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Taos, New Mexico |
EXHIBITION
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JULY EXHIBITION highlights
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Carving the Saints: The Barelas and Salazars
TAOS: Hacienda de los Martinez, Two Taos families of santeros.
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Visionaries in Clay: Pueblo Pottery Past and Present
Couse-Sharp Historic Site, Saturdays only, 10-4:00pm.
The exhibit pairs historic pieces with contemporary potters' work.
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Ronald Davis, Still Alive
Hulse Warman Gallery, through July 31.
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JULY EVENT highlights
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Throughout July - Taos School of Music concerts
TAOS and TAOS SKI VALLEY: Borromeo, Brentano, and Miro quartets; Robert McDonald, piano; young artists.
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July 8-10 - 31st - Annual Taos Pueblo Pow Wow
TAOS PUEBLO Pow Wow Field: American Indian dance and drumming competitions, arts, crafts.
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July 8-10 - Angel Fire ArtsFest 2016
ANGEL FIRE: 35th annual juried exhibition 30 regional artists.
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July 9, 2016 - Wild Rivers Plein Air Paint-Out
QUESTA: Wild Rivers Wilderness Area. Painting, exhibition, StorySLAM with the theme of "Pollination."
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July 13-17 - Taos Visionaries: A Celebration
TAOS: A cultural arts consortium centered on the Taos Visionaries, past and present.
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July 22-24 - Las Fiestas de Taos
TAOS: Taos Plaza. Feast day of Taos patron saints, Santiago and Santa Ana (Taos Pueblo celebrates July 25-26)
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JULY WORKSHOP highlights
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6-day Clay Retreats
GHOST RANCH: Lodging, meals plus choice of three pottery workshops. |
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Visual and Literary Arts Retreats
TAOS: Mabel Dodge Luhan House: Four all-inclusive, multi-day workshops
in July |
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Ronald Davis, Staurolite 2016, pixel dust on aluminum
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Taos Pueblo potter Angie Yazzie
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Young Taos School of Music artist by Tina Larkin
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Anita Rodriguez, "Love Lace and Lowriders"
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TCA Exhibits at The Historic Taos Inn
Devotion, Transcendence
and Resistance
Shrines, Household Altars
and Devotional Installations
by Anita Rodriguez |
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June 30 – November 7, 2016
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In the Encore Gallery of TCA
Migration Metamorphosis Symbiosis Emergence
Paper Installation by TJ Mabrey
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Through July 19, 2016
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In Taos Community Auditorium
Indie Films on the Big Screen
Every Sunday - Wednesday |
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Weedeater
Newly Released Documentary
Urban Forager and Plant Communicator
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July 21, 7pm with Q&A
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133 Paseo del Pueblo Norte
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 758-2052
info@tcataos.org
www.tcataos.org
Gallery hours: Tues. – Fri, 11am-3pm;
and during events |
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Tom Dixon (b.1947), "splitlevel,"
oil on masonite, 2016, 54 x 48"
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Group Exhibition
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This Exhibition will showcase works by our roster of Contemporary Artists
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July 8 – August 6, 2016
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Works by:
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Eric Andrews, Ron Cooper,
John De Puy, Tom Dixon,
Claire Libin, Ron Lopez,
America Martin, Shaun Richel,
Mark Strong |
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203 Ledoux Street
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 751-1262
art@203fineart.com
www.203fineart.com
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John Collier Jr., "1943 Trampas, NM,"
courtesy Library of Congress
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Taos Visionaries:
A Celebration |
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July 13 – 17, 2016
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At various sites and venues in the historic district of Taos, the Arts Council celebrates
Taos Visionaries in visual art, poetry, literature, dance and theatre. A highlight is
a free, public symposium on Friday, July 15th at Taos Public Library. Art historians
Dr. Sharyn Udall, David Witt and Jina Brenneman present talks on New Mexico Moderns,
Taos Moderns and the next generation of Taos artists. The afternoon sessions include presentations
on Flamenco in northern New Mexico, the High Road from Santa Fe to Taos and a dramatic
reading of the play "Losing D.H. Lawrence". For tickets and reservations contact Paul Figueroa,
575-779-8579 or pcf1947@yahoo.com
"The Presence of Light" a photography show at Taos Town Hall continues through July.
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PO Box 263
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 779-8579
info@taosartscouncil.org
www.taosartscouncil.org
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Greg Moon, "Headgear,"
mixed media/lightbox, 13 x 9 x 9"
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Boxes of Moonlight |
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This month we feature the light-boxes of owner Greg Moon. These quirky little pieces hearken back to the nostalgic subjects of his youth. There is a childlike delight in cheesy monster movies, the space race, and the cartoons of the 60s… all done in a mixed media mashup that has an additional layer due to the internal lighting of each piece. "It's been an interesting series as it's a definite departure in not only subject matter, but media and technical challenges as well." Funny, irreverent, and funky best describe the end result. Bring your sense of humor…
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Greg Moon Art
109A Kit Carson Road
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 770-4463
info@gregmoonart.com
www.gregmoonart.com
Monday – Tuesday and
Thursday – Saturday, 11am-5pm |
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Agnes Martin (detail) by Donald Woodman
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SOMOS Summer
Writers Series |
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Reading and Discussion
AGNES MARTIN AND ME
by
Donald Woodman
July 20, 7:00pm
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Harwood Museum of Art
Arthur Bell Auditorium |
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Sarah Stolar, "Janet," oil on canvas, 72 x 72"
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RANDOM VISIONS |
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During the next two months watch DAFA as
we acquire new and bold works by eight powerful
contemporary artists. |
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Works by Sara Stolar and Merlene Schain are arriving in July.
Kate Rivers and Christy Schwathe are already hanging proud in the
gallery.
The accumulation of new work culminates with a three day
reception September 8-10. Previews available,
the show is open now. |
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132 Kit Carson Road
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 758-7113
david@davidanthonyfineart.com
davidanthonyfineart.com/random-visions
Thursday – Sunday 10am-5pm;
and by appointment |
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The Fechin Food Forest
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Enjoy the
Fechin Food Forest
for FREE |
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Team up with Lettuce Grow Farms to foster the Fechin Food Forest in July: enjoy FREE weekly child-friendly activities during Sunday Coffee Cart hours (10 AM to 1 PM): family yoga, food-and-garden-related art activities, and exploration of the art of turning a garden into a food forest.
Good for the community, the environment, and the world. |
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227 Paseo del Pueblo Norte • P.O. Box 1848
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 758-2690, ext 101
frontdesk@taosartmuseum.org
www.taosartmuseum.org
Tuesday – Sunday, 10am-4pm
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Marsden Hartley, "Blessing the Melon (The Indians Bring the Harvest to Christian Mary
for Her Blessing)," c. 1918, oil on panel,
32 3/8 × 23 7/8".
Philadelphia Art Museum:
The Alfred Stieglitz Collection, 1949
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Through September 11, 2016 |
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Mabel Dodge Luhan & Company: American Moderns and the West is a major traveling exhibition curated by MaLin Wilson-Powell
and Lois Rudnick. |
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This exhibition focuses on the life of Mabel Dodge Luhan (1879-1962), who brought modernism to Taos creating a "Paris West" in the American Southwest. Luhan invited "movers and shakers" including D.H. Lawrence, Georgia O'Keeffe, Ansel Adams, John Marin, Marsden Hartley, and Paul Strand to find in northern New Mexico's physical and cultural landscapes new aesthetic and perspectives on modern life. The exhibition presents these artists in relation to Pueblo and Hispano artists, examining a unique "Southwest Modernism."
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www.mabeldodgeluhan.org |
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ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM:
October 29, 2016 – January 22, 2017
BURCHFIELD PENNEY ART CENTER:
March 10 – May 28, 2017 |
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