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2011 Studios and Participants:
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1
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Dana
Darrow
Oil,
watercolor & clay, feather, leather jewelry
Rick
Church
Semi-abstract
Acrylic
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2
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Community
Artist Mercado
Arts
and crafts, food
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3
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Julie
Wagner
Drawings,
prints, artist's books, ravens
Molly
Hennerty White
Fine
jewelry
Michael
Hennerty
Hand-forged
iron works, Blacksmith Shop
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4
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NNMC: Fiber
Arts
Contemporary
& traditional textiles, place mats, purses, yarns, rugs,
naturally-dyed yarns and natural dye class during tour
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5
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NNMC: Spanish
Colonial Furniture
Hand
carved furniture, home accessories. College open house and
tours
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6
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David
Michael Kennedy
Traditional
fine art photography, silver gelatin and platinum / palladium
prints
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7
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Barbara
Campbell,
Stoneware
Artifacts
Functional
and decorative pottery
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8
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Mel
Archuleta
Spanish
Colonial wood carving: Mirrors,crosses, frames, tables, and
more
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9
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Gedeon
Santos
All
Hand-woven textiles on a backstrap loom
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10
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Carmen
Campos
Traditional
& contemporary tin art
Vincent
Campos
Contemporary
retablos
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11
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Carola
Bell
Explorations
in color – watercolor and oil, traditional “God’s Eyes”,
handmade table settings
James
Malone
Sumi-e
paintings, traditional Asian ink on handmade paper,
hand-painted “talking sticks”
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12
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Elena
and Nicholas
Herrera
Contemporary
folk art, paintings, retablos, santos
Susan
Guevara
Drawings
& paintings
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13
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El
Rito Library
"Death
by Chocolate” desserts
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14
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Julie
Claire
Intuitive
paintings, art cards, intuitive painting group show
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15
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Carol
Martin Davis
Quilts,
wall hangings, fabric sculpture
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16
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Larry
Sparks
Acrylic
paintings & mixed media assemblage, found object sculpture
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2011 El Rito
Studio Tour Site Map
To
see a sample of the artist work click on the studio number
or visit our facebook page for higher resolution samples.
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Food:
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Tour Highlights:
During
this weekend, you can visit individual artists’ studios as well
as stops where many artists are showing, such as the Mercado
(#2) and Northern
New Mexico College
(#4, 5,).
Two
venues are also stops on the new, state-wide New
Mexico Fiber Arts Trail: Julie
Wagner (#3),
and Northern New
Mexico College
(#5)
Barbara
Campbell, Stoneware Artifacts
(#7) is now on the New
Mexico Potter's Trail.
At
the El Rito
Library (#13),
“Death by Chocolate” desserts.
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Acknowledgments:
The
El Rito
Studio Tour
is funded in part by the County
of Rio Arriba
Lodger's Tax
and fiscally sponsored by Luciente,
Inc.
Thanks
to the El Rito Library for its leadership in supporting
community arts projects and use of its facility for this
event.
Thanks to all the artists and volunteers who
donated their time and special skills to organize this tour to
include as many community members as possible.
Thanks to
Northern New Mexico College.
Thanks
to the El Rito residents for their support and hospitality during
this festive weekend.
Please support the businesses of our
generous benefactors and patrons.
While you are enjoying
your stroll from studio to studio in this charming town, please
respect the privacy and property of the people who live
here.
Enjoy the tour!
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