Agnes Chavez
Agnes Chavez is a Cuban-American multi-media artist and educator. Her work and vision is at the core of Taos’ celebrated, now annual Paseo event, which will take over the streets of Taos this weekend.
Nancy Laupheimer
As the founder, director and flutist for the Taos Chamber Music Group, Nancy’s reputation and regard among world-renowned musicians, have elevated the TCMG far beyond what one expects of a small town, classical music ensemble.
Art For The Heart
The annual Art For The Heart, Glam Trash Fashion Show was held on August 22nd at the John Dunn Shops, and drew crowds and applause for the creative and stunning designs made from, well, trash.
Anita Otilla Rodriguez
Many remarkable people have lived here and continue to make Taos their home but none, in my humble opinion, are so quintessentially of this place as Anita Otilla Rodriguez.
A Tribute To R.C. Gorman
Michael McCormick’s Annual Indian Market Celebration has become a tradition in Taos.
Paul O’Connor’s Portraits
Tomorrow afternoon, a new show of Paul O’Connor’s portraits of Taos Characters opens at the Bareiss Gallery.
Taos Characters
Paul O’Connor’s award winning book Taos Portraits was conceived over two decades ago when Paul began capturing some of the most interesting characters in Taos with his camera lens.
Pearl Jones Tranter at Salon X
Born and raised in Vallejo, California, Pearl Jones Tranter has been photographing the world around her since she was given a Rolleiflex camera by her husband, in 1953.
203 Fine Art
The 1940s were a pivotal decade for the Taos Art Community.
Peter Parks
Peter Parks was raised in Ohio but spent his teen years in Europe, going to school in Switzerland and spending time on the Greek island of Mykonos and in Rome.
Bill Baker’s Vanishing Tribes
Born in Bronxville, New York in 1961, Bill Baker’s realization that he was an artist, occurred while working as a carpenter in the city.
Shelbee Mares Comes Full Circle
Shelbee Mares has shown at the Michael McCormick Gallery for over a decade.