Category: Artists

Larry Ogan is a painter known for vibrant oil paintings. His piece 'Buenos Tarde Senor Gauguin' is in the Capitol Collection.

Stan Okostas is a sculptor whose piece 'Family' is part of the New Mexico Capitol Art Collection.

Tom Perkinson is known for gouache paintings that reflect southwestern light and landscape.

Alan Radebaugh is a painter whose landscapes capture the sweeping spaces of the American West.

Meridel Rubenstein is a photographic and installation artist whose work explores social, ecological, and cultural memory.

Ramona Sakiestewa is a Hopi artist known for weaving and large-scale public works. She has also contributed to architectural design projects.

Annie Succo is a traditional weaver from New Mexico whose work is featured in the Capitol Art Collection.

Nellie Succo is a traditional weaver recognized for fine textile work.

Joe Novak is an abstract painter with work represented in collections in New Mexico.

Tavlos is a professional artist and painter with over 40 years in the industry, with galleries in Chicago and New Mexico. His work is internationally collected and featured in many museums.

Emmi Whitehorse is a Navajo painter and printmaker known for abstract works inspired by the landscape and language of her heritage.

Lawrence Wilcox is a sculptor whose piece 'Tall Tale' is featured in the Capitol Art Collection.

Fred Wilson is a conceptual artist known for installations exploring race, power, and museum curation. He uses sculpture, glass, and found objects in his work.

Barbara Van Cleve is a Montana-born photographer renowned for her black-and-white images capturing the essence of Western ranch life. Raised on a ranch, she began photographing at age 11 and has dedicated…

Carol Velarde, a Santa Clara Pueblo potter, is renowned for her miniature blackware pottery featuring deep-carved geometric designs. Coming from a family of potters, including her sisters Marie Suazo and Doris Tenorio,…

Sandra Victorino, born in Acoma Pueblo, is a renowned potter known for her intricate fine-line designs and ""Op-Art"" style pottery. Taught by her aunt, Dorothy Torivio, she has been creating pottery for…

Felix Vigil, a contemporary painter from Jemez Pueblo, creates art deeply rooted in his cultural heritage. His work often reflects the traditions and ceremonies of his community, aiming to preserve and share…

Bernadette Vigil is a professional artist based in New Mexico, widely recognized for her fresco murals that explore cultural, spiritual, and mythological themes. She has presented Toltec wisdom workshops alongside Nagual don…

Robert Dale Tsosie, of Navajo and Picuris Pueblo heritage, was raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He began crafting jewelry as a child and later apprenticed under metal sculptor Charles Pratt. A…

Harold Joe Waldrum was an American painter known for his abstract works depicting the adobe churches of Northern New Mexico. He also used Polaroid photography as part of his artistic process, creating…

Debra Trujillo is a Santa Clara Pueblo potter renowned for her miniature, highly polished, and intricately incised pottery. In the 1980s, she collaborated with Harvey Chavarria, producing award-winning pieces at the Santa…

Joan Weissman is an artist specializing in terrazzo floor design for public buildings. Her background in custom rug and textile design informs her choices in color, scale, and pattern, creating decorative and…

Patrick Trujillo is a furniture artist based in New Mexico. Specific biographical details are limited. If you need further information or details on any of these artists, feel free to ask! Here…

Nelson Tsosie, a Navajo sculptor born in Shiprock, New Mexico, has spent most of his life around the St. Michaels and Two Grey Hills areas of the Navajo Reservation. He is renowned…

Frederico Vigil is a master fresco artist from New Mexico, renowned for creating ""Mundos de Mestizaje,"" the largest concave fresco in North America, located at the National Hispanic Cultural Center. His work…