Big Bend Texas Galleries & Artists 2019 | Page 20

BIG BEND ARTISTS Aa June Adler represented by CatchLight Art Gallery, 117 W. Holland Ave., Alpine 432 837-9422 • [email protected] Contemporary watercolors, collages, mixed media, jewelry, short stories, plays: signature member of National Watercolor Society. Crystal Allbright P.O. Box 121, Terlingua 432-386-0906 • crystalallbright.com [email protected] Richard G. Allen 432-244-6363 GallenGallery.com • [email protected] Regional oil landscapes and imaginary images. Shows at Gallen Gallery, Marathon Jeanne E. Amis The Quilted Rose, 418 W. Texas, Marfa 432-729-3332 • [email protected] Specializes in hand built pottery and baskets inspired by the Far West Texas and Southwestern cultures. Studio open by appointment. Valerie Arber 128 East El Paso St., Marfa 432-729-3981 • [email protected] Internationally exhibited artist working on paper with non-representational, geometric patterns. Open by appointment. Werrick Armstrong 110 East San Antonio, Marfa 512-563-9403 [email protected] Two-dimensional and three-dimensional contemporary art. Shows at Werrick in Marfa. Keri Artzt Lone Star Studio, 109 N. 14th, Alpine 432-837-5852 Traditional leaded custom stained glass windows for your home, church or as a gift. Classes three times a year. Shelley Atwood CatchLight Art Gallery 117 W Holland Ave, Alpine, 432-837-7122 shelleyatwood.com [email protected] Recognized by the Texas Commission on the Arts as a Texas Original Artist and featured on an episode of Texas Country Reporter; Shelley creates polymer clay jewelry with an earthy, ethnic, bohemian flair. Shows at CatchLight Art Gallery. Bb William R. Balch Galeria Chisos, Terlingua 979.338.9468 • [email protected] I work in acrylics, gouache, and watercolor. The Chihuahuan Desert is my inspiration. The subtle, continuous changes of light and texture inspire an impressionistic style, particularly when painting en plein air. My art is representational, but I will exaggerate geometries and colors according to the way I interpret what I see. Cc Dd Alberto Cavazos P.O. Box 891, 1609 Ted Street, Alpine 956-874-5173 • [email protected] Master Pen Turner specializing in fine handwriting instruments made of exotic woods, acrylic, deer antler, spent rifle shells, and snake skin. Associated with Gallery on the Square in Alpine. Bill Davis 42417 State Hwy 17, Fort Davis 432-249-0379 Sculptor, potter, and metals/jewelry. Portraits in bronze. Work displayed in collections throughout the Midwest and Southwest; exhibits include Museum of the North American Indian, Custer, SD and Trappings of Texas, Sul Ross University. Tom Barnes 1308 West San Antonio, Marfa 205-454-9278 • tombarnes.name Paintings: oil on panel and canvas LeAna Clifton P.O. Box 12, Marfa leanaclifton.com • [email protected] Photographer Mary Baxter Marfa, 432-386-4041 • baxtergallery.com Paints the landscapes, plants and creatures of the Big Bend in oils, and sculpts desert animals (and dogs and cats) in wire and other material. Whitney Coffman 805 E. Holland Ave. #102, Alpine 432-244-7088 • [email protected] Prismacolor and raku artist. Showing at Gallery on the Square, Alpine, Texas. Diane Baylor HC 65 Box 14Y, Alpine 432-364-2609 • [email protected] Genuine semi-precious stones with sterling silver wire wrapping. Shows at Gallery on the Square. Bettye Cook Lubbock TX Old Spanish Trail Gallery 432.249.1968 • [email protected] Terry Biegler Rockingbird Studio, Fort Davis 432-426-3307 Original designs in stained glass, wirewrapped stone jewelry, acrylics, digital photography, graphics. Marie Blazek Blazek Clay Arts 106 W. Washington, Marfa, 512-988-0034 blazekclayarts.com • [email protected] Marie Blazek is a clay artist working with an eclectic mix of engraved images of deities, nostalgic images such as Airstreams and jukeboxes, or natural images such as ravens and mountains. She established a studio in Marfa, Texas, but now spends most of her creative hours back in Bastrop at her studio there. Camp Bosworth A sculpture and painter living and working in Marfa, Texas. His work can be seen at Wrong Marfa in Marfa. Danilea Bottenfield Painted Feather Gallery, 169 Ivey Rd, PO Box 109, Terlingua 432-294-4574 [email protected] paintedfeatherstudiogallery.com Acrylic paintings of the birds and wildlife of the world. As well as landscapes, pet portraits and still lifes. I have also published a coloring book for all ages, available in the gallery. Commission work welcome. Ginny Brotherton P.O. 1756, Alpine 817-253-7477 • [email protected] Beader, wire-wrapper, fused glass & fine silver, bronze and copper clay artist. Showing at Catchlight Art Gallery. Wayne Baize Cowboy Artists of America 450 Smith Coffey Rd., Fort Davis 432-426-3796 • waynebaizeca.com Judith Brueske 432-837-5353 • [email protected] Paintings and other regionally inspired art works. Work is displayed at Gallery On The Square, and at Ocotillo Enterprises. Christina Baker Christina's World #5 Lajitas Boardwalk, Lajitas 432-424-3250 • [email protected] Christina creates one of a kind jewelry pieces from simply elegant to the show stopping. David and Susanna Busey La Azteca, 109 W. Holland Ave., Alpine 432-837-1882 • [email protected] European trained gold and silversmith specializing in original jewelry creations and collectable vintage and contemporary Taxco silver. 20 BIG BEND GALLERIES AND ARTISTS / 2019 Esther Cordova 606 E. Avenue E, Alpine 432-294-2377 I do portraits, landscapes and sunsets. Most of my work is done in oils, watercolors, acrylics or pencil. Featured artist at Los Jalepenos in Alpine. Gretchen Lee Coles P.O. Box 1636, Marfa 432-729-4702 gretchenleecoles.com • [email protected] Sculptor and cartographer, with mapping in site specific installations. 109 North Highland Ave in the Brite Building, behind Ayn Foundation. Studio window installation in the alley between Oak Street and Texas Street. Best after dark. Hours: Window installation available 24 hours a day. Larry Crawford Hammerfest Forge Metalwork Studio 2400 FM 1703, Alpine 830-613-7404 hammerfestforge.com • [email protected] Artisan made ironwork for homes, businesses and churches. Patsy Culver PO Box 1861, Alpine, 972-977-1670 • [email protected] Pastel Landscapes in this region but other beautiful places, Graphite figure and portaiture, and anything in Oil. Showing at Gallery on The Square, Alpine, Texas. Richard D. Curtin P.O. Box 1623, Alpine 214-450-7659 RichardDCurtin.com [email protected] Oil portraiture and plein air of the Big Bend region described as realistic in abstract non-local color. Come to Catchlight Gallery and check out his cows. Exhibits at the Catchlight Gallery, 117 W. Holland Avenue, Alpine. Tom Curry Curry Gallery, 104 West Murphy, Alpine 432-837-9422 • [email protected] A nationally known illustrator turned painter and sculptor. Large format paintings in acrylic. Prints of works available in various sizes. Shows at Curry Gallery. John B. Davis, Alpine 432-294-3956 • [email protected] Self taught artist and photographer. From Michigan, has been a resident of Alpine sinse 2007. Showing at Judy's Bread & Breakfast as well as Alpine Public Library. Building bird houses is his latest passion, using repurposed materials, houses can serve as homes for birds or as yard art. Work can be seen at Murphy St. Mercado. John T. Davis, Alpine Alpine native John T. Davis studied art education at Sul Ross State University, where he earned an M. Ed. in 1980. He now sells his pottery to galleries and gift shops across the United States, including the Renwick Museum Store at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Nancy Davis Davis Mountains Studio, Fort Davis 432-249-0290 Primarily works in oil with heavy texture and vibrant colors. Favorite subjects to paint include hummingbirds, Native Americans and landscapes. Pat Davitt Fort Davis 713-560-1970 • [email protected] Fine Art Landscape Photography. Mary Paloma Diesel 2008 Camelot, Las Cruces, NM 575-556-9600 marypaloma.com • [email protected] Mary Diesel works in watercolor and acrylics, and is a member of the Big Bend Arts Council in Alpine, Texas, as well as the New Mexico Watercolor Society. She lived in the Terlingua area for more than 20 years and served as facilitator of Terlingua Visual Arts for three years. Donna Dittmann 101 Tony's Pass, Fort Davis 225-642-5763 snowyegretenterprises.com [email protected] Artwork inspired by nature. Original drawings and paintings (mixed media) on various substrates (art papers, wood, including clothing and lampshades), photography, and digital art (limited edition prints and commissions) - each piece captures the essence of the unique fauna of the Southwest. The Doodlin' Hogwallops 3080 W Hwy 90, Alpine 432-294-2908 piggigger.com • [email protected] The quintessential honkytonk band in the TransPecos. From barrooms to private parties, we've got you covered. We're also the premier shotgun wedding band in the region. Give us a shout! Catherine Rose Dove Alpine, 432-249-0569 sdranchhorses.com • [email protected] Traditional pencil/graphite western drawings. Also, commission, prints and cards available. Her work can be seen at Price Gallery in Valentine, Nebraska, her home in Alpine and special showings at The Bread and Breakfast, Alpine, Texas.