Abiquiú Dome Gallery & Shop
Tour Stop Number: 20Category: Book Arts, Ceramics, Digital Art, Drawing, Fiber Arts, Folk Art, Gallery, Glass, Jewelry, Metal Arts, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Pottery, Printmaking, Products, Sculpture, and Stained Glass
Website: https://abiquiudome.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AbiquiuDome/
Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/AbiquiuDome/
Email: info@abiquiudome.com
Mailing Address: PO Box 1459, Abiquiu, NM 87510
An iconic adobe dome gallery & shop featuring local & regional artists
Discover the wonder of Abiquiú Dome, a beloved iconic adobe dome gallery and adjacent shop that invites art enthusiasts and connoisseurs of unique treasures to immerse yourself in creativity, craftsmanship, and the warm hospitality that defines this enchanting destination. The Dome and shop feature metal art designs by owner Connie B. Burkhart, and several other regional artists and artisans. Her daughter, Becca Fisher, is the Curator and Managing Partner. Visitors can explore one-of-a-kind pieces that make perfect gifts or cherished mementos of their visit. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a first-time visitor, there’s something here to ignite your spirit.
May-October hours: Friday-Sunday 11am-4pm
Facebook & Instagram: @abiquiudome
Email: info@abiquiudome.com
Website: www.abiquiudome.com
Address: 21557 US Hwy 84, Abiquiu, NM 87510 (half way between mile marker 215 & 216)
Abiquiu Friends Textile Studio [CANCELLED]
Tour Stop Number: 4Category: Fiber Arts and Textiles
My art is for your art. I dye fabrics and trims for people to sew, quilt, and wear.
Nadina Barnes transforms fabric yardage, trims and clothing by dyeing, sewing and quilting. She loves to see other people wearing or using her transformed textiles. Her products include hand dyed fabrics, trims, vintage linens and clothing, including silk scarves. She will also prepare some “ embellishkits” for scrapbooking and collage.
Abiquiu Inn – Galleries, Shop, Sculpture Walk & Gardens
Tour Stop Number: 7Category: Book Arts, Ceramics, Clothing / Accessories, Digital Art, Drawing, Drums, Embroidery, Fiber Arts, Folk Art, Food, Furniture, Gallery, Glass, Jewelry, Metal Arts, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Pottery, Printmaking, Products, Sculpture, Stained Glass, Textiles, Tin, Uncategorized, and Woodworking
Website: http://www.abiquiuinn.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AbiquiuInn
Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/abiquiuinn_official/
Email: info@abiquiuinn.com
Phone: 505-685-4378
Galleries: https://www.abiquiuinn.com/
Abiquiú Studio Tour Artist Showcase at the Abiquiu Inn (October-December)
Tour Stop Number: 7Category: Book Arts, Ceramics, Clothing / Accessories, Digital Art, Drawing, Drums, Embroidery, Fiber Arts, Folk Art, Food, Gallery, Glass, Jewelry, Metal Arts, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Pottery, Printmaking, Products, Sculpture, Stained Glass, Textiles, Tin, Uncategorized, and Woodworking
Website: http://www.abiquiuinn.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AbiquiuInn
Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/abiquiuinn_official/
Email: info@abiquiuinn.com
Phone: 505-685-4378
Galleries: https://www.abiquiuinn.com/
Two Galleries, Shop, Studio Tour Artist Showcase, & Café Abiquiú
Aiden Manzanares
Tour Stop Number: 1Category: Fiber Arts, Mixed Media, and Woodworking
Student Artist - Traditional New Mexico style weavings, tapestries, coasters and more.
These weavings are all traditional New Mexico style patterns and are all made from 100% wool.
Amanda Speer: The Warp Zone
Tour Stop Number: 11Category: Fiber Arts and Textiles
Website: https://www.warpzoneweaving.com/
Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/warpzonee/
Hand dyed, hand woven ikat textiles and art made with all natural fibers.
Amanda Speer is a handweaver and dyer. Her work focuses on intricate hand drafted, handwoven textiles and artwork. She lives and works out of her hand made Earthship home with her partner in weaving and life, Dain Daller. The two make The Warp Zone. Amanda and Dain learned to Weave and Dye over the last decade and a half in beautiful Northern New Mexico. Speer and Daller dye all of their woven work with rain water collected from their roof. Their ever evolving work strives to use sustainable practices in textile design, creating heirloom pieces, with the use of natural fibers. Amanda and Dain were the US representatives of the World Ikat Symposium 2016-2019. Their work has been shown throughout Asia and the US. You can view their work on their website at www.warpzoneweaving.com and follow the two on instagram @warpzonee.
Andaluz Woodwork by Mehedi van Hattum [CANCELLED]
Tour Stop Number: 11Category: Furniture and Woodworking
Website: https://www.instagram.com/andaluzwoodwork/?hl=en
Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/andaluzwoodwork
Phone: 505-920-1531
Custom chopping blocks, furniture and hand carved works.
I grew up studying carpentry and furniture making with my father, who is a master woodworker. The style he developed was based on sacred geometry and designs from across the Islamic world. Spending much of my free time studying his craft from a young age allowed me to develop my skills from early on. After college I traveled extensively through Latin America studying carpentry, furniture making and wood carving. My woodwork style reflects a blend of art from the Islamic world and Latin America.
Andrea Beane
Tour Stop Number: 11Category: Clothing / Accessories and Fiber Arts
Website: https://www.etsy.com/shop/thegreenbeane/?etsrc=sdt
Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/thegreenbeane
Email: thebeane45@gmail.com
Phone: 512-669-3260
Mixed Media, quilts, handmade clothing, purses and accessories
I am a maker.
I am curious about stuff.
I collect old things.
I love color…any.
I find interest in the natural world.
Nature inspires me.
I am an artist.
And process is my practice.
Andrew Furse
Tour Stop Number: 4Category: Printmaking
Phone: 505-927-5800
Block Prints, Woodcuts, Wordless Books. "as ignorable as it is interesting" No training for enthusiasm. Well-practiced on the Musical Saw.
I love mornings.
I’m lucky.
Sometimes, some mornings I get an hour to carve on a woodblock before the day begins.
Bliss.
Angela C. Miller
Tour Stop Number: 11Category: Embroidery and Fiber Arts
Phone: 505-920-4519
Embroidery art on aprons, dish towels, pillowcases, wall hangings, etc. and crochet snowflake ornaments
I was born in Espanola and raised in Abiquiu. My father was born, raised and lived in Abiquiu. I attended parochial and elementary school in Abiquiu and junior and high school in Espanola. I participated in archeological digs during the summer months while in high school with Charlie Carrillo. I received a master’s degree in Southwest Studies from New Mexico Highlands University. My mother taught me at a young age to embroider and my grandmother taught me to crochet. I am also a weaver, and my work was displayed at the New Mexico State Fair many years ago. I enjoy creating art through embroidery and crochet that people will enjoy.
Arin Bader, Las Parras de Abiquiu
Tour Stop Number: 19Category: Folk Art and Painting
Website: http://lasparras.com/
Email: spbader1@gmail.com
Phone: 505-685-4200
Feathered gourd masks, Christmas gourd ornaments, cards, crocheted afghans
Armando Adrian-Lopez
Tour Stop Number: 18Category: Mixed Media, Painting, and Sculpture
Website: https://armandolopez.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/armando.adrianlopez
Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/armandoadrianlopez
Email: armando@armandolopez.com
Phone: 505-685-4585
Galleries: http://armandolopez.com/ http://armandolopez.com/
From the Angelic, through the mundane, to the profane; Mexican Magical realism - Paintings and 3D Mixed Media Assemblage Has to be seen to understand; and even then.........
My life is not separate from my art, my life is art and has always been art. I am, for
all intent and purposes, self-taught. I have an unshakable belief in La Unidad,
Unity in all things. I believe we are all connected to everything and everyone. I see
myself as a spiritual storyteller; the narrative-symbolic allows me to tell a stories in
which I am not the sole interpreter, the viewer is also an interpreter. My imagery is
intentionally accessible and universal by way of archetypes that are open and
flexible enough to allow for many interpretations, not one interpretation. I use a
visual language. My intent to engage the viewer in a dialogue. Through this unspoken dialogue an intimacy arises and along with it, the space to dream, imagine, contemplate-. That, to me, is freedom.
Ayden Archuleta
Tour Stop Number: 14Category: Jewelry
Phone: 505-670-6168
Hand crafted jewelry
My name is Ayden Archuleta I am an eighth grader. I have been enjoying art ever since I was little. In my free time I love making earrings, hanging out with friends, and other artsy things. On the weekends I like to spend time with my family in Abiquiu exploring.
Beachwood Ceramics [CANCELLED]
Tour Stop Number: 17Category: Ceramics
Website: https://www.beachwoodceramics.com/
High-fire stoneware, both utilitarian and non-utilitarian ceramics with a bent toward Japanese aesthetics.
I throw, hand build, extrude and deform. I find making utilitarian forms satisfying for practical, functional reasons and making non-functional forms satisfying for experimental purposes. Experimentation and pushing the boundaries of the medium allows for continuous interest and growth.
Beth Ferguson [CANCELLED]
Tour Stop Number: 19Category: Mixed Media and Painting
Website: http://www.bethfergusonart.com/
Email: bethfergusonart@gmail.com
Phone: 505-929-0192
Mixed media and painting
I paint in watercolors and acrylics and am amazed by the wonders of our landscapes . My prints and notecards are useful and delightful gifts. Pedernal Casita at Abiquiu Lake has stunning mesa and lake views, perfect retreat. 3 night minimum. www.airbnb/rooms/21665711. www.vrbo.com/47