S O U T H W E S T R E G I O N
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, HILLSBORO, SILVER CITY, MIMBRES, LAS CRUCES, DEMING AREAS
ARTISTS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY
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CANDACE BROWNE
Truth or Consequences
Handknit Wearables
"I am a fiber artist who, over many years, have been working with various materials and techniques.
Each yarn is carefully selected for its beauty, endurance, softness, warmth, breathability or a
combination of these qualities.
Most yarns used are fine natural fibers including various wools (merino, corriedale, Blue Face Leicester & Peruvian), linen/flax, silk, cotton (supporting organic), bamboo, hemp & others.
Yarns are often strengthened or enhanced with a smaller percentage of a synthetic fiber like nylon.
When possible, I buy organic yarns. Many of my finished wearables are from my handspun yarn."
www.candacebrownefiberart.com
Each yarn is carefully selected for its beauty, endurance, softness, warmth, breathability or a
combination of these qualities.
Most yarns used are fine natural fibers including various wools (merino, corriedale, Blue Face Leicester & Peruvian), linen/flax, silk, cotton (supporting organic), bamboo, hemp & others.
Yarns are often strengthened or enhanced with a smaller percentage of a synthetic fiber like nylon.
When possible, I buy organic yarns. Many of my finished wearables are from my handspun yarn."
www.candacebrownefiberart.com
ANNE DIMIT–BUCKLEY
Elephant Butte
"Virginia’s Waste-Not-Want-Not Quilt"
Mom taught me to sew starting at
age 8. From Jr High on I made most of my own clothes. Then somewhere in the Eighties, I went to a sewing group meeting on quilting. I wasn’t interested , but at the end of that meeting, I was suddenly hooked on quilting, and have been doing it ever since. Mom also taught me “Waste Not, Want Not”. Many of my quilts are composed of tiny scraps sewn together into pieces that become parts of my quilts. Following patterns with intricate planned intersections and making multiple blocks the same doesn’t appeal to me. I refer to my methods as “seat of the pants” quilting, where I start with a vague idea or some pieces of fabric and just wing it until I like the result. I also do scenic quilts and silhouettes of animals and people. |
"One of my crazy log cabin quilts created from black and white fabrics that I dyed different colors and plain black and plain white fabrics. Parts of it are quilted with metallic thread. "Hand-dyed Crazy Log Cabin"
Elephant Butte Lake. "Kettle Top"
Many of my quilts are available
or purchase and I do some consignment pieces. “Winter Quilters “ in Truth or Consequences is my quilt group. Visit Annie's Listing on the
New Mexico Artist Directory Contact
madbuckley@yahoo.com |
"Satin Quilt"
"Kokopelli on turquoise"
" Leftovers"
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SUSAN A CHRISTIE
Truth or Consequences
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Throughout the years I have made observations and extensive studies about things which repeatedly capture my attention and provide inspiration. ‘Nature!' - Trees, Water, Frost, Rain, Light, Wind and Rock in their infinite variety of forms and manifestations whether great or small, at times visible, often hidden, silent or audible, underground or disguised, but always in transition. Things we see in part or not at all
which exert tremendous far reaching effects on our planet.
www.susanachristiefineart.com
Visit Susan's Listing on the New Mexico Artist Directory
which exert tremendous far reaching effects on our planet.
www.susanachristiefineart.com
Visit Susan's Listing on the New Mexico Artist Directory
JOHN GARRETT
Las Cruces
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Mr. Garrett has been working with the application of textile technologies and imagery to various materials for the past forty years. While weaving remains the theoretical foundation of my work, I have explored and used many other construction methods to connect materials.
johngarrettarts.com |
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SANDY HOPPER
Elephant Butte
Flax Fiber Sculpture and Wall Pieces
Fiber Wall Pieces
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Flax Fiber and Painted Silk
Hand Painted Silk and Nuno Felted Garments, Scarves and other Wearables
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Experimental Works:
Incorporating Fiber and Resin 
I am in love with the process of creating fiber art. Every creation is
a journey involving multiple steps, each offering up a different challenge to be met. |
DURRAE JOHANEK
Truth or Consequences
Turtle Pine Needle Basket
Cotton-Leaf Carved Gourd
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After spinning my first skein of yarn, I was hooked. After weaving my first basket, I was hooked. I find it rewarding and even exciting to create something from nothing, especially an item that's functional and can last for generations. ziagallerynm.com Visit Durrae's Listing on the
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Reed Basket
Gourd with Turquoise
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LIN BENTLEY KEELING
Las Cruces - El Paso
I create coiled, sculptural vessels as a form of visual music.
Vibrant Flowing Colors are a hallmark of my work. Each piece evolves as it is created Spiraling upward and outward Coiling and growing from its inspiration… A color A movement A phrase of music Grace and Beauty Calm and Stillness Joy and Peace May you find these through my work. linbentleykeeling.com |
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KATHARINE KREISHER
Truth or Consequences
Professor of Art – Department of Art and Art History, Hartwick College, Oneonta, NY
Truth or Consequences
Professor of Art – Department of Art and Art History, Hartwick College, Oneonta, NY
HEKATE'S DREAM
8' x 16' Various – 2016
SO FAR SO GOOD, 2012​
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HEKATE'S DREAM
8' x 16' Various – 2016
A PLACE AT THE TABLE, 2017
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HEKATE'S DREAMtransformingspacetransforming
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CIRCLES OF CONFUSION, 2008
Dream Cloak
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Katharine Kreisher lives between Truth or Consequences and Oneonta, NY, where she is Professor of Art, Department of Art and Art History. Her Resumé is long, varied and filled with installations such as those
pictured here. She includes family heirloom textiles, some are reworked in other installations.
Here is her quote from the HEATE'S DREAM installation: "Hekate’s Dream” is part of my on-going series of “Dream” installations, journeys into unconscious narratives, reworkings of memory and myth. This colorfully crocheted and knit installation is built from funnel-like shapes referencing desert plant forms and flowers. To me it is as if the archaic domestic goddess of ancient Greece, Hekate, dreamed of a desert landscape where distorted plants give way to surprising blooms, funnels deliver water and disrupting whirlwinds come and go.
Working with yarn and thread and cloth to “find” the imagery, I imagined myself at all ages in half-remembered rooms conversing with my mother and aunts and grandmothers while quilts and sweaters
and socks emerged under our fingertips.
pictured here. She includes family heirloom textiles, some are reworked in other installations.
Here is her quote from the HEATE'S DREAM installation: "Hekate’s Dream” is part of my on-going series of “Dream” installations, journeys into unconscious narratives, reworkings of memory and myth. This colorfully crocheted and knit installation is built from funnel-like shapes referencing desert plant forms and flowers. To me it is as if the archaic domestic goddess of ancient Greece, Hekate, dreamed of a desert landscape where distorted plants give way to surprising blooms, funnels deliver water and disrupting whirlwinds come and go.
Working with yarn and thread and cloth to “find” the imagery, I imagined myself at all ages in half-remembered rooms conversing with my mother and aunts and grandmothers while quilts and sweaters
and socks emerged under our fingertips.
DONNA MONROE
Truth or Consequences
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Donna Monroe: 40 Years of Innovative Wit Opening Reception November 14th, 6 to 9pm Masks and Social Distancing Please Exhibition Dates: November 14 - December 27, 2020 Curated By Susan A. Christie Gallery Director: Eduardo Alicea @ RioBravoFine-Art® Gallery Open to the Public @ 110 N Broadway Ave, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 Gallery Hours: Closed Mon. & Tues. Wed. -Sun. 12:00 am-5:00 pm Or By Appointment www.riobravofineartgallery.com riobravofa@gmail.com
Nearly 100% of my work is created using found materials.
My hunting skills have been honed to a fine art while pawing through second-hand clothing, fabrics, beads, yarns, rusted metal, and fanciful objects found at local thrift stores, yard sales and on many rambles on desert trails. This kind of reuse and upcycling gives me fits of pleasure and excitement. Visit Donna's Listing on the New Mexico Artist Directory
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Read Donna Monroe's QUELLE ZINE article here!
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REBECCA SPEAKES
BeaDazzling Quilts
Truth or Consequences
Seventh Heaven
Catkin
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Sunspot (small)
Starchaser
Mug Mats
Lotus Field
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