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Oct. 04
2022
Oct. 05
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
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Oct. 05
2022
Oct. 06
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
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Oct. 07
2022
Oct. 08
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
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Fri
7
Oct
TCA Movies on the Big Screen: Three Thousand Years of Longing
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
7:00 pm-9:00 pm - $8.50 General, $7 TCA Member, $5 Youth 17 and under
Oct. 08
2022
Oct. 09
2022
Seeking: Young Actors for Original Production
The Taos Youth Ensemble is seeking young actors, all levels of experience, with a passion to perform and commit to a six-month process in creating an original production to be staged at the TCA: Adventures of a Young Daydreamer.
Classes will meet every Saturday, starting in October, at Taos Dance Academy with two different age groups scheduled: Junior (ages 6-10), 1-2pm; Senior (ages 11 and up), 2-4pm. Improv, theater games, development of craft, character-building, dance, movement, and more, will be included as aspects of the ongoing process in bringing to life this theatrically epic adventure.
ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG DAYDREAMER: Eleven-year-old Pip, a chronic daydreamer, discovers the enchanted realm of Pycopay, where he undertakes a quest for the mythical Kindness Trees. During his otherworldly odyssey, he encounters a spirited medley of characters: Phezz, the lost girl and her curls; Slapstick Charly, chaser of Locomotive Moons and lover of blueberry pie, Mesquale, the mind-grinding monkey; Dutch, the old man with a Queen Bee stuck in his brain, and many others. Pip’s journey through Pycopay teaches him about the power of language, storytelling, imagination, and the importance of compassion and friendship.
Classes will be broken into two semesters (I: October-December, II: January-March), with plans to stage the show in April. Limited enrollment. For payment rates and registration, email: [email protected]
Original artwork by Conrad Cooper.
1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Sun
9
Oct
TCA Big Screen: Silence of the Lambs
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
5:00 pm-7:00 pm - Tickets start at $5, pay what you can.
Oct. 11
2022
Oct. 12
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 12
2022
Oct. 13
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 14
2022
Oct. 15
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Fri
14
Oct
TCA Big Screen: Corpse Bride
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
5:00 pm-7:00 pm - Tickets start at $5, pay what you can.Fri
14
Oct
TCA Big Screen: Silence of the Lambs
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
7:00 pm-9:00 pm - Tickets start at $5, pay what you can.
Oct. 15
2022
Oct. 16
2022
Seeking: Young Actors for Original Production
The Taos Youth Ensemble is seeking young actors, all levels of experience, with a passion to perform and commit to a six-month process in creating an original production to be staged at the TCA: Adventures of a Young Daydreamer.
Classes will meet every Saturday, starting in October, at Taos Dance Academy with two different age groups scheduled: Junior (ages 6-10), 1-2pm; Senior (ages 11 and up), 2-4pm. Improv, theater games, development of craft, character-building, dance, movement, and more, will be included as aspects of the ongoing process in bringing to life this theatrically epic adventure.
ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG DAYDREAMER: Eleven-year-old Pip, a chronic daydreamer, discovers the enchanted realm of Pycopay, where he undertakes a quest for the mythical Kindness Trees. During his otherworldly odyssey, he encounters a spirited medley of characters: Phezz, the lost girl and her curls; Slapstick Charly, chaser of Locomotive Moons and lover of blueberry pie, Mesquale, the mind-grinding monkey; Dutch, the old man with a Queen Bee stuck in his brain, and many others. Pip’s journey through Pycopay teaches him about the power of language, storytelling, imagination, and the importance of compassion and friendship.
Classes will be broken into two semesters (I: October-December, II: January-March), with plans to stage the show in April. Limited enrollment. For payment rates and registration, email: [email protected]
Original artwork by Conrad Cooper.
1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Sat
15
Oct
Storytelling Festival - Main Event
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
7:00 pm-8:30 pm - Admission: $20; Students 18 years old and under are $10Sun
16
Oct
Live Concert: Amendola Vs. Blades with Skerik
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
7:00 pm-8:30 pm - $18Mon
17
Oct
Live Concert: Amendola Vs. Blades with Skerik (FREE Student Performance)
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
1:00 pm-2:30 pm - FREE
Oct. 18
2022
Oct. 19
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 19
2022
Oct. 20
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 21
2022
Oct. 22
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 22
2022
Oct. 23
2022
Seeking: Young Actors for Original Production
The Taos Youth Ensemble is seeking young actors, all levels of experience, with a passion to perform and commit to a six-month process in creating an original production to be staged at the TCA: Adventures of a Young Daydreamer.
Classes will meet every Saturday, starting in October, at Taos Dance Academy with two different age groups scheduled: Junior (ages 6-10), 1-2pm; Senior (ages 11 and up), 2-4pm. Improv, theater games, development of craft, character-building, dance, movement, and more, will be included as aspects of the ongoing process in bringing to life this theatrically epic adventure.
ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG DAYDREAMER: Eleven-year-old Pip, a chronic daydreamer, discovers the enchanted realm of Pycopay, where he undertakes a quest for the mythical Kindness Trees. During his otherworldly odyssey, he encounters a spirited medley of characters: Phezz, the lost girl and her curls; Slapstick Charly, chaser of Locomotive Moons and lover of blueberry pie, Mesquale, the mind-grinding monkey; Dutch, the old man with a Queen Bee stuck in his brain, and many others. Pip’s journey through Pycopay teaches him about the power of language, storytelling, imagination, and the importance of compassion and friendship.
Classes will be broken into two semesters (I: October-December, II: January-March), with plans to stage the show in April. Limited enrollment. For payment rates and registration, email: [email protected]
Original artwork by Conrad Cooper.
1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Oct. 25
2022
Oct. 26
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 26
2022
Oct. 27
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 28
2022
Oct. 29
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Oct. 29
2022
Oct. 30
2022
Seeking: Young Actors for Original Production
The Taos Youth Ensemble is seeking young actors, all levels of experience, with a passion to perform and commit to a six-month process in creating an original production to be staged at the TCA: Adventures of a Young Daydreamer.
Classes will meet every Saturday, starting in October, at Taos Dance Academy with two different age groups scheduled: Junior (ages 6-10), 1-2pm; Senior (ages 11 and up), 2-4pm. Improv, theater games, development of craft, character-building, dance, movement, and more, will be included as aspects of the ongoing process in bringing to life this theatrically epic adventure.
ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG DAYDREAMER: Eleven-year-old Pip, a chronic daydreamer, discovers the enchanted realm of Pycopay, where he undertakes a quest for the mythical Kindness Trees. During his otherworldly odyssey, he encounters a spirited medley of characters: Phezz, the lost girl and her curls; Slapstick Charly, chaser of Locomotive Moons and lover of blueberry pie, Mesquale, the mind-grinding monkey; Dutch, the old man with a Queen Bee stuck in his brain, and many others. Pip’s journey through Pycopay teaches him about the power of language, storytelling, imagination, and the importance of compassion and friendship.
Classes will be broken into two semesters (I: October-December, II: January-March), with plans to stage the show in April. Limited enrollment. For payment rates and registration, email: [email protected]
Original artwork by Conrad Cooper.
1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Sun
30
Oct
TCA Big Screen: Corpse Bride
Taos Center for the Arts TCAtaos.org, Taos
4:00 pm-6:00 pm - Tickets start at $5, pay what you can.
Nov. 01
2022
Nov. 02
2022
203 Fine Art & TCA present Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
203 Fine Art & TCA present
Celebrating History, the Taos Art Association at 70
September 17, 2022 – January 2, 2023Encore Gallery
Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 4-6pm, before all TCA events & by appointment
In collaboration with the Taos Center of the Arts (TCA), 203 Fine Art is pleased to present a visual recollection and brief history of the Taos Art Association. It has been seventy years since the formation of the originating organization, The Taos Artists Association, which would later become the Taos Center for the Arts.
The TAA was formed in 1952 by a group of 28 artists, most of whom would be considered avant-garde at that time when most of the galleries and commercial venues were selling landscapes and paintings of southwestern themes by the older, more established Taos Society Artists. The group’s mission was to create a venue where forward-thinking artists could show art they wanted to create, going beyond what the commercial galleries expected them to create.
By early 1953, the membership in the TAA had grown to 100 members and TAA purchased what is now the Hernandez-Manby House property and opened the Stables Gallery, an artist-run cooperative. The Stables Gallery was immediately vibrant and became a place where the group known as the Taos Moderns and others would thrive, creating the artwork which would sustain the national reputation of Taos as an evolving center for art, picking up the torch from the previous generation of artists before them.
The TAA would also offer workshops and drawing groups, and later built a venue for live theater where the founding artists embraced performance as well as visual art. This would continue for decades, with shifts and changes and new buildings. But the TAA survived those changes to become the Taos Center for the Arts, which continues to nurture and support the arts, including visual, performing arts, and film in Taos. The Stables Gallery is still maintained today as a space for Taos artists and community members to share, display and sell art.
This exhibition will include the artwork of many of the original founding members of the TAA, as well as a select group of works by later members.
For more information visit 203fineart.com
To make an appointment outside gallery hours to see the exhibit call TCA at (575) 758-2052
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
4:00 pm-6:00 pm