Farahnheight Fine Art Taos, New Mexico

Farahnheight Fine Art Taos, New Mexico FaraHNHeight Fine Art
Taos New Mexico

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Peter Hurd was an American painter, muralist, illustrator and writer, born on February 22nd in Roswell, New Mexico. Hurd was a founding member of the New Mexico Arts Commission. He is best known for his landscapes of the West and portraits of the people who lived there, especially in the area of San Patricio, New Mexico. Hurd was educated at New Mexico Military Institute from 1917-20. He was appointed to West Point Military Academy but resigned in 1923 to peruse an artistic career. He moved to Pennsylvania, where he took classes at Philadelphia Academy of Fine Art and private lessons from artist N.C. Wyeth in Chadds Ford. His studies with Wyeth would change his life in more than one way, as he fell in love with Wyeth's daughter, Henriette, and married her in 1929.

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.Sovereign Santa Fe 2024 (SSF2024) featured artist & vendor; Neil Zarama (Chiricahua Apache Nation - Nde). Silversmith & Chopper maker. Open to commissions. .Special Debut at SSF2024 in Lobby of La Fonda Hotel; A custom 1946 HD Knucklehead “The Wagon Burner” built by Arrow Choppers / Whirling Log & Arrow. Zarama will be upstairs participating in Sovereign Marketplace. .Zarama is the founder / owner / operator of WL&A, a Boutique Silversmith & Chopper garage based out of the Excelsior District in SF, CA. His jewelry is old style handmade one at a time with love & respect for the traditional ways. The work is inspired by Native ancestors & all Indigenous Americans that have come before & paved the way. Zarama started his creativity as a dancehall DJ in 1992. By 1996 Zarama (DJ Juju) became a co-founder of the Phunckateck collective. He retired from music around 2010, not before leaving his mark. He continues his creativity in silver & chrome! .SSF is a Native American Arts exhibition showcasing cutting edge indigenous creativity. Sovereign’s mission is to create a platform to highlight cutting edge Native American Arts & its elusive relationship between traditional & contemporary. Established to give vibrant Native American artists an on-trend platform to showcase & share their creativity..SSF2024 is collaborating with other Contemporary Native Art exhibitors, showcasing a diverse cross-section of New School Native Arts. .What: SSF2024 Where: La Fonda on the Plaza;Lumpkins Ballroom & MezzanineWhen: Friday August 16th - Sunday 18th 10AM – 7PM FREE!.#sovereignsantafe #farahnheightgallery #knuckleheadchopper #nativeartsandcultures #apache #whirlinglogandarrow #neilzarama #chopperlife #newmexicoartexhibit #contemporarynativearts #custommotorcycle #contemporaryindigenousart #lafondaontheplaza #ssf2024 #farahnheightfineart #nativejewelry #harleydavidsonchoppers #newschoolnative #santafeindianmarket2024 #santafeartscene #santafeartexperience #nativesilversmith #santa

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The Mission of the Taos Fall Arts Festival is to celebrate the visual arts and artists in Taos County, to encourage the growth of emerging artists, and to create an event where our artists can come together to exhibit and market their works for the delight and appreciation of the larger community.

The Taos Fall Arts Festival began in 1974 as a venue staged at the homes of patrons who wished to promote local art. As it grew in popularity, TFAF expanded into larger venues, Invitational and Juried Exhibits and has developed into an Open Exhibition for over 250 Taos County artists. The annual festival quickly began attracting compatible events such as pop up partnerships, music, dance and performance. Yet, despite the changes to that have occurred over the decades, TFAF’s mission has remained constant: celebrate the visual arts and artists in Taos County, encourage the growth of emerging artists, and continue an event where artists can come together to exhibit and market their works for the delight and appreciation of the larger community.

Much of what has recently made TFAF so dynamic can be attributed to changes wrought over the last several years, including the addition of new partnerships such as The PASEO and the Taos Environmental Film Festival. Both have brought new energy to the venerable institution, appealing as they do to wider audiences across the region and the country.