Apr 19
Peggy McGivern’s studio on a snowy morning in Taos New Mexico. She was photographed for Southwest Art Magazine. You can see her work in these galleries: Act I Gallery, Taos; Abend Gallery, Denver; Alexandra Stevens Gallery, Santa Fe; Tubac Arts & Gifts, Tubac, AZ. You can see her work online at peggymgivern.com.
Jun 13
Painter, print maker Mimi Chen Ting lives just North of Taos where she also has her light filled studio complete with mountain views. She has work in Hulse/Warman Gallery in Taos New Mexico. You can see more of her work at mimichenting.com.
To say painter, musician and filmaker Frederick (Rick) Aragon keeps himself busy would be a bit of an understatement. The house he shares with his partner, writer Susan Mihalic, in Taos New Mexico is pretty much all studio. He can be found playing his flutes at numerous venues in Taos and Santa Fe. In Rick’s own words about his films, “2008 I won the Governors Cup National Geographic All Roads Film Project and made the film “Mysterys Night.” In 2010 I won the State of New Mexico New Visions Award for my song, “Dark Is My Light.” (The) Film is still a work in progress. My projects now are about songs with music videos as an introduction to the public.” You can see his work at frederickaragon.com, to keep up with his events via Facebook you can find him at Frederick Aragon Facebook. Last but not least you can see examples of his video/film work, including proof of his chile eating prowess, via his You Tube channel Frederick Aragon You Tube.
Painter Richard Nichols is currently working in the north light studio that once belonged to Taos painter Ernest Blumenschein. Energetic, enthusiastic and prolific you can view more of Richard’s work at richardalannichols.com and to keep up with his events Richard Alan Nichols Facebook.
Mar 14
Painter and sculptor Leandro Rodriguez works in Acuarelas, his store front gallery on the plaza in Taos New Mexico. You can see more of his work at Acuarelas Studio Gallery.
Mar 7
Writer, editor Susan Mihalic lives outside of Taos New Mexico in a house she shares with artist Fredrick Aragon. Her writing space is windowless and quiet, her creative den. You can read Susan’s writing at The Laughing Dog, a high desert blog.
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