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 studioxadmin | 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...
by studioxadmin | Nov 30, 2018
When people walk into my booth at an art festival, I tell them, ‘It was all white silk before I got a hold of it, and I had a little fun! Color makes everything better.’ Truth be told I had a lot of fun. I love what I do! I have been painting on silk since January of...
by Pat Kirby | Nov 30, 2018
Pat Kirby has a degree from New Mexico State University which she uses to cover an ominous stain on the wall. After a several years playing a “responsible adult,” Pat quit the 8-to-5 workplace for an opportunity to be the proverbial starving artist. While...
by Pat Kirby | Nov 30, 2018
Justin grew up on a cattle ranch in the arid outskirts of Las Cruces, New Mexico, where he learned to fix and build just about everything short of the Space Shuttle. A graduate of New Mexico State University (Geology. Go rocks!), he currently earns a real living in...
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