Paos News honors fair participants and prize winners
Rachel Brown and Kristina Wilson earned honorable mentions for their traditional exhibit booths at the 1966 New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair in Albuquerque. The four day event in Old Town Plaza featured bakers, weavers, musicians, and dancers, with prizes donated by local merchants and a flag presentation by fair officials. More than 150,000 people attended the Cross roads to Three Cultures themed fair, highlighting Spanish American and Indian heritage through 90 New Mexico artists and 125 booths.
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Rachel Brown
Kristina Wilson
New Mexico
Santa Clara
Albuquerque
Tom Thomason
Kelly Shannon
Santa Fe
Arts and Crafts Fair
James Price
Theottom
Jhoaths
And Now Miguel Captures New Mexico Spirit on Screen
Time magazine lauds And Now Miguel as a sturdy, heartwarming follow up to Misty and Island of the Blue Dolphins. Set on the San Christa high plateau of New Mexico, the film follows Miguel Pat Cardi as he grows toward manhood through family sheeping life, peril, work, and belonging.
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New Mexico
Time Magazine
Miguel
Robert Radnitz
James Clark
Miguel Pat Cardi
Sanare de Crista
Dasburg and O Keeffe Exhibitions at Amon Carter Fort Worth
Alfred Frankenstein reviews Andrew Dasburg and Georgia O Keeffe shows at the Amon Carter Museum Fort Worth Texas for the San Francisco Examiner Chronicle April 17. Dasburg praised as a major sandscape draughtsman with a distinctive late abstract style and Saint Marin like echoes while O Keeffe is hailed as the last representative of heroic American tradition. Reproductions include Dasburg drawing Road to Ranchds and three O Keeffe paintings dated 1927 1929 and 1966.
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Alfred Frankenstein
Andrew Dashurg
Georgia O'Keeffe
Amon Carter Museum
Fort Worth
Tex
San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle
Dashurg
Taos School of Painters
van Gogh
Dasburg
John Marin
Lyonel Feininger
O'Keeffe
van Deren Coke
Road To Ranchds,”” — 1958. In A Long Review of the O'Keeffe
Art Notes Georgie and the Magmian by Robert Bright
Art notes profile Robert Bright author illustrator of Georgie the shy lite ghost fifth book in the series Bright who lives in Santa Fe with his wife Katherine also painted in Tuas summers former Tacseno and WAAL Bob Burns opens Studio of Glass at Spiveys Cafe Taos visitors welcome Mrs Creamer back at Taos Posta Rd teaching painting in Blue Door studio member of multiple art groups awards and gallery representation.
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Georgie
Robert Bright
Shy Lite
Bright
Santa Fe
Katherine
Bob Burns
Spivey’s Cafe
South Pueblo Rd
Rom Tos Compadres
el Prado
Charles Creamer
Taos
Posta Rd
Dana Point
Calif
Creamer
Mary
Blue Door
California Art Club
American Institute of Fine Arts
Los Angeles
San Diego
Windfall Press
Chicago
Hob Nystedt
Wis
Budd Schulberg
Nystedt
Travelers
Littles
Judson Crews
Ranchos de Jaos
New Mexico
Willer
Around and About the Torberts Seek Summer Llano Home
Retired Mr and Mrs Richard Torbert spend 15 months away from home and live at the Bewley Apartments Llano uemada this summer They headquarted seven months in Esto ral Portugal and Benidora Spain finding both places delightful Their Albuquerque sojourn is with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Cassell and children Lisa and Emily They moved from Dallas in December The Jack Dunns of Clovis visited Taos last week from their Red River summer home They previously stayed two months in Corpus Christi Brownsville and Laredo Texas this winter
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Richard Torbert
Bewley
Llano Uemada
Torberts
Estoral
Portugal
Benidora
Spain
Albuquerque
Robert Cassell
Lisa
Emily
Dallas
Jack Dunns
Clovis
Taos
Red River
Dunns
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Laredo
Tex
Loretta Cantu to enter UNM Nursing College in fall
Miss Loretta Cantu from the University of New Mexico will return for the summer session and enter the Nursing College in the fall. The Melvin Weimers and the Melvin Walter Winners from Colorado Springs stayed with the Cunnyinghams and were joined by Mrs. Ethel Myers and W H McCourt party. Peggy Williamson toured with Metropolitan Opera Co. in Amarillo. Joe Livington and family moved to their newly finished home at Por Creek.
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Loretta Cantu
University of New Mexico
Nursing College
C. D. Weimer
Melvin Weimers
Melvin Walter Winners
Colorado Springs
Jack Cunnyinghams
Ethel Myer
el Paso
Juarez
W.H. McCourt
Fort Collins
Colo
Bill
Richard Farrell
Metropolitan Opera Co
Peggy Williamson
Amarillo
Tex
Joe Livington
McCourt
Meyers Broth
Por Creek
Wind Song Gallery Opens in Tubac by Margare Nichols
Margare Nichols opens a new Wind Song gallery on Kit Carson Street in the former J Cavalluccio shop in Tubac Arizona. She displays oils watercolors ceramics and jewelry plus works by Barbara Jones Smith Glendora California Charles and Julia Campbell Dagne Yates and William Zivie among others through the season. Nichols a Tubac art colony founder trained in design and studied with Michael Ursulescu and Dale Nichols. Her Gulf Coast paintings near Pass Christian Mississippi are noted by Mac Mahon Gibbs for their delicate mist and luminous mood. Much of her ceramic jewelry draws on two thousand year old clay heads found at the Teotihuacan site near Mexico City.
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Margare Nichols
Tubac
Ariz
Kit Carson Street
J. Cavalluccio
Nichols
Byer
Barbara Jones
Smith
Glendora
Calif
Charles
Julia Campbell
Dagne Yates
Phoenix
William Zivie
Tucson
Palm Springs
Michael M. Ursulescu
Dale Nichols
Gulf Coast
Pass Christian
Miss
Mac Mahon Gibbs
Religious Art Exhibit Opens at Taos First Presbyterian
Taos artists are invited to submit one or two works to the Second Annual Religious Art Exhibit at the First Presbyterian Church of Taos. July 23 to 31. no jury, but works may be rejected if inappropriate. Theme “Man Before God.” Reception July 23 from 1 to 5 p.m. Deliver works by noon July 22. contact Pastor Rev. Raymond F. Kersting for details.
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Taos
First Presbyterian Church of
Raymond F. Kersting
Kersting
Land Rush Named Best Juvenile Western Novel
Carl Hodges is recognized posthumously for Land Rush as outstanding Western juvenile in the Sixth Annual Western Heritage Awards. Oklahoma City hosts awards to honor 1965 achievements across motion pictures novels magazines and more with Wrangler trophies and Charles M Russell replica prizes.
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Carl G. Hodges
William Moore Co
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Western Heritage Center
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Charles M. Russell
Carl Hodges
State of
I Ilinois
Katie Elder
Vardis Lisher
The
American Heritage Publishing Company
American Heritage History of
Great West
Zebulon Pike
Donald Jackson
American Heritage Magazine of History
Arts notes from Taos and El Paso exhibit circuits
Out of town guests attend Milford Greer’s Gallery A show with notable visitors from Mound Ridge Kay and Santa Fe. A multi-state art circuit includes the Fifty Artists from Fifty States exhibition at the El Paso Museum of Art, prize winners listed, and related Taos and Taos area workshops led by Emil Bisttram and Doe Reed.
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Milford Greer
Gallery A
Milford Greer Sr
Robert Goering
Carmen
Selma
Rebecca
Sarah
Lester Stewart
Moundridge
Kay
Peter Kennedy
Davis
Calif
Milford
Jim Richardson
Los Alamos
Richardson
Robert Ewing
Museum of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Goering
Kennedy
Texas Technological College
Taos
Clarence Kincaid
Foster Marlow
Carmela Dominguez
Diana Fowler
Midland
Tex
Anita Young
Linda Mixon
Carolyn Andres
Sherry Jeffreys
Lubbock
Louise McConnell
Louise Billings
Houston
Alice Meek
Jane Gayle
Scotti Roach
el Paso
Marilynn Branham
Ann Young
Ruby Shook
Plainview
Jo Flynn
Snyder
Mary Moore
Judy Edwards
Amarillo
Roanne Musser
Terrell
Darvas Peer
Dot Colfry
Dallas
Evelyn Salmons
Bryan
Bernice Shaw
Sweetwater
Edith Setile
Artie Humphreys
Frances Melton
Truda White
Amherst
Frances Law
Lipan
Irene Chamberlain
Snellytown
Don Stroud
Levetland
Emil Bisttram
Doe] Reed
Fort Burgwin
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