Ann Huston
Huston's pastel paintings evoke a place apart from the viewers modern world. Her meandering roads draw us in and lead us to a
destination, much anticipated, but out of our immediate vision. Enter the room or landscape, spare in details, resonating with Spirit.
Inspiration is derived from the Northern New Mexico landscape, the high altitude light, the old adobes, and the mysteries surrounding
the old places. Ann captures the scene on location, writing notes on her canvas, noting the essence of what she is sensing - almost
as if poetry. 'Mesa Road', Black Mesa, is one such place. Limited Edition Fine Art Prints are available by visiting the Artist's website;
annhustonstudio.com and fi neartnewmexico.com. Representation: Ann Huston Studio & DAFA Gallery, Taos. cMesa Road, pastel, 24 x 30.
[email protected] | 575.776.2890 | http://www.annhustonstudio.comKathleen J. Keating
New Mexico’s sunlight inspired this drawing of a young
equestrian during a mid-morning training ride. High contrasts
and quiet shadows help defi ne the delicate elegance and
precision of dressage. c Taylor at Ten, graphite, 20 x 14.[email protected] | 505.331.2466 | http://www.kjkeating.comJeff Tabor
Jeff has been an artist as long as he can remember and is
the son of a New Mexico artist. He paints landscapes in
oil, acrylic, gouache and collage. He has shown his work in
galleries and museums throughout the U.S. and also in South
Africa. Representation: Art Exchange Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
http://www.aegallery.com; Jeff Tabor fi ne art Gallery, Santa Fe, NM.
cChimney Rock, oil on canvas, 32 x 40.
[email protected] | 503.603.4485 | http://www.aegallery.com
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