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Looking to the east side of Encanto Gallery, front center is a Navajo Second Phase Chiefs Blanket.
Ranchos de Taos gallery embodies the 'soul of the Southwest'
San Francisco de Asís, the most photographed and painted church in the United States, anchors Ranchos de Taos Plaza and salutes travelers coming to and from the town of Taos, a welcome sight for … more
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This year's Taos Fall Arts Festival Best of Show winner is 'All of Heaven and Earth' by Daniel A. Brown.
What's happening in Taos this week?
Even though this weekend marks the end of the Taos Fall Arts Festival for 2019, there's still a lot of arts and entertainment happenings going on all over Taos ... more
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'Fragments from the Devonian Sea,' zinc etching, 13-by-23 inches, by Gretchen Ewert
Printmakers create a superb impression
Much like the "first impression" we make on others upon a first meeting, the first impressions made from a block of wood or a metal plate as it contacts a sheet of paper through the … more
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The Taos Fall Arts opening reception has been one of the most anticipated events in the local arts scene.
Taos Fall Arts celebrates 45 years of artistic excellence
The excitement in Taos is palpable every year, anticipating opening night of the Taos Fall Arts Festival. The opening reception and awards presentations take place this year from … more
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Courtesy illustrationArmond Lara images of his 'Koshare' design
'Armond Lara Extravaganza' comes to town
A special exhibition is coming our way. FaraHNHeight Fine Art in collaboration with Revolt Gallery is "honored and enthusiastic" to bring the Armond Lara Extravaganza to Taos during … more
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Courtesy image'High Road Hay Barn,' oil on linen, 16-by-20 inches, by J. Chris Morel, one of the artists along the High Road Art Studio Tour.
High Road Art Tour offers a creative wonder around every turn
Locals love to tell visitors to "take the high road." The reason is because the route from Española north to Taos through the winding roads among high mountain villages is one of the … more
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Courtesy Doug HilsonAmerican artist and critic Peter Plagens
More to enjoy at Taos Fall Arts
The Taos Fall Arts Festival presents a number of ways to learn more about art and artists this year. This new program is titled "Art & Words: Critical Thinking and Writing … more
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Courtesy image'Triaxial Rotation of a Floating Volume of Light,' 22.5-by-29.75 inch lithograph printed at Cirrus in Los Angeles in 1971 by Ron Cooper
'From L.A. to Taos' brings quartet of art greats back together
The names alone are enough for art lovers to sit up and take notice. Larry Bell, Ronald Davis, Ron Cooper and Ken Price are legends in Taos for having elevated contemporary art on a … more
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Members of the transdisciplinary arts organization 'La Pocha Nostra' deliver provocative performances in order to encourage people to think across dividing lines of race, culture, class, gender and political belief, and work toward 'a borderless America,' according to the troupe's manifesto.
Paseo performance stirs dispute
Social media blew up like a wildfire the day after the "La Pocha Nostra" performance art group enacted a tableau many called "offensive," "sick" and inappropriate for a public venue … more
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'Notre Dame Burning,' multimedia on board, 48-by-60 inches, by Norbert Voelkel
Artists explore dream states and outrage
The willingness to move forward despite uncertainty is a hallmark of a new exhibit titled "Allegories," featuring the works of Norbert Voelkel of Taos and Alice van Buren of Santa … more
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Courtesy Marina YbarraAmong designs you'll see this year: 'Abiquiú Lake Flare Dress,' a Roxie Rudolph original. Lesley Merola-Moya is first and foremost a textile designer; the prints on her products are stunning. Roxie Rudolph is a slow fashion company which means your orders are actually created for you in sweatshop-free facilities in Canada once the order is placed. Roxie Rudolph's goal is to produce supercomfy, easy-to-wear, versatile clothing with a focus on great prints.
Models glide down runway for Big Brothers Big Sisters benefit
From Manhattan to Miami, fall fashion shows are popping up with models gliding down runways with panache dressed in designer garb you too could wear this fall. Taos is no exception … more
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Silver ring by Nathaniel Lowe
Where does the magic of art begin?
Reed St. Studio Artists Jane Ellen Burke: Burke has been printing in Taos for the past 18 years. Her most recent images have been made with simple squares colored in transparent inks of various … more
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Pictured is 'The New Covenant of Jesus Christ,' a piece by Tim Linhart that is currently touring the country. 'I think it will bring people out from under the rocks,' said Linhart.
Of ice, art and inspiration
Tim Linhart is a world-famous ice sculptor who is featured regularly on United States news networks and worldwide for his "ice music" collaborative concerts in the Alps and other … more
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Video: Moments from The PASEO 2019 [Video]
An example of Salvatore Giglio’s plein air artwork: 'Those "happy accidents" that occur on location cannot be duplicated in the studio," he once said.
Plein air artist remembered
A founding member of Sage Fine Art Gallery, Salvatore "Sal" Giglio, died May 20. The gallery will honor his life and work with a show during the month of August with an exhibition of … more
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Before sunset, Rica Maestas was spotted rehearsing her performance piece based upon the legend of La Llorona near the entrance to the cemetery adjacent to Kit Carson Park. Maestas plans to give tours of the acequia system led by the "wailing woman." " In these performative tours, we will not only learn about the historical and cross-cultural importance of acequias in Taos and around the world, but also befriend the multifaceted, ghostly mother we all learned to fear as children," a statement reads.
Photo Gallery: 2019 The Paseo [Photo gallery]
Visitors and longtime Taoseños strolled through the downtown area in Taos wide-eyed with wonder as The Paseo launched its 2019 edition. more
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'St. Anthony's Window' photograph by Meredith Garcia
Photographer Meredith Garcia paints with light
Perusing suggestive shadows and refractions is how Meredith Garcia trips the light fantastic in her art. She says she "paints with light," an evocative description of her process, … more
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'Triad' by Jane Kircher, a hanging glass creation displayed during the Río Costilla Studio Tour.
Artist Jane Kircher finds inspiration in riveting properties of glass
Jane Kircher, her studio always a delightful stop on the Río Costilla Studio Tour, takes an unusual and not readily apparent approach to her fused and slumped glass. She has a natural desire to … more
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Moxie Mixed Media is located at 204-C Paseo del Pueblo Norte.
'It's not a hobby, it's a way of life'
"Being creative is not a hobby, it's a way of life."That's Katie Thomas talking, owner-artist of Moxie and her new Moxie Mixed Media. Whether it's rust or ribbon you want for that special project, … more
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'Tonglen' by Ryan Mathern appeared at 2017's Burning Man Festival. Sponsored by Jocelyn Harper, tonglen, the Buddhist practice of receiving and accepting bad energy and sending out and letting go of one's good energy, is embodied in this prayer engine made of steel and fire. Standing 18 feet tall, this placid face made of segmented, polished, stainless steel breathes as an amplification of human input. Participants will be able to act on a handle that will operate the heart-shaped bellows and exhale through the sculpture's mouth.
The Paseo rips art right off the walls
It awakens at sunset. Its interactive playground encompasses all of downtown Taos. Its exhibits comprise a movable feast of visual arts, music, dance, light, literature, history, … more
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Artwork by abstract expressionist Harry Nadler, who died in 1990.
Rare exhibit by Harry Nadler at Stables Gallery
Acclaimed New Mexico-based abstract expressionist Harry Nadler (1930-1990) will be featured in a rare exhibition at the Stables Gallery of the Taos Center for the Arts, 133 Paseo del … more
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Valerie Plame Wilson, former United States CIA Operations Officer, will be in Taos to present her new novel Tuesday (Sept. 17) at the next meeting of the Op. Cit Mystery Book Club. She is also running for Congress from New Mexico.
What's happening in Taos?
There's a definite change in the air and it's not just the weather. The creative winds are whipping up in Taos this week with the opening of The Paseo art expo and next week with ... more
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Courtesy Museum of New Mexico'The Flaming One,' 1964, oil on canvas, 48-by-34 inches by Taos artist Emil James Bisttram. Promised gift to the New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe, from William Dailey and Nicole Panter Dailey.
Taos Transcendental Group art given to Museum of New Mexico
Formally established in Taos, the Transcendental Painting Group (1938-42) was committed to innovative new directions in modern American art. Their manifesto announced their goal to … more
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'In the Mean Time,' 72-by-48 inches by Dutch native Hubertus Winnubst is showing at Envision Gallery.
Back-to-back artistry at Overland galleries
The Overland Compound in El Prado will be the epicenter of two remarkable art exhibitions that open simultaneously Saturday (Sept. 7) from 5-7 p.m.- at the galleries Envision and Magpie … more
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Courtesy Lisa HarrisOo-oo-nah Art and Cultural Center's Marie Reyna speaks at a luncheon for the Taos Fall Arts Festival's Kid's Give Back Program Aug. 28 at the Farmhouse Café in El Prado.
Taos Fall Arts program plants seeds for next generation of local creatives
Keeping kids excited about creating art is the point of Taos Fall Arts Festival's "Kids Give Back" program. Giving student artists the means to express themselves creatively is the goal of this … more
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