create one a year or so. They seem to create themselves as a means of coping with loss, grief and desire. Mostly, they are a hopeful representation of reaching up and rooting down. The figures have always been standing, arms stretched, but the two I am currently working on are one upside down and the other bowing her head, arms crossed. I guess they are a reflection of our times. I grew up here, on the Magic Tortoise Commune about 20 miles north in the mountains. My parents, both artists, migrated here in the late ‘60s with the hippie movement – my dad from upstate New York and my mom from San Francisco. I was away for about 20 years and returned in 2011. Taos is home for me. YOU CAN FIND GEORGIA GERSH AT MAGPIE 1405 PASEO DEL PUEBLO, TAOS • (781) 248-0166 MAGPIETAOS.COM
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Red River Gallery of Fine Art
Kenneth Wyatt Galleries
Kenneth Wyatt Gallery of Ruidoso
201 Pioneer Road Red River NM 87558 575-754-6133
310 Comanche Trail Tulia, Texas 79088 806-995-2239
2205 Sudderth Drive Ruidoso, NM 88345 575-257-1529
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Chimayo Trading Del Norte Representing the Historical Classics and 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
Hand crafted gold bracelets by Gabriel Abrums with natural American turquoise and Australian opal
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BY YVONNE PESQUERA
The Couse-Sharp Historic Site is no musty harbinger of the past. This exciting arts destination (run by the Couse Foundation) keeps alive the relevance of the Taos Society of Artists with contemporary art exhibits, forward-looking docent tours and now the grand opening of the newly restored Joseph Henry Sharp studio on its grounds. Sharp was a founding member, along with Eanger Irving Couse, of the Taos Society of Artists in 1916. They were good friends, and the location of studios next to each other befits their camaraderie. “The opening of the Sharp studio represents the first permanent exhibition dedicated to the indomitable spirit of the artist J.H. Sharp
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and the vision and compassion he shared with the world. The exhibition in the spacious two-story adobe studio he designed and built will allow visitors to stand on the site where he created some of his greatest works, read the humor and tenderness in his personal letters, be surrounded by the Native artifacts he collected and be inspired by his artistic vision,” says Davison Koenig, executive director and curator. Taos Gallery Guide had the privilege of touring the freshly renovated studio. Its full restoration – with no detail overlooked – is a testament to the quality of the artist himself. Sharp designed the freestanding adobe studio and used it from 1915 until his death in 1953. It is a gorgeous, traditional architectural gem in this region. Moreover, with an abundance of Taos light pouring in and a warm fire in the kiva, it is easy to connect to the natural essence captured in his paintings. Historic images always show Sharp formally dressed in the manner of his time: wearing a bowtie, jacket, vest and a hat – even while painting. While studio clothing may have considerably changed over the years, Sharp continues to stand as a bellwether for the professional, hardworking artist. At any given time, his studio consisted of blank canvases, props, works in progress and completed paintings hung to dry and ultimately be placed on exhibit for sale.
The press announcement states that the studio renovation and the gala opening weekend exhibition have been made possible through the generous support of The Tia Collection in Santa Fe. Additional funding was provided by the Charlie Russell Riders Foundation of Big Fork, Montana. Of the Taos Society of Artists (which also initially included Oscar E. Berninghaus, W. Herbert Dunton, Ernest L. Blumenschein and Bert G. Phillips), Sharp was the first to visit Taos in 1893. Ultimately, Sharp, Couse and the other artists formed the Taos Society of Artists to combine their individual efforts for the common good. It’s hard to appreciate today, but in those days, there were no art galleries. Therefore, unable to sell art locally, the Taos Society of Artists organized traveling exhibitions of their paintings to major cities, such as New York, Boston, Chicago and San Francisco. Regardless of his background, Sharp had transformed himself into a painter of the Southwest. He used bold brushstrokes of sumptuous paint to capture the famous “Taos light” that warmly glows at this high altitude. The Taos Society of Artists laid the foundation for transforming the remote village of Taos into one of the most influential art colonies in the United States. In subsequent years leading right up to the present, Taos became an international arts center. “Responding to the light and color of Northern New Mexico,
these artists created a new American art lexicon based on the unique combination of Native American, Hispanic and Western Anglo-American cultures, set in the dramatic Taos landscape,” explains Koenig. Koenig points out that Sharp was rendered deaf at an early age, yet he possessed a courageous character and a positive disposition. Sharp quickly gained notoriety for the visual accuracy of his paintings that deftly captured the soul and humanity of his Native American models. As Sharp explained in his own words: “[I try] to present the Indian as he is … mentally as well as physically; not as ephemeral fiction has delighted to picture him, but as a human being.”
PLAN YOUR VISIT JOSEPH H. SHARP STUDIO – GALA OPENING WEEKEND JUNE 9-11, 2017 COUSE-SHARP HISTORIC SITE 146 KIT CARSON ROAD (575) 751-0369 COUSE-SHARP.ORG
HISTORIC STUDIO IMAGES ARE COURTESY OF MCCRACKEN RESEARCH LIBRARY, BUFFALO BILL CENTER OF THE WEST, CODY, WYOMING. NEWLY RENOVATED STUDIO IMAGES ARE COURTESY OF COUSE-SHARP HISTORIC SITE. PHOTOS BY JEFF SMITH. G AL L E R Y G U I D E O F TA O S . C O M
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SHOWING TAOS PUEBLO IN A TRUE LIGHT BY TERESA DOVALPAGE Courtesy Photo
Debbie Lujan’s photography is marked by a strong sense of depth and composition. The interactions of light and shadow evoke both movement and internal rhythm. Her photograph “Mystic Clouds,” with the distinctive Pueblo architecture against the breathtaking background of a sunset, is a visual symphony. Not surprising, since the Taos Pueblo native is a classically trained musician who often plays at the San Juan Symphony Orchestra in Durango, Colorado, and other venues. She started playing the violin when she was 8 years old and went on to study music performance at the University of New Mexico (UNM). “And yet, I have always been a visual artist,” she said. “Art has been a key part of my life for a long time.” After attending UNM, Lujan came back to Taos and opened a gallery, named Summer Rain after her father. At her business, she sells her photographs, her mother’s work and art by other Native American artists. SHAR ING, NOT SE LLING O UT
Lujan often takes part in juried shows, like the annual “Miniature Show and Sale” and the “Taos Pueblo Artist Winter Show” at the Millicent Rogers Museum. She is also a regular at the Santa Fe Indian Market, where she has won a number of awards. Her photographs have also been shown in the Native Art Market at the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C., where only 35 artists were accepted. “It was a great honor to be part of it,” she said. Other juried shows she has participated in recently are the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair and Market in Phoenix, Arizona; the Native Treasures Indian Art Festival in Santa Fe; and the Autry Museum American Indian Arts Marketplace in Los Angeles, California. Her photographs, used in advertising campaigns by the town of Taos, have appeared in USA Today and other national publications. Lujan is also the co-organizer of the annual Taos Pueblo Powwow, along with Richard Archuleta and a committee. “I have a busy schedule,” she said. AN INSI DE R’ S VIE W
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“As a photographer, I want to show it in an authentic light, no pun intended,” she said. “I don’t exploit my heritage. That’s why I don’t take pictures of our kivas or our cultural or traditional activities. I’d rather focus on the landscapes I’ve been connected to since I was born.” Taos Pueblo is one of the most photographed places in the world, but what makes Lujan’s shots of it unique is the fact that she is from the community. “That also makes me very sensitive about how my home is portrayed,” she said. Being “an insider” also allows her to experience the Pueblo life in a way visitors don’t usually see. “Most tourists come during the summer for the [Taos Pueblo Powwow],” she said. “Many are surprised when my photographs show snow over the Pueblo. They don’t realize we have four seasons here.” TH E SOLIT U DE OF TH E LE NS
Lujan regards the art of photography as a solitary pursuit. “I prefer to shoot when no one is around,” she said. “There is an intimacy with the surroundings and the earth that can only be achieved in perfect solitude, when everything is silent and still.” Though she focuses on landscapes and buildings, she occasionally takes portraits on request for weddings and special occasions. “I like to capture the way people feel and look during a significant moment,” she said. INS P I R E D BY ANSE L ADAM S
Her concern for the subject matter as well as the clean lines of her compositions connect Lujan’s work to Ansel Adams – who, by the way, was an accomplished pianist. “One of his most famous photographs is ‘Winnowing Grain.’ That portrays a Pueblo woman dumping wheat over her head,” Lujan said. “I’ve been influenced by that work and love the way it captures an everyday moment in this woman’s life. That’s something to aspire to.” Though she isn’t “very much into social media” as far as her art is concerned, Lujan smiles when she discloses that she was just invited to be part of a closed Facebook group called “Inspired by Ansel Adams.” “He left quite a legacy,” she said. “And a lot of it was inspired by Taos.”
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ART CALENDAR A calendar of activities, events, programs and exhibitions compiled by Taos Arts Council JANUARY – MAY 21
Continuum: Light, Space and Time The Harwood Museum of Art MARCH 13 – MAY 11
Ken O’Neill One-person show Encore Gallery, TCA MARCH 18 – JUNE 25
APRIL 22 Chamber Music Group at Eugene Onegin (Tchaikovsky), The Harwood Museum Met Live in HD Taos Comof Art munity Auditorium APRIL 26 – MAY 7
Children’s Art Show – Anything is Possible Stables Gallery, TCA APRIL 27 – JUNE 8 • 6 – 8PM
Eight -week writing workshop on Critique, Edit & Revise by Jan Smith SOMOS APRIL 29
Invent Event sponsored by Twirl, Mad Slam poetry booth by SOMOS Enos Garcia School
La Familia The family legacy and its focus upon multiple connections between artistic MAY 3 families in the Southwest and Santa Cruz Feast Day and the Millicent Rogers Museum. Foot Races Taos Pueblo MAY 7 • 12NOON Millicent Rogers Museum Honoree Luncheon with APRIL – OCTOBER Special exhibition of work by illustrated lecture “Flamenco W. Herbert “Buck” Dunton – a in Northern New Mexico” by Nicolasa Chavez founding member of the Taos Taos County Historical Society Society of Artists- in partEl Monte Sagrado nership with the Panhandle MAY 12 -14 Plains Historic Museum, Michael Grauer, Curator of Art. Yavonne Jaramillo Art Show Stables Gallery, TCA Taos Art Museum at Fechin House MAY 12 -21 Dennis Hopper Show APRIL 14 -16 Encore Gallery, TCA Children’s Art Show Stables Gallery, TCA MAY 13 Der Rosenkavalier APRIL 15 & 16 Play it Forward Taos Chamber (R. Strauss), Met Live in HD Music Group at The Harwood Taos Community Auditorium Museum of Art, Bell Auditorium MAY 13 – JUNE 23 “Young Artists of Taos” APRIL 20-23 & 27-30 Juried 2-D and 3-D art work “The Other Place” Taos Onstage presents “The Other by Taos County artists age Place” by Starr White. A poetic 14-17. Opening reception Saturday, May 13, 3-5pm and intriguing play affecting Blumenschein Home mysteries from the opening and Museum curtain to the compelling climax. Directed by Lynn Hamrick. Metta Theatre APRIL 22 • 3 – 5PM
Story Swap hosted by Sarah Malone, Storytellers of New Mexico SOMOS 68
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Dennis Hopper Days Film Festival Taos Community Auditorium MAY 19 - 21
Taos Lilac Festival Kit Carson Park MAY 19 – JUNE 30
The Art of Ted Egri (Taos Legends series) Opening reception, May 21 3-6pm. Mini-retrospective of two and three dimensonal works from the Artist’s Estate 203 FINE ART
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JUNE 16 & 17
Poetry reading by Robin Becker and Leslie Lawrence SOMOS
Taos Poetry Festival Featuring a Young Poets night, main stage show, poetry slams and workshops
JUNE 3 – SEPTEMBER 17
The Errant Eye: Portraits in a Landscape. This wide-ranging selection of portraits in various mediums from the permanent collection will survey the role of the portrait in Taos arts, explore its evolving roles as an art form, and demonstrate the power of portraiture to capture the human condition. Harwood Museum of Art JUNE 5 – SEPTEMBER 11
JUNE 16 – AUGUST 25
Alyce Frank: Another Chapter Opening recpetion June 16, 5-7pm. Presented by Taos Arts Council with guest curator Judith Kendall, Alyce Frank’s collection of Taos artists offers insight to her career and support of fellow community artists. Taos Town Hall JUNE 20 -25
Lama Foundation 50th Anniversary Celebration Lama, New Mexico
El Norte: Meredith Mason Garcia and Tera Muskrat. The photographs by Garcia and MAY 21 JUNE 24 paintings by Muskrat embody San Juan Day, Corn Dance Ted Egri Day the spirit, culture and people Taos Pueblo Celebration, dedication of of Northern New Mexico. “Flight of Wind” at Taos sposored by The Taos Center JUNE 24 – JULY 15 County complex After Dark 6 A juried art for the Arts. Taos Inn Taos County Complex exhibition that commemoJUNE 10 • 10AM MAY 22 – JULY 9 rates darkness and the varied Lecture, “The Studios of J. Self-Portrait Show reactions emblematic to this H. Sharp” by Peter Hassrick, Encore Gallery, TCA subject matter: nighttime, Director Emeritus and Senior dark humor, dark fantasties, MAY 26 – 28 Scholar, Buffalo Bill Center of dark matter, etc. Taos High Country the West” by Couse-Sharp Greg Moon Gallery Quilting Show Historic Site The Harwood Stables Gallery, TCA JUNE 24 Museum of Art, Fundraising Event Bell Auditorium MAY 27 The Harwood Museum Saint Joan, National Theatre JUNE 10 • 5:30PM of Art of London Taos Community The Couse Foundation 5th Auditorium JUNE 30 – AUGUST 4 Biennial Gala Fundraiser “Colcha Embroidery Show, El Monte Sagrado Resort JUNE 1 – SEPTEMBER Traditional to Contemporay” “The Errant Eye: Portraits in JUNE 10 • 1PM Opening reception June 30, a Landscape” from Harwood Lecture by Stephen Kilborn Collection. Wide-ranging se- Friends of Taos Public Library 3-5pm. Hacienda de los Martinez lection of portraits in various mediums surveys the role of JUNE 11 • 3PM-5PM JULY 1 – OCTOBER 28 J. H. Sharp Studio Gala the portrait in Taos arts. Seldom Seen: Archival Stories Opening Harwood Museum of Art Luna Chapel, Couse-Sharp Couse-Sharp Historic Site Historic Site JUNE 3 • 2PM
“Famous and Unusual Gravesites in New Mexico” by Lecture “Acequia Systems” Dr. Richard Melzer, Professor by Migeul Santistean, of History, UNM-Valencia. Friends of Taos Public Library Taos County Historical Society Kit Carson Electric CooperaMAY 13 & 14 tive Boardroom Transcending Time Taos MAY 13 • 1PM
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San Antonio Feast Day, Corn Dance Taos Pueblo JUNE 16 • 12NOON - 2PM
Hospitality Open House Couse-Sharp Historic Site
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Gala Aucton exhibition in Fechin Studio National juried silent auction exhibition and curated Live Auctin exhibition and catalogue Taos Art Museum at Fechin House
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Gala Preview Millicent Rogers Museum JULY 7 – 9
Annual Taos Pow Wow Taos Pueblo JULY 8 – JULY 30
Michio Takayama & Robert C. Ellis (Legends of Taos series) Good friends in life, paintings by Michio Takayaman and R. C. Ellis both recipients of a Helene Wurlitzer Foundation grant in Taos. 203 FINE ART JULY 9 – SPETEMBER 3
Sang Roberson Encore Gallery, TCA JULY 12 – AUGUST 16 • 7PM
Summer Writer Series SOMOS JULY 15 • 6PM – 10PM
Taos Historic Museums Fandango A New Celebration for a New Times Hacienda de los Martinez JULY 17
Lecture TBA. Friends of the Taos Public Library JULY 21 – 23
Fiesta de Taos Taos Plaza JULY 25
Santiago Day, Corn Dance Taos Pueblo JULY 26
Santa Ana Day, Corn Dance Taos Pueblo JULY 31 – AUGUST 5
Missoula Children’s Theater Taos Community Auditorium AUGUST 4 – 13
Works by Roz Rosen & Rhonda Turner Stables Gallery, TCA AUGUST 5 • 10AM
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Lecture: “The Taos Plaza: History, Myth, and Memory” by Dr. Sylvia Rodriguez Taos County Historical Society, Kit Carson Electric Boardroom AUGUST 5 • 3–5PM
Open House Couse-Sharp Historic Site AUGUST 5
Gala Millicent Rogers Museum AUGUST 6 • 2-4PM
Reading by Judith Lauter SOMOS AUGUST 12 – SEPTEMBER 13
“Taos Memories Forgotten and now Remembered/Taos Memorias Olvidadas ahora Recardado” Historical portrait photography of the people of Taos Valley, Three cultures shown in two museums. Opening reception August 12, 3-6pm Blumenschein Home and Museum and Hacienda de los Martinez AUGUST 12, • 1PM
Lecture on beekeeping. Friends of the Taos Public Library AUGUST 18 – 20
Taos Watercolor Society Show Stables Gallery, TCA AUGUST 25 – SEPTEMBER 10
SEPTEMBER 8 -10
OCTOBER 6 – 15
NOVEMBER 4 • 2PM
Michael Hearne’s Big Barn Dance Kit Carson Park
Works by Abby Salsbury & Alex Kurtz Stables Gallery, TCA
Lecture. Taos County Historical Society Kit Carson Electric Boardroom
SEPTEMBER 9 • 1PM
OCTOBER 7 & 8
Lecture, TBA Friends of the Taos Public Library
Taos Wool Festival Kit Carson Park
SEPTEMBER 9 • 2PM
OCTOBER 7 • 2PM
Lecture: “Route 66 In New Lecture Taos County Mexico” by Baldwin Bur Taos Historical Society Kit Carson County Historical Society Kit Electric Boardroom Carson Electric Cooperative OCTOBER 7 • 3-5PM Boardroom Open House Couse-Sharp Historic Site SEPTEMBER 12 – JAN 15, 2018 Mark Goebel Taos Inn OCTOBER 11-13 Southwestern Art History SEPTEMBER 15 – OCTOBER 1 Conference Mabel Dodge Pressing on 7 Stables Luhan Center Gallery, TCA SEPT 16 & 17 • 10AM-5PM
Hacienda de los Martinez y sus traditiones Taos Trade Fair, a community event. Hacienda de los Martinez SEPTEMBER 16 -24
Neo Rio LEAP and BLM, Questa
SEPTEMBER 24 • 2-4PM
SEPTEMBER 2 • 3-5PM
Open House Couse-Sharp Historic Site
Pecha Kucha TCA
SEPTEMBER 4 – OCTOBER 29
SEPTEMBER 28 – 30
AUGUST 26
August Night Gala Taos Art Museum at FecHin House
Pulp & Paper Show Encore Gallery, TCA
OCTOBER 13 – 15
Paper Making Workshop Encore Gallery, TCA OCTOBER 14 • 1PM
Lecture: Larry Torres on Taos Stories SEPTEMBER 22 – JAN 7, 2018 Walt Gonske A solo exhibiton Friends of Taos Public Library, Taos Public Library of renowned contemporary Taos artist. Taos Art Museum OCTOBER 14 at Fechin House Archaeology Day Presented by Taos Archaeological SEPTEMBER 22 – OCTOBER 1 Society and NM Historical Taos Fall Arts Festival Preservation Department SEPTEMBER 22 & 23 Millicent Rogers Museum PASEO Take a Detour From Route 66: Taos to L.A. Presented by Taos Arts Council, poets and historians repspond to the Mother Road Taos Art Museum at Fechin House
Wholly Rags Art Show Stables Gallery, TCA
OCTOBER 13 & 14
Storytelling Festival SOMOS
SEPTEMBER 24
Taos Environmental Film Festival TCA
OCTOBER 20 – FEB 4, 2018
International Taos: Nicolai Fechin and the Taos Society of Artists Portraying the international influcences that focused on Taos in the first half of the 20th Century. Taos Art Museum at Fechin House OCTOBER 21 – 22
Works by Bianga, Beason & Rudloph Stables Gallery, TCA
SEPTEMBER 7-10; 14-17
SEPTEMBER 29 – 30
OCTOBER 30 – DECEMBER 10
Taos Onstage Fall Production Metta Theatre
San Geronimo Feast Day Taos Pueblo
Dora Dillistone Encore Gallery, TCA
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Taos Folk, Stables Gallery, TCA DECEMBER 3 • 12 NOON
Holiday Luncheon Taos County Historical Society DECEMBER 11 – FEB 4, 2018
Members Open Encore Gallery, TCA DECEMBER 12 -13
Taos Onstage Holiday radio play/dinner Theatre Taos Mesa Brewery DECEMBER 24
Procession of Blessed Mother Taos Pueblo DECEMBER 25
Deer or Matachines Dance, Taos Pueblo 2017 TAOS ART AND CULTURAL CONSORTIUM MEMBERS:
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