10AM - 5PM
Photography
Robert McKenney is an Artist and Photographer. He has lived and photographed in Northern New Mexico for over twenty five years.
Roark Griffin
Paintings • Southwest Landscapes Birds of Prey
Phone: 505-699-7967
# 3 Railroad Ln.
P.O. Box 151
Rowe NM 87562
Roark L. Griffin was born in 1950 in Artesia, New Mexico. Soon thereafter, his family moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico. He attended high school in Cuba, New Mexico. "My love of nature and art started at a very young age. Growing up in New Mexico, my time out of school was spent walking in the countryside and observing wildlife. A strong interest in birds of prey began when I was about fourteen, while living in Cuba, New Mexico. I became involved in the sport of falconry and was active in the sport until I was twenty-seven. During my university years in Portales, New Mexico, I worked with the biology department and the natural history museum. After graduating in 1974 with a bachelor of arts degree in painting and sculpture, I worked with the Department on Game and Fish in the Endangered Species Program."
Roark now lives and creates art in Rowe, New Mexico. His residence is a house that was built in 1906, and part of his time is spent with renovations. His studio is next door, also an old building with a great deal of history.
Ezra Hubbard
Sculpture, Icons
& Abstract Paintings
Phone: (505) 757-3303
PO Box 25
Pecos, NM 87552
Ezra Hubbard’s interest in art was cultivated growing up under the vaulted skies and magical light of New Mexico. His work stems not only from the beauty of New Mexico but also from dreams. He is fascinated by the collective unconscious, Jungian archetypes, and spiritual imagery. Most of all he enjoys the process of creating art.
Ezra sculpts in wood, metal, and plastic using 3D printers.
Ezra Hubbard’s work has been described as enigmatic, consequential, and dreamlike.
He also is a catholic/orthodox icon writer/painter.
Julie Kandyba
Unique Jewelry Pieces
Tibetan Thangka Painting
Landscape Painter
Contact:
505.986.5809
I travel as often as possible and support my trips by sourcing gemstones from around the world and designing one of a kind jewelry pieces. I works with the local goldsmiths in Nepal and other places to create settings that showcase the therapeutic qualities of the stones. I believe everyone should have access to the magical qualities of precious and semi-precious stones, and has a range of qualities and prices available.I consider myself primarily a landscape painter. I often paint outdoors, in remote places around the southwest. At other times, I paint “imagined views of places that exist only in the minds’ eye.” To me painting is “a way of traveling . . . a form of magical practice, a doorway into a new dimension. If I can imagine a view clearly enough, I can paint it and make it look real. In that process I experience being there.”
I've spent a number of years studying traditional Tibetan thangka painting, the art of representing deities on canvas. Lately I have been exploring fantasy images in pastel.
Many more jewelry designs are available at
Unikat Fine Jewelry
153 Bridge Street
Las Vegas, NM 87701
(505) 425-6113
Goose Fedders
Drawing & PaintingMixed Media
e-mail: gooseefedders@gmail.com
phone: 505-757-3460
Goose retired from production art for various Santa Fe designers in 1996. She moved to Pecos after nearly two decades of designing interior accessories and clothing, leatherwork and doll-making, textiles and embellishment, and painting snakes. Along with lifelong drawing and painting Goose has studied metalwork, pottery, weaving and combining words and paint to create “gentle reminders”.
“Born in Tornado Alley, I moved to Santa Fe ASAP. I have been a working artist for more than half a century in both both commercial and fine art areas. Current media favorites are watercolor, colored pencil, gouche, and inks.”
- Goose Fedders
Painting / Drawing / Prints
Mountain House Gallery
54 B New Mexico Route 50
Glorieta, NM 87535
Phone: 505-757 6896
Hub was born in Panama and moved with his family frequently, collecting mental images from across the U.S., the Alps of Austria and the Atlantic Ocean; images that began to appear as drawings by age six and oil paintings by age nine.
Naturally influenced by the company he kept (crazy as a bud bug), he was taken, out of public school in California and placed in a school for problem kids. The art teacher there helped him survive the hostile environment and gave him initial direction as an artist. In Omaha he won a citywide drawing competition for high school students.
His work developed an odd juxtaposition of seemingly opposite and mutually exclusive elements; calmness amid chaos, destruction amid construction, Shaker and Bauhaus architecture amid Gothic and Baroque. Finally architecture itself became an issue.
He was included in a show that featured drawing and painting by every major artist of the surrealist movement from Rene Magritte to Salvador Dali: the 25th anniversary show at the Valley House Gallery in Dallas. Then the Cavin-Morris and Michael Ingbar galleries in New York, as well as Valley House and several other galleries around the country represented him.
From the time of the eruption of Mt. St Helen's, volcanic eruptions became a subject. Then mountains themselves became an issue after the time spent in the Himalayas of Northern Pakistan. Finally and at last, the physical world became only an excuse for the celebration of color and design.
Hub has lived in Northern New Mexico since 1996. His work is in various private and corporate collections from coast to coast.
"The concept of beauty may fall into disrepute, or at least the concept of making anything beautiful 'by hand', may be questioned. I still think it's possible that handwork will combine with machine-processes to produce something highly valued by humankind. At some point, however, handwork may only involve pushing the buttons of machines that produce 'art'. In the meantime, I'll continue to use brush and pencil while keeping an open mind to what's coming down the highway." -Hub Miller
eva adakai
"one of a kind jewelry designs"
cosmicmoth@yahoo.com
website: cosmicmothdesigns.com
When a place speaks to me, I spend many months or even years unlocking its treasures of color, translating them onto paper with pastels. I find myself wanting to really know the place, to feel a connection that becomes more intimate over time. A stillness envelops me when I paint plein air. Shifting into this quiet place allows me to access the spirit that connects us all, which feeds my soul. During the artistic process, the evolution of how I see shape and color often intensifies, while the story of the painting simplifies. The process of the artistic journey excites me! It is a push and pull of the creative spirit. It bubbles up from within, pushing out and taking form, then pulling back in topercolate and regenerate into form once again.
I’ve been active in the Plein Air Painters of New Mexico, co-chaired the 2015 and 2016Santa Fe Plein Air Festival, and participated as a juried artist in the show for the past three years. I am also an active member in the Pastel Society of New Mexico, and have been a juried participant in their last three exhibitions.
Awards:
June 2018 Third place best Landscape, Wild Rivers Plein Air
Apr 2017 Outstanding Pastel FASO Boldbrush Contest
Nov 2016 Jefferey Potter Memorial Award for Artistic Excellence
PAPNM Members show
Apr 2016 Honorable Mention Wichita Kansas Art Center
Jan 2016 Honorable mention National Richeson Small Works
Oct 2015 Honorable mention for Pastel PAPNM Members show
vgrios61@yahoo.com
505-757-8900
505-429-4996
Enjoy the legacy of handcrafted works of Duane Maktima. Duane's works are represented in many museum gift shops and finer galleries and shops who represent the best in quality and spirit of the refined Native American craftsman. A master Jeweler-Designer-Craftsman has created a niche/trademark that lives on as heirloom pieces for many distinguished patrons and collectors.
Physical address- 386 Old Denver Hwy. (Frontage road to 1-25 north)
Mailing- P O Box 307
Glorieta, NM. 87535
PH.-cell/text 505-470-3075
Statement
“I love celebrating skeletons and the Dia de los Muertos in my drawings and paintings which I’ve stylized in my own creations of famous people in history.”
The Mexican Day of the Dead celebration is similar to other societies' observances of a time to honor the dead. The Spanish tradition, for instance, includes festivals and parades, as well as gatherings of families at cemeteries to pray for their deceased loved ones at the end of the day
Bio
Anna “Ana” Rivera was born in Huntington Park, California, but did not spend much of her life there. She grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico’s South Valley, in an environment rich in hispanic culture and where most of her extended family still resides. She currently lives in Northern New Mexico with her husband and daughter, it is there that she continues to pursue her lifelong passion for creating art.
She began drawing at an early age (5 is the earliest she can recall) and was inspired by horses and unicorns and the fantasy world. Growing up an only child until the age of nine, she spent a great deal of time alone in her own world, drawing, creating, dreaming...It was during this period that she began developing her artistic skill...she is self taught.
Ana’s images and ideas don’t come from dreams, they tend to spring from a lifetime of observations, built up emotions and feelings that were never expressed, which are now triggered by people, music and life. She specializes in pencil drawings, which reflect a distinct and original style not commonly found in the medium and her attention to detail is one of the hallmarks of her work.
Bio
RF Buchan grew up on a ranch on the Western slope of Colorado, in the small town of Paonia. As the youngest of five, he learned the value of hard work and persistence. It was the sixteen years he spent as a welder-fabricator-fitter, where there is no room for error, that trained him in the art of perfection. For the next twelve years he found himself in Santa Fe, NM honing his skills in sales. “Co-workers used to say I brought color to the job” he recalls, hinting at his colorful character and personality. Little did he know then that the beautiful New Mexico skyscape and thriving Santa Fe art scene were having an inspiring effect on him.
Today, RF Buchan brings his passion and commitment for his work into every piece of art or ‘Expressions In Color’ as he calls them.
Statement
“I love color--lots of it! I never really know what colors or what design I’m going to use in a painting until I put down the first stroke. It is all about what I’m feeling at the moment...it just happens to come together naturally as I paint--FREE FORM! When I am done, a story or song unfolds in the painting, and it’s BREATHTAKING!”
At 23 years of age, my work is not only a reflection of poetic verse and pop culture but also an idea that words have a greater effect on us than we know. Pop culture is an affirmation of this. Though my work may appear crude, that is only because the themes of my work – including love, loss, greed, and vanity - can at times be just that. Through my work, I am hoping to convey the complexity of each of our perspectives.
Showing at Location #5
