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"In Pursuit"
July 3 - September 2, 2018 An Exhibit of Paintings and Monotypes by Suzanne Wiggin Suzanne Wiggin moved to Taos in 1976 as a teenager. Her artistic vision has been formed by the years of living in the Taos Valley. Her focus has been the weather and its relationship with the land. This exhibit includes both oil paintings and monotypes which she has created in her studio in Arroyo Seco, NM, over the past 30 years of making. |
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"Connective Threads" from Weaving Southwest
An Exhibition of Weavings curated by Teresa Loveless. May 1 - July 1, 2018 "For some of us it’s the sheep; for some it’s the history, the culture, the techniques; for some it’s the ranchers, the lifestyle. Whatever our inspiration, we all choose to weave The Southwestern Way, incorporating techniques and fibers that have existed in this region long before us. Over our lifetimes, we have created stories and made connections that all tie back to this style of weaving. This show, Connected Threads, intends to illustrate the importance of the preservation and education of this style of weaving, by exhibiting works of artists near and far, along with bits of their stories. With pieces woven by beginning weavers, experienced tapestry artists, students, teachers, ranchers, spinners, craftsman, and the list goes on, we begin to see how the threads of this story are interwoven over generations, hopefully leaving the viewer inspired and curious about this truly important art form. " - Teresa Loveless |
"OUT and ABOUT"
with Geraint Smith Iconic images and new works from northern New Mexico and southern Colorado April - May, 2018 “The banquet is spread constantly, with no thought of whether anyone will attend. If I were receptive enough, perhaps I would see it in everything. But I’m not, so photography is one of the tools I use to help me concentrate, to help me see deeply, to block out all that is extraneous and see that which is essential.” Words close to my heart from photographer Dewitt Jones. |
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Geraint Smith was born in Stanleytown, a small coal mining community in the Rhondda Valley in South Wales. In 1978 he moved to Los Angeles. Following a successful ten year career in commercial photography, he moved to northern New Mexico.
Geraint has spent the past thirty five years traveling and photographing the land, architecture and people of the region.
He is a respected fine art photographer. His knowledge of the American Southwest, and in particular northern New Mexico and southern Colorado is extensive. His work has appeared in national and international publications. His fine art prints are hanging in countries all over the world and almost every US state. He is the author of the book Rio Grande del Norte: An Intimate Portrait.
Geraint lives in San Cristobal, a village nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico, with his wife Pamela and their three dogs.
Additional information is available on his website www.geraintsmith.com
Geraint has spent the past thirty five years traveling and photographing the land, architecture and people of the region.
He is a respected fine art photographer. His knowledge of the American Southwest, and in particular northern New Mexico and southern Colorado is extensive. His work has appeared in national and international publications. His fine art prints are hanging in countries all over the world and almost every US state. He is the author of the book Rio Grande del Norte: An Intimate Portrait.
Geraint lives in San Cristobal, a village nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico, with his wife Pamela and their three dogs.
Additional information is available on his website www.geraintsmith.com