Hulse Warman
Situated in a historical building across from the Fechin Museum and Inn, Hulse Warman is one of Taos’ most beautiful Fine Art Galleries.
We’ll Take A Cup Of Kindness Yet
For auld lang syne.
Miguel’s Madonnas
The Michael McCormick Gallery has a beautiful show up through the Holiday Season.
TwentyThousandths
The Pompador Gallery at Salon X is having a opening on Friday December 11th at 6pm.
High Horse
Ed Sandoval, whom you met here on the blog as his alter ego, Zorro, is one of Northern New Mexico’s most accomplished and collected artists.
Sacred
I’ve profiled Jen Weddle and her work here on taoStyle before, but her new pieces deserve more than a passing mention.
Kimberly Webber
Kimberly Webber’s work is a visual exploration and expression of (Feminine) Archetypes deeply encoded into the memory of the Collective Feminine Consciousness.
Jonathan Sobol At The Fechin Museum
Jonathan Sobol grew up in the mystical artist’s colony of Safed, in the Galilee, where his neighbors and early mentors were all artists.
Wilder Nightingale Fine Art
Robert Wilder Nightingale, the owner of Wilder Nightingale Fine Art first came to Taos to visit an old high school friend who had moved here.
Bill Rane’s Legacy
Born in Bend, Oregon, Bill Rane grew up in Garden Valley, Idaho where as a child, he dreamed of becoming an artist, but did not begin to study art and paint in earnest, until after serving in the US Navy during WWII.
Working Class Theater
Last week, I paid a visit to the Parks Playhouse, home of Working Class Theater here in Taos.
Santa Nino And Low Riders
This evening, while walking The Paseo, do take a detour into the Plaza to see and participate in this extraordinary event featuring the work of Anita Otilla Rodriguez, Father Bill McNichols and El Moises.