Of Lakota and Eastern Cherokee descent, Erin deals with issues of multi-cultural identity in her poetry.
Profiles: Art
Meet some of the remarkable Taos women working in the arts today
Kathleen's body of work includes portraits, portrait montages and photo essays as well as two documentary videos.
Jina credits her experience as the daughter of Mennonite missionaries with her appreciation of multi-cultural perspectives. Nigeria, Costa...
Award-winning children’s book illustrator, Amy draws her inspiration from the changing moods of the high desert of Taos.
For Erin, the message is in the medium. She uses paint – and trash – to create passionate statements about human rights and individual...
Silversmith and award-winning jewelry designer, Jacqueline began her career first as a painter, then a photographer.
Lydia adapts her Catholic upbringing to her art. She draws on her New Mexico Hispanic heritage, which includes a personal “familial”...
Natalie's book, Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within (1986), revolutionized the practice of writing for beginning and seasoned...
Painting, printmaking and an exploration of jewelry design flow out of Claire's studio and find an audience locally and nationally.
Nancy's vision and dedication have helped to put Taos on the musical map of the world.
Growing up surrounded by colorful tapestries created by her mother and grandmothers, Teresa learned to weave as soon as her feet could reach...
Delinda first visited Taos in 1984. She encountered a force "beyond her own knowing." Founding director of the Taos Institute for Glass Arts...
Kimberly’s grandmother gifted her with her first paints at the age of 3. She went on to study art formally, exhibiting work as a teenager
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