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"Dances With Yupo"
"Dances With Yupo"
July 28, 2018 Taos Artist Collective Opening
"Dances With Yupo"
Artists: Lois Fernandez, Angela Marinari, Olgateresa Gonzalez
You Are Invited to enjoy this unusual presentation of a new and exciting techniques:
Inks and Watercolours on Yupo Paper, a unique new surface that creates amazing and colorful visual and textural effects
.Join us for hors d'oeuvres and Artist Presentations
Why "Dances"?...Yupo surface is impenetrable...inks and watercolours float on the top of the surface...hence it is a matter of taming the inks to lay down where the artist wants it. Therefore the inks "Dancee" on the surface. The artist Controls the Dance!!!
All three artists are also dancers in their own right....here is some info on these Artists:
Olgateresa Gonzalez Baigas
is a professional dancer and dance educator. She has had her own dance companies and schools in New York, Jamaica and Taos, New Mexico for over 40 years. A painter and fiber artist, running her own gallery Amparo and selling through her websites taostaos.com and fantasyisle.com.
Yupo is a new and exciting technique with a mind of its own.
One learns how to "tame" the pigments on this unusual surface that is not permeable: Yupo!
Lois Fernandez
is the Owner of Taos Artist Collective.
She has a degree in fine and performing arts and studied with Joffrey ballet and Laura Dean Dance Company. Her background is also in the textile industry as a weaver and fiber artist living and studying in Greece and designing embroidery for many years in the fashion industry in NYC. Lois is painting on Yupo with watercolors.
Angela Marinari Wentz
From Conshohocken, PA. She worked in many mediums including wood for years and while blowing glass in Philadelphia, she and her mentor started a small glass business. After life changed her course, she began working smaller and that meant jewelry. Angela worked in silver, copper and bronze for more than a decade in and near Taos, NM. Another surprise has changed her course again and she is now revisiting a medium she first loved in art school 40 years ago. Ink. Only now the inks are brilliantly hued. Angela works all originals on Yupo because she feels it best supports her process but images can be printed on a variety of modern bases including metal and glas
"Dances With Yupo"
Artists: Lois Fernandez, Angela Marinari, Olgateresa Gonzalez
You Are Invited to enjoy this unusual presentation of a new and exciting techniques:
Inks and Watercolours on Yupo Paper, a unique new surface that creates amazing and colorful visual and textural effects
.Join us for hors d'oeuvres and Artist Presentations
Why "Dances"?...Yupo surface is impenetrable...inks and watercolours float on the top of the surface...hence it is a matter of taming the inks to lay down where the artist wants it. Therefore the inks "Dancee" on the surface. The artist Controls the Dance!!!
All three artists are also dancers in their own right....here is some info on these Artists:
Olgateresa Gonzalez Baigas
is a professional dancer and dance educator. She has had her own dance companies and schools in New York, Jamaica and Taos, New Mexico for over 40 years. A painter and fiber artist, running her own gallery Amparo and selling through her websites taostaos.com and fantasyisle.com.
Yupo is a new and exciting technique with a mind of its own.
One learns how to "tame" the pigments on this unusual surface that is not permeable: Yupo!
Lois Fernandez
is the Owner of Taos Artist Collective.
She has a degree in fine and performing arts and studied with Joffrey ballet and Laura Dean Dance Company. Her background is also in the textile industry as a weaver and fiber artist living and studying in Greece and designing embroidery for many years in the fashion industry in NYC. Lois is painting on Yupo with watercolors.
Angela Marinari Wentz
From Conshohocken, PA. She worked in many mediums including wood for years and while blowing glass in Philadelphia, she and her mentor started a small glass business. After life changed her course, she began working smaller and that meant jewelry. Angela worked in silver, copper and bronze for more than a decade in and near Taos, NM. Another surprise has changed her course again and she is now revisiting a medium she first loved in art school 40 years ago. Ink. Only now the inks are brilliantly hued. Angela works all originals on Yupo because she feels it best supports her process but images can be printed on a variety of modern bases including metal and glas
What's New July 2018?
Click Here For News About Our On-Going
Monthly Art Shows and Openings at Taos Artist Collective!
This July See Works by Leolynn Wood, Sally Gray, Patricia Fuhrmann
We Had A Great Opening July 7, 2018
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Welcome to Our New Artists
Terry Fiala Leolynn Wood Cynthia Cook Wiggens Sally Gray Miles G. Smith Jim Richards Sundara Heart Chuck Centers Stop By to See Our New Works! 
Taos Artist Collective
Find Us at the Entrance to the Famous Taos Plaza A Collective of Wonderful Taos Artists Working Together Creating |
Terry Fiala
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TAOS ARTIST COLLECTIVE
at the entrance to the historic Taos Plaza
106 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos, New Mexico 87571
575-751-7122
at the entrance to the historic Taos Plaza
106 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos, New Mexico 87571
575-751-7122
About Us
Our gallery is a collaboration of regional artists in the disciplines of painting, watercolor, photography, sculpture, jewelry, fiber arts, and more The gallery was originally founded as the Enchanted Dreams Foundation Art and Antique Emporium to benefit children with autism.
Owner, Lois Fernandez transformed the gallery into the Taos Artist Cooperative in March of 2009 which became the Taos Artist Collective at it's present location.
Our gallery is a collaboration of regional artists in the disciplines of painting, watercolor, photography, sculpture, jewelry, fiber arts, and more The gallery was originally founded as the Enchanted Dreams Foundation Art and Antique Emporium to benefit children with autism.
Owner, Lois Fernandez transformed the gallery into the Taos Artist Cooperative in March of 2009 which became the Taos Artist Collective at it's present location.
Open daily: 10am -- 5pm: Winter Hours (Jan - March)
10am--6pm: Spring/Summer/Fall Hours (April-Dec)
Taos Artist Collective • 106A Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos, New Mexico, 87571 • 575-751-7122
For information, please contact: tactaos@gmail.com
