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Official destination for Fine Art in Taos New Mexico, best art galleries in Taos,Fine Art Gallery in Taos representing Evelyne Boren, Jivan Lee, Nicholas Herrera, top galleries in Taos New Mexico

TCA presents performing arts, visual arts, film and children’s programs in Taos, New Mexico.

Southwest University of Visual Arts is a private art and design college in the Southwest that is accredited like a major university. Visit our Tucson or Albuquerque campuses for more information about becoming an expert in a variety of fields. Graphic Design, Advertising Marketing, Animation, Illustration, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Photography, and Studio Arts

New Mexico college offering study in Applied Science and Technology Programming. Paleontology, Fine Arts-Bronze Foundry, Farrier Science, Business Administration, Diesel and Automotive Technology and other arts and sciences.

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Mexico Lindo imports fine folk Mexican arts and crafts, and is known for their exceptional selection of carved and painted wooden Alebrijes or woodcarvings from Oaxaca and also the brilliantly colorful beaded masks, jewelry and yarn paintings of the Huichol Indians. Here you can also find a wonderous variety of crafts representing the traditions and arts of many of Mexico's indigenous peoples, such as pierced tin-work items and fixtures, Talavera ceramics from Puebla and Oaxacan black pottery. The distinctive textiles and patterns of many regions are found in a delicious array of clothing, blankets, rugs, pillows, wall hangings, placemats, mirrors, trays, baskets and leather goods. You will also find a one-of-a-kind collection of handmade wire wrapped mineral jewelry (many with Mayan and Aztec motifs), and beaded necklaces, made by co-owner and graduate gemologist, Lisa DiGioia. In addition, we carry the gleaming silver and gemstone jewelry that is recognized throughout the world as an example of fine silversmithing. Mexico Lindo also has a wonderful selection of items representing some of the most beloved and famous icons and customs from Mexican culture, such as: Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, San Juan Diego and the Virgin of Guadalupe, the Celebration of the Day of the Dead, Che Guevara and many others. Mexico Lindo seeks to educate others about both ancient and modern Mexican culture, customs and cuisines, and we carry an excellent selection of books, cookbooks, music and ingredients for cooking. We seek to provide the means for others to create or enhance their home environments and collections, with items appropriate for both private and public sanctuaries, altars and fiestas.

Over eighty years ago, William and Rose Fulton traveled to Dragoon, Arizona, to build their new home. Having stayed at the Triangle T Guest Ranch in Texas Canyon, William Fulton fell in love with the area and bought up 1600 acres. The Connecticut couple had both turned 50; the kids were grown and they were looking for a second home in the sunny west. They set about building much more than that. Mrs. Fulton loved the American Quarter Horse and put their new FF Ranch to work raising the breed. Mr. Fulton loved the history, arts and cultures of Native American people. Seventy-years ago he created a nonprofit organization that he called the Amerind Foundation. The Fultons built a spacious museum in Texas Canyon, and there they assembled a beautiful collection of Native arts and crafts created by people from North, Central, and South America. Mr. Fulton pursued and funded archaeological research expeditions that shed light on the ancient peoples of Cochise County and northern Mexico. The Fultons passed on in the 1960s, but their legacy survives. The Amerind continues to display the fine arts and fine crafts of Native American people. The Fultons’ lovely museum brings 10,000 visitors a year to Dragoon and 800 school children from around Cochise County. The Amerind continues to support new research into the history of ancient people in North America and around the world.

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Bree Lamb is a fine art photographer currently in her third year in the Master of Fine Arts program at the University of New Mexico. She is also the Online Coordinator for Fraction Magazine and does freelance photography, web and graphic design work.

Missives from a fourth generation fine arts dealer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA.