Hecho a Mano is all about handmade. Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hechoamanoorg Hecho a Mano primarily showcases New Mexican and Mexican printmakers.
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We also show artists working in the mediums of ceramics, and jewelry. Our sibling gallery, Hecho Gallery, features artists making unique works primarily on canvas, paper and in clay at 129 W Palace Ave.
Many customers of ours are familiar with the Oaxacan pit-fired ceramic works that have lined our shelves since first opening. But did you know there is a book that details the methods passed down from generation to generation unique to each specific locale?
Colectivo 1050°, Fire & Clay (English Edition), book.
What kind of wild bouquet do you envision arranging itself in this understated beauty?
Heather Bradley, Blue & Green Lines Vase, 2024, ceramic, 9.50 x 8.50 x 8.50 in
Fresher than Rodin's sculpture, Zahra Marwan's portraits offer us a new glimpse of some of today's thinkers.
1) On Art & Wisdom, 2024, risograph, 17 x 11 in
2) Tiffany Montoya writes, the poetics of a society that meets humans needs, 2024
ink and watercolor on paper, 12 x 9 in
For whatever reason, there is something so sweet about this tiny print. Maybe it's memories of amazing summertime smoothies. What are some of your favorite ingredients to drop in a blender?
Alberto Cruz, Licuadora, 2024, (5/100), Linocut, 5.50 x 3.75 in
In a spin-off of Diego Rivera's Pan American Unity mural, Kirwin has created her own montage, replacing the notable silhouettes of men with honorable female figures instead.
Julianna Kirwin, Pan-American Unity, 2024, woodblock prints on canvas, 72 x 108 in
Tell me more, mysterious one!
Alfonso Barrera, Untitled, 2023, monotype & pastel on paper, 27.25 x 21.50 in
Zahra Marwan, The Jinn waits a hundred years, 2024, ink and watercolor on paper, 12 x 9 in
No one ever said your night light couldn't be a friendly piece of art watching over you while you sleep.
Max Lehman, The City of Emerald Mint Jellia Green on Ocho Verde, 2023, painted ceramic, wire, neon, glass, 17 x 14 x 14 in.
In an ode to her grandmother, honoring her time spent working in the kitchen, Kirwin uses a unique printmaking technique to embody the vintage apron heirlooms of her babcia.
Julianna Kirwin, Sunday Apron, 2024, trace monotype on panel, 30 x 24 in
Shopping for some slippery slithering silver serpentines sometime soon?!
Anna Johnson, Large Gemstone Serpentine Earrings, 2022, Sterling silver, rubies
Marwan describes the mood of her paintings in this solo exhibition: Rose is a Rose is a Rose, akin to Saadi Shirazi's Gulistān (Rose Garden), a work composed of short prose in chapters, this painting could be the girls' night out chapter!
Zahra Marwan, Enrique LaMadrid tells me about the Jarchas, 2024, ink and watercolor on paper, 20 x 32 in
Once a year we do a jewelry & (functional) ceramics sale, and now is the time! Now through Sunday only, both online and in-store, enjoy a 15% discount on all jewelry and functional ceramics (sculpture excluded!). Use promo code JULY15 at checkout online to apply the discount.
In Kirwin's recent body of work, she records the ways in which she and her Polish grandmother communicated in lieu of a common spoken language.
Julianna Kirwin, What's Important, Day-to-Day, 2024, linocut, 24 x 18 in
Please welcome a new artist to our gallery family, Annalise Gratovich!
1) Mischefon (Tan), 2023, (9/30), etching on hand-dyed paper, 17.50 x 18.50 in
2) Within, Without (dark), 2023, (2/30), etching on hand-dyed paper, 9.75 x 6.75 in
3) Haunted I, 2018, (14/35), etching on hand-dyed paper, 10.75 x 9.50 in
Centering roses and Arab poetry, Marwan’s paintings evoke a feeling of awe and longing.
“We are handed down ancient poems, suspended odes in gold, our lives like a rose garden in chapters,” Marwan says.
Zahra Marwan, Murmuring Arabic words to myself before I sleep, 2024, ink and watercolor on paper, 40 x 32 in
Time to mark your calendars for our upcoming Quick Draw event happening this coming Saturday night from 6-8pm! Stay tuned for the cast of characters gracing us with their presence while slinging their paint and pens...🤩
Come share some space with us from 12:00pm - 1:30pm as we welcome Zahra Marwan and Julianna Kirwin to speak about their latest bodies of work, with an introductory hour of live music and free donuts & coffee!
Zahra Marwan, Pale Cabbage Rose Moon, the Suspended Odes in Gold, casually handed down to us, 2024, ink and watercolor on paper, 82 x 45 in
Julianna Kirwin, The Pink Tablecloth, 2024, monotype on panel, 24 x 30 in
Come join us tomorrow for complimentary donuts & coffee, live music, and a double artist talk, all wrapped up into a sweet hour and a half event!
Two new exhibitions open tonight from 5-7pm! Swing on by to see Julianna Kirwin's Babcia, and Zahra Marwan's Rose is a Rose is a Rose. Both bodies of work feature female protagonists correlating to the personal worlds of their artists.
Included in the exhibitions are: watercolor paintings, risograph prints, monotypes, woodcuts & linocuts, and a few other surprises 😉
Julianna Kirwin, My Babcia, 2024, woodblock print on muslin, 60 x 24 in.
Zahra Marwan, The poetic palm reeds to bury you with, 2024, ink and watercolor on paper, 32 x 20 in.
A Rose is a Rose is a Rose, opens tomorrow from 5-7pm and we could not be more excited. Here is a video we made during a studio visit with Zahra as she prepared for the show. We can't wait for you to see this show up on our walls.
Big or small, rituals of the rainbow, for one and for all.
Marcos Lucero, Ritual, 2023, acrylic on paper, 10 x 12.50 in
This Friday, double dunk your evening with two opening receptions in one place! Revealed will be new bodies of work from two of our favorite Burqueña artists! Opening reception, as always, from 5-7pm, with DJ Christina Swilley spinning the vinyl for your boogying pleasure!
Last chance to get your own limited edition Hecho A Mano tee, while supplies last, which won't be long now.
Designed by THE real McCoy, Daniel himself (reason enough to get one before it's too late)! And, printed by our favorite local independent screener Brendan at his shop Bees Knees Print Studio!
Fly on over to catch the last day of two great exhibitions before they disappear!
Wesley Anderegg, El Mezcal, 2024, ceramic, 21 x 19 x 8 in
Alan H. Crane, Haunted Garden, Desierto de los Leones, 1947, (/40), lithograph, 9.75 x 13.75 in
Enjoy an artful espresso sipping Sunday, I know we are!
Sabi Studio, Taza Espresso, 2023, ceramic, 1.75 x 3.25 x 2.25 in.
Mirel Fraga, Child Composition, 2023, mixed-media on paper, 12 x 12 in.
A good pairing with a Saturday morning at the Farmers' Market is a walk over to celebrate Pride on the Plaza! On your way by, stop and say Hi, and grab yourself a moment of cool air while checking out what's new on our walls and shelves!
Alan H. Crane, Noon in the Market, 1942, (/35), lithograph, 13.75 x 9.25 in.
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Is today a day to bloom, or to sit in contemplation and solitude?
Patricia Avila, Polen, 2022, (2/10), linocut, 23.60 x 31.50 in.
After you finish the watering, drop everything and come on down to see the new whimsy of Wesley, only a few days left!
Wesley Anderegg, The Waterer, 2024, ceramic, 23 x 19 x 3 in.
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A Rose is a Rose is a Rose, opens tomorrow from 5-7pm and we could not be more excited. Here is a video we made during a studio visit with Zahra as she prepared for the show. We can't wait for you to see this show up on our walls.
Opening tonight! The magical and mysterious Wesley Anderegg dazzles with his desert-inspired exhibition, Sonora! DJ Prairie Dog will be spinning vintage vinyl, 5-7pm.
Kat Kinnick on her newest body of work. Opening tomorrow, 5-7pm!
Behind the scenes of Julianna Kirwin's trace monotype apron prints
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
Camino Lejo
Teresa Neptune Studio/ Gallery
Canyon Road
Museum of International Folk Art
Camino Lejo
Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian
Camino Lejo
