Mountainair's Cibola Arts Gallery
features member artists
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Mountainair, NM – Cibola Arts Gallery is offering many fine gifts for the holiday season with their “Holiday Show”. An opening reception is set for Saturday, Dec. 6 with hot cider and homemade cookies; the show runs through December.
Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, and the gallery is located at 217 W. Broadway. To see some of the art available at Cibola Arts, visit their website at: www.cibolaarts.com (http://www.cibolaarts.com). If you have any questions about directions, give them a call at 505/847-0324
http://sonewmex.com/images/Friends.jpg All 21 Cibola artists will be represented in a variety of mediums.
Three of the newer artists at Cibola Arts Gallery are Dee Melaragno, Madeline Gutwein, and Tomas Wolff. Dee charms everyone with her whimsical oil paintings and greeting cards. Madeline offers framed nature photography from around the world as well as gift card sets. Tomas creates coiled raku and pit-fired pottery including bowls and whistles. He also exhibits tile mosaics.
Terry Grate creates woodburned and hand painted gourd ornaments as well as other woodburned functional art including clocks, Kleenex boxes, and wooden eggs.
Dana and Karen Robbins’ handblown glass hummingbird feeders, glass ball ornaments, and plays with a wide palette of colors. Another guest artist, Chris Tegard offers more colorful gift options in the form of exotic woodturned winebottle tops, pens, and pencils.
Another glass artist is Susan Aulde who creates bottlestoppers, jewelry, windchimes, and glasses. She also combines her talents of glass and metal to create beautiful plant stands and tables.
Addie Draper is a nationally known pastel artist renowned for her breathtaking impressionistic and abstract landscapes as well as her architectural paintings. Her vibrant use of color is a trademark of her paintings which she has now transferred to oil painting. She also will be exhibiting her sustainably produced soaps, hand lotions, and pine needle baskets.
Deb Vetterman is an art therapist who began showing with pencil drawings and not exhibits oil paintings including portraits and landscapes.
Ann Adams is a nature photographer. While her main focus is macro shots of New Mexico wildflowers, she also enjoys capturing the unique landscapes of New Mexico and the Southwest in both framed art and greeting cards. Her woodturned bowls will also be on display.
Anne Ravenstone sells her beeswax hand-dipped candles and tinwork at the gallery. She incorporates her tinwork with weathered wood, producing useful and interesting objects. Her candles and tin holiday ornaments are a favorite during the holiday season.
http://sonewmex.com/images/Puerta-de-las-Rosas.jpg Madeline Gutwein"> Mary Schultz is best known for her large display of beaded jewelry. Her love of beads and jewelry has taken her to exotic places to find materials for her work. A recent trip to Bali and Indonesia provided a striking display of unusual carved and silver pieces that Mary has incorporated into her beaded necklaces and earrings.
Ron Minnick is a sculptor who works in wood, bronze and most recently alabaster, after discovering it was being quarried near Mountainair. His art includes miniature sculptures as well as life-size male and female busts.
Doris Burton-Minnick works in a number of art forms. Her artwork includes pottery, fused glass and wire wrap jewelry, raku, ceramic teapot bird houses, ceramic toad houses, and glass window decorations.
Marilyn Conway offers her fine art photography in both giclee prints and greeting cards. These hand-painted Silver Gelatin photographs speak of distances and memories. With their dream-like auras, each photograph is unique due to its individual hand-painted qualities. Executed in editions of 25, Marilyn's photographs hold those tones reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth.
Timothy Wyllie focuses on producing diligently crafted and thoughtful "symbolist" graphics that function as windows to other worlds, parallel universes and the spiritual realms. Timothy says his main aim at this phase of his life is to build a large body of work that he can exhibit as one whole. These colored pencil drawings are available as framed and unframed giclee prints.
Lore Wills is a weaver who has been creating unique shawls for 20 years. Her colorful garments are on display at the gallery.
Shirley Simmons is a plein air painter whose oil paintings are striking depictions of Southwest landscapes. A long-time member of the gallery, Shirley is now exhibiting as a guest artist.
Lois Minnick is a Western realist pastel artist. Her paintings capture the essence of living in rural New Mexico whether through painting a chicken yard scene or a landscape.
Celeste Simon is a multi-media artist. She will be displaying clay crosses and oil paintings.
Susan Probert creates nature art with gourds and cholla crosses.
Chris Tegard offers woodturned bottle stoppers, key chains and high quality pens.
features member artists
<center><center><img src=http://sonewmex.com/images/The-Conversation.jpg align=center border=1 vspace=5 hspace=5 alt="The Conversation by Cibola Arts Gallery member Shirley Simmons"></center>
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Mountainair, NM – Cibola Arts Gallery is offering many fine gifts for the holiday season with their “Holiday Show”. An opening reception is set for Saturday, Dec. 6 with hot cider and homemade cookies; the show runs through December.
Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, and the gallery is located at 217 W. Broadway. To see some of the art available at Cibola Arts, visit their website at: www.cibolaarts.com (http://www.cibolaarts.com). If you have any questions about directions, give them a call at 505/847-0324
http://sonewmex.com/images/Friends.jpg All 21 Cibola artists will be represented in a variety of mediums.
Three of the newer artists at Cibola Arts Gallery are Dee Melaragno, Madeline Gutwein, and Tomas Wolff. Dee charms everyone with her whimsical oil paintings and greeting cards. Madeline offers framed nature photography from around the world as well as gift card sets. Tomas creates coiled raku and pit-fired pottery including bowls and whistles. He also exhibits tile mosaics.
Terry Grate creates woodburned and hand painted gourd ornaments as well as other woodburned functional art including clocks, Kleenex boxes, and wooden eggs.
Dana and Karen Robbins’ handblown glass hummingbird feeders, glass ball ornaments, and plays with a wide palette of colors. Another guest artist, Chris Tegard offers more colorful gift options in the form of exotic woodturned winebottle tops, pens, and pencils.
Another glass artist is Susan Aulde who creates bottlestoppers, jewelry, windchimes, and glasses. She also combines her talents of glass and metal to create beautiful plant stands and tables.
Addie Draper is a nationally known pastel artist renowned for her breathtaking impressionistic and abstract landscapes as well as her architectural paintings. Her vibrant use of color is a trademark of her paintings which she has now transferred to oil painting. She also will be exhibiting her sustainably produced soaps, hand lotions, and pine needle baskets.
Deb Vetterman is an art therapist who began showing with pencil drawings and not exhibits oil paintings including portraits and landscapes.
Ann Adams is a nature photographer. While her main focus is macro shots of New Mexico wildflowers, she also enjoys capturing the unique landscapes of New Mexico and the Southwest in both framed art and greeting cards. Her woodturned bowls will also be on display.
Anne Ravenstone sells her beeswax hand-dipped candles and tinwork at the gallery. She incorporates her tinwork with weathered wood, producing useful and interesting objects. Her candles and tin holiday ornaments are a favorite during the holiday season.
http://sonewmex.com/images/Puerta-de-las-Rosas.jpg Madeline Gutwein"> Mary Schultz is best known for her large display of beaded jewelry. Her love of beads and jewelry has taken her to exotic places to find materials for her work. A recent trip to Bali and Indonesia provided a striking display of unusual carved and silver pieces that Mary has incorporated into her beaded necklaces and earrings.
Ron Minnick is a sculptor who works in wood, bronze and most recently alabaster, after discovering it was being quarried near Mountainair. His art includes miniature sculptures as well as life-size male and female busts.
Doris Burton-Minnick works in a number of art forms. Her artwork includes pottery, fused glass and wire wrap jewelry, raku, ceramic teapot bird houses, ceramic toad houses, and glass window decorations.
Marilyn Conway offers her fine art photography in both giclee prints and greeting cards. These hand-painted Silver Gelatin photographs speak of distances and memories. With their dream-like auras, each photograph is unique due to its individual hand-painted qualities. Executed in editions of 25, Marilyn's photographs hold those tones reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth.
Timothy Wyllie focuses on producing diligently crafted and thoughtful "symbolist" graphics that function as windows to other worlds, parallel universes and the spiritual realms. Timothy says his main aim at this phase of his life is to build a large body of work that he can exhibit as one whole. These colored pencil drawings are available as framed and unframed giclee prints.
Lore Wills is a weaver who has been creating unique shawls for 20 years. Her colorful garments are on display at the gallery.
Shirley Simmons is a plein air painter whose oil paintings are striking depictions of Southwest landscapes. A long-time member of the gallery, Shirley is now exhibiting as a guest artist.
Lois Minnick is a Western realist pastel artist. Her paintings capture the essence of living in rural New Mexico whether through painting a chicken yard scene or a landscape.
Celeste Simon is a multi-media artist. She will be displaying clay crosses and oil paintings.
Susan Probert creates nature art with gourds and cholla crosses.
Chris Tegard offers woodturned bottle stoppers, key chains and high quality pens.