by David Pagani | Nov 30, 2018
After two-plus decades as a jury psychologist, I became restless, looking for a new direction. in 2007, I bought a printer and printed a few of my snapshots. Saw immediately the enormous gap between what I had seen in my mind and what I had captured on paper. New...
by Doreen Garten | Nov 30, 2018
Krysteen Waszak is a dedicated plein air painter. Her oils are full of vibrant lively color, energy and a touch of whimsy. A unique process where she builds layers, creates dimension & flow, all the while painting quickly and confidently to allow the story of the...
by Doreen Garten | Nov 30, 2018
My name is Catherine Veblen and I have been throwing pottery on the wheel for over 40 years. I apply surface decoration with mason stains and oxides and I high fire my pottery to cone 5 in an electric kiln. I use both porcelain and stoneware clays. I live in Corrales,...
by Lynn Myers | Nov 30, 2018
Paul was a moccasin maker since his early teens growing up in South Dakota, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux. He moved to New Mexico in 1978 to continue his post high school education and upon completion decided to stay because “there are no blizzards”. Tenoso...
by Doreen Garten | Nov 30, 2018
Many years ago, Rick relocated from Florida to New Mexico for an executive position to run an Albuquerque R&D group and they discovered Corrales. For ten years, Rick directed “energetic” materials research, design and testing. In his spare time, he built his...
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