Art Notes Highlight Regional Artists at Taos Gallery
Six artists, including Nick Abdalla, Barbara Durrett, Jorge Fick, Tommy Hicks, Fritz Scholder, and Mike Selig, were accepted for the 1971 New Mexico Fine Arts Biennial at the Museum of New Mexico Santa Fe with Selig and Scholder winning cash awards. The Taos School of Music reaffirms nondiscrimination. An Arthur Abrams oils show at the Stables Gallery drew praise before a Ted Egri sculpture show opens June 11.
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Gallery of Contemporary Art
New Mexico
New Taos
Susan Ross
Taos Art Association
Ken Drew
New Taos County Court House
Arthur Abrams
Stables Gallery
White
Abrams
Gordon Bastian
Shirley Stark
Ted Egri
Old Courthouse Art Center opens with galleries and shops
Public reception marks the opening of the Old Courthouse Art Center on June 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The remodeled ground floor now houses six shops and three galleries including Tregear Galeria de Taos and Old Taos Jail Art Gallery. Exhibitors include Norman Appleton and Raul Gutierrez with works in bronze, watercolor, and landscapes, plus regional crafts from Taos and Santa Fe artists.
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Old Courthouse
Old Courts
Jay
Liz Walker
Tom Humphreys
Walkers
Europe
Vancouver
Canada
Conquistador
Elizabeth
Elia Romero
Roberta
E. Wesley Speir
Santa Fe
Norman Appleton
E. M. Moore
Raul Gutier- Tez
Frank Ligon
Dan Parson
Lillie Speir
Suzanne Field
New York
Jagoda
Colorado Springs
Doris Caudill
Questa
Roberta and
E. Wesley
E. Wesley Spier
Tregear
Tregear Galeria de
Regina Cooke
Balcomb and Kuhne to show at Gallery of Modern Art in Taos
Balcomb and Kuhne announce a two man Minimal Art show at the Gallery of Modern Art in Taos opening June 5 and running through June 30. A reception will be held Saturday evening. Balcomb, a San Acacio resident, and Kuhne, a University of New Mexico art professor, bring their first major Taos exhibition together.
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San Antonio
Texas
Owl's Nest
Southwest
Charles
Dorothy Archibald
Taos
Albuquerque
Archibald
Department
University of New Mexico Medical School
U. S. Public Health Service
Balcomb
Kuhne
Gallery of Modern Art
Anton Balcomb
Ray Kuhne
Barbara Merrick Bateman
San Acacio
Colo
Duns Scotus College
Detroit
St. Leonards College
Dayton
Ohio
The
Society of Arts and Crafts
Open House for Taos Opera Guild Open House
Members of the Taos Opera Guild will attend the Santa Fe Opera Guild's annual open house in Opera Ranch gardens Saturday from 4 to 6 PM. The invitation welcomes New Mexico Opera Guild Inc. members and offers new memberships at the event. Co chairmen of arrangements are Mrs Paul Boushelle Jr Mrs Jay Miller and Mrs Arthur Coleman.
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Taos Opera Guild
Santa Fe Opera
Opera Ranch Gardens
Santa Fe Guilds
New Mexico Opera Guild Inc
Garden Entrance
Guild
Paul Boushelle Jr
Jay Miller
Arthur Coleman
Johnson McNutt
Charles Barrows
Stanley Carr
Fred Hannahs
Abe Silver
Frank Vergara
Bob Barberousse
Lorin Smith
Margaret
Carol Silver
Barrows
Around and About Ed Bewley Returns From Fort Worth
Ed Bewley has returned to Taos from Fort Worth Texas where he attended events and met with associates. He planned to resume local engagements and share experiences from his time away.
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Ed Bewley
Taos
Ft. Worth, Tex
Hidden Gallery brings seven Texas painters to Guadalupe Plaza
Former La Galeria Escondida and Ledoux Frame Shop reopens as Hidden Gallery on Guadalupe Plaza under Don Cheek. The show features Texans Jack White Kenneth Wyatt Carl Smith John McCarty Otho Stubbs Ted Bell and Bob Moline. White’s 14 carat gold leaf glass works receive national praise. Wyatt paints Western ranch scenes and the modern horse world. Smith, a Canyon artist, shows Plains heritage canvases with collectors including King Ranch and John Connally. McCarty of High Plains Galleries aims to capture the breadth of the Plains and Southwest. Stubbs, a Taos trained painter and World War II veteran, depicts frontier life. Bell, a Floydada watercolorist, highlights Plains ranches. Moline blends water color and realism with Comanche heritage.
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la Galeria Escondida
Ledoux
Hidden Gallery
Galleria Escondida
Guadalupe Plaza
Don Cheek
Floydada
Tex
Jack White
Kenneth Wyatt
Carl Smith
John McCarty
Otho Stubbs
Ted Bell
Bob Moline
Texas
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Cheek
Austin
The
Austin American Statesman
Echruseos
Jackson Hole
Taos
Wyatt
Wichita Falls
Stephenville
Quarter Horse
Horse World
Quarter Horse Journal
Southwest Heritage
Ken Curtis
Tulsa
Texas Panhandle
Carl J. Smith
Canyon
Plains
King Ranch
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Connally
Arthur Godfrey
Bud Wilkinson
Smith
High Plains
Amarillo
McCarty
Great Southwest
Cottonwoods
Maverick Town
Old Tascosa
West
America
Turkey
Cranfill's Gap
Bosque County
Georgia
Mississippi
George Stubbs
Texas Tech
New Mexico
Hill and Canyon
5Th Armored
Normandy Beach
France
Germany
Silverton
Lockney
Bell
University of New Mexico
Mexico City College
Emilio Caballero
West Texas State University
Moline
Equin
Chistholm Trail
Louisiana
Ln Leathercraft
Taos Trappers and the Southwest Fur Trade
Norman Okla Today Taos is praised as a popular tourist center with the Taos Pueblo art scene and curio shops. The book The Taos Trappers The Fur Trade in the Far Southwest 1540 1846 by David J Weber chronicles Taos based trappers like Pegleg Smith Kit Carson and James Ohio Pattie who forged commerce north to Colorado and west to the Pacific, aiding the Santa Fe Trail wealth.
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Okla
Taos
New Mexico
Taos Puebla
Southwest
David J. Weber
Far Southwest
The
Uani
Oklahoma Press
Weber
San Diego State College
University of New Mexico
Pegreg Smith
Kit Carson
James Ohio Pattie
Colorado Basin
Pacific
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Hopi Reservation
Ariz
R. C. Gorman
Fritz Scholder
Virginia Duran
Picuris Pueblo
Maria Martinez
San Ildefonso
Lucy Lewis
U.S
Alaska
Eric Gibberds
Gibberd
Kretschmer
Allan Hauser
Institute of American Indian Arts
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Taos County
Sessor
Tregear Galeria
de Taos
Marge Harrison
Susie Harris
Doe Denton
Carolyn Rees
Judy Wallner
Joan McCrary
Baird
Ruth Brewer
Mary
Dietrich
Gloria Newman
Mary Russo
Pat Sechrist
Nan Collins
Bill Chenoweth
Taos Jail
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Dalhart Windberg
Clinton Baermann
H. Meyer
Gary Osborne
Weatherhead Foundation
Cleveland
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Oda
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Mary Floyd
Cactus Crafts
Janet DeBoer
Loveland
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Arthur
Pearl Anaya
Taos Coin Shop
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Tomix
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