Biography: Myra Little Snow is a Santa Clara Pueblo potter, daughter of Lucy Year Flower and Joseph Louis Tafoya. She began making pottery at age 12, learning from her family, including her…
Read MoreBiography: Dan Lomahaftewa was a Native American artist of Hopi and Choctaw descent. His spiritual and symbolic artworks often depicted ancestral figures and cosmology, reflecting his cultural heritage.
Read MoreBiography: Rosemary ""Apple Blossom"" Lonewolf is a Santa Clara Pueblo potter, daughter of Joseph Lonewolf. She is renowned for her highly polished and intricately etched pottery, often featuring realistic designs.
Read MoreBiography: Forrest Moses was an American abstract landscape painter who lived and worked in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His paintings are known for their graceful visual responses to place, characterized by distinctive…
Read MoreBiography: Dorothy McCray was an American printmaker and educator known for her work in lithography. She taught at Western New Mexico College and studied under Leon Goldin.
Read MoreBiography: Barney McCulloch was a photographer. Further information about his work is not readily available.
Read MoreBiography: Frank McCulloch was a painter, folk singer, and guitarist born in Gallup, New Mexico. He taught art for 30 years and inspired many students in Albuquerque.
Read MoreBiography: Jenny Lind was an artist and co-founder of Rainbow Gate Pottery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She and her husband, Allan Walter, created colorful, handmade, hand-painted dinnerware and pottery.
Read MoreBiography: Ralph Leon is a painter known for his work in New Mexico.
Read MoreBiography: Reg Loving is a painter based in New Mexico. Further information about his work is not readily available.
Read MoreBiography: Alexandria Levin is a painter known for her work in New Mexico.
Read MoreBiography: Bruce Lowney is a printmaker based in New Mexico. Further information about his work is not readily available.
Read MoreBiography: Diane Lewis, also known by her Acoma name Tsi-Ku-rai-tsa (""Morning Dew""), is a potter from the Acoma Pueblo's Yellow Corn Clan. She has been active since the mid-1980s, creating fine handmade…
Read MoreBiography: Rebecca Lucario is an Acoma Pueblo potter renowned for her intricate fine-line designs. She continues the tradition of her ancestors, creating hand-coiled pottery that reflects the cultural heritage of the Acoma…
Read MoreBiography: Ralph Lewis was a painter active in New Mexico. He participated in exhibitions such as the Alcove Shows at the New Mexico Museum of Art in 1959.
Read MoreBiography: William Lumpkins was an American architect and painter associated with the Santa Fe art scene. He was a pioneer of passive solar architecture and created abstract watercolor paintings reflecting the New…
Read MoreBiography: Angus MacPherson is a painter whose work captures the interplay of light and nature, often depicting forest canopies and atmospheric landscapes.
Read MoreBiography: Beatrice Mandelman was an American abstract painter and a member of the Taos Moderns. Her work is characterized by bold colors and geometric forms, reflecting influences from Cubism and Abstract Expressionism.
Read MoreBiography: Joseph Lonewolf was a Santa Clara Pueblo potter who revolutionized the field by incorporating sgraffito and incised designs into his work. He was the son of noted potters Camilio and Agapita…
Read MoreBiography: Felix López is a master santero from Santa Cruz, New Mexico, renowned for his traditional Spanish Colonial bultos. He has received numerous awards, including the Governor's Award for Excellence in the…
Read MoreBiography: Pola Lopez is a self-taught Chicana artist from Las Vegas, New Mexico. She is known for her vibrant paintings and murals that reflect her cultural heritage and has been active in…
Read MoreBiography: Ramón José López is a traditional santero from New Mexico, specializing in creating reredos (altar screens) and bultos using traditional materials and techniques. He has been recognized for his dedication to…
Read MoreBiography: Estella Loretto is a sculptor from the Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico. She is one of the first Native American women to work in monumental bronze sculpture, creating works that capture…
Read MoreBiography: Herbert Lotz is a photographer who moved to Santa Fe in 1970. He pursued a successful commercial photography career, capturing portraits of people and places in his new hometown.
Read MoreBiography: Tony Jojola was an Isleta Pueblo glass artist, recognized for his innovative work in blown and sculpted glass expressing Pueblo culture.
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