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In the Museums, November 2018
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The Legacy of Helene Wurlitzer: From the Harwood Collection
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Harwood Museum of Art
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The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation is the oldest artist residency program west of the Mississippi. The program has brought hundreds of visual artists, writers and composers to Taos. Many have stayed. This show presents Wurlitzer alumni from the museum collection and illustrates one woman's influence on 70 years of Taos art and artists. Mining heiress Helene Wurlitzer (1874-1963) arrived in Taos in 1940 at the invitation of young vocal student, Eduardo Rael. She quietly supported many local artists through collecting their art, providing materials and offering living space. In 1954, she established an artist residency program that, due to her generous endowment, continues today. The exhibit includes the first artist in residence, Agnes Martin, as well as Earl Stroh, Andrew Dasburg, Patrocino Barela, Michio Takiyama, Robert Ray and many, many others. Ends May 5, 2019.
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Pop Chalee: Blue Flower Rooted
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Harwood Museum of Art
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Taos Pueblo artist Pop Chalee's (1906-1993) dream-like and idyllic imagery made her one of the most successful native artists of her time. Ends January 13, 2019.
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Peter Chinni: Inside/Out
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Harwood Museum of Art
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Peter Chinni (b. 1928) moved from New York to Taos in 2004, where he continues his practice as a sculptor. Ends January 13, 2019.
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On a National Scale: Mary B. Rogers and the New American Indian Art
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Millicent Rogers Museum
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A special exhibition of American Indian arts collected by Millicent Rogers' mother, Mary Rogers, in the 1950s. Ends April 2019.
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Muted: J. Matthew Thomas Exhibition
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Encore Gallery of Taos Center for the Arts
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New multi-media works on canvas and paper. November 12 - January 7, 2019.
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Jorge Gallegos: Paintings
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Blumenschein Home and Museum
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Taos Fall Arts 2018 Peoples' Choice Award artist presents plein air and studio paintings. November 24 - January 21, 2019.
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Peter Chinni, "Mutation X," 1995
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Pop Chalee, "Mythical Horse," 1975
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J. Matthew Thomas, "SG105," 2018
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Michio Takayama (1903 – 1994), "Autumnal Coronation," c. 1970s, oil, 34 x 36"
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Taos Moderns
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Nov. 1, 2018 – Jan. 31, 2019
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Artwork from our Pop-Up exhibition Taos Moderns Return to the Stables Gallery was such a success, we have installed
a portion of the exhibition at 203 Fine Art, along with several new offerings not seen at the previous show.
Works by early Taos Moderns; John De Puy, Beatrice Mandelman, Robert M. Ellis, Lee Mullican, Louis Ribak,
Dorothy Brett, Michio Takayama, Adeïne de la Noë, Robert Ray, Oli Sihvonen, and a selection of our roster of artists, will be on exhibition until January 31, 2019.
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Taos Moderns Return to The Stables Gallery
Online exhibition catalogue
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1335 Gusdorf Rd. Suite I
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 751-1262
[email protected]
www.203FINEART.com
Open daily by appointment
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Mel Scully
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Mel Scully
Love, Death & Guns
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November 2 – 25, 2018
Meet the Artist:
Friday, November 2, 4-6pm
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Through the delicate use of lace, oil paints and powerful imagery, she addresses Americas love story with guns & the vulnerability and heartbreaking fragility of parenting during our age of mass shootings. In her artist statement Scully states, "I could tell you the statistics about the NRA… I could show you the gore and violence of attacks. But the reality is, we all turn away…"
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LEARN MORE
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Jorge Gallegos, "Dancing in the Sun,"
acrylic on canvas, 40 x 30"
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New Masters of Taos
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Blumenschein Home and Museum
222 Ledoux Street
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Tuesday – Sunday, hours vary
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(575) 758-0506
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The Taos Historic Museums at the Blumenschein Home and Museum initiated,this year, a thematic
series of shows New Masters of Taos. Opening on November 24 is a solo exhibition featuring the
dynamic paintings of Jorge Gallegos.
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Jorge has mentored with several Taos artists such as Ray Vinella
and Don Brackett. His painting Dancing in the Sun received the People's Choice Award at the 2018 Taos Fall Arts Festival.
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121 North Plaza Drive
Taos, New Mexico 87571
(575) 779-8579
[email protected]
www.taosartscouncil.org
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Cover of Finding Mezcal by Ron Cooper
(art by Ken Price). Cooper will read on Nov. 30
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November is Prose Month
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Six evenings of prose readings by twenty-two writers plus four writers' workshops.
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Taos Chair by David Mapes,
17w x 20d x 41" tall
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