Artists of the Big Bend
Marty Carden; 432-729-3000; www.martycardenphotographs.com. Well known Texas photographer. Fine
art color and black/white photography. Exhibited in
Marfa, Houston, Santa Fe and Austin.
Jean Cargo; 432-386-0585, jcargo@sbcglobal.net
A landscape artist using the media of prismacolor
color pencils and pen and ink. The work is linear and
color layered on top of layer.
June Cobb; 504 E. June, Alpine 432-837-5240. Home
based studio, medias are watercolor, acrylics & oils.
Animal & flower subjects.
Gretchen Lee Coles; P.O. Box 1636, Marfa, 432-7294702, email: mapit4u@hotmail.com. Sculptor and
cartographer, with mapping in site specific installations.
Lindy Cook-Severns; Old Spanish Trail Studio, PO Box
2167, Fort Davis 79734; 432-249-1359, lindy@lindycseverns.com, www.BigBendArtist.com
Regional landscapes, pastels & oils. The Open Range,
Alpine; Gallery at Fort Davis Drugstore; Midland Gallery,
Midland TX; The Gage, Marathon; Hotel Limpia, Ft Davis;
Michael Duty Fine Art, Dallas; Front Street Books, Alpine;
Studio gallery by appointment; Museum of the Big Bend
Trappings of Texas
Tom Curry; Sagebrush Studio, 106 West Murphy,
Alpine, 432-940-9861, www.tomcurrystudio.com. A
nationally known illustrator, currently focusing on
large format paintings in acrylic on hardboard, and
sculpture. His work is available in limited edition
prints. He shows at Catchlight Art Gallery. The sculpture can be seen at 104 W. Murphy in Alpine.
Avram Dumitrescu; Alpine, 432-294-3084, www.onlineavram.com. Paintings of animals, architecture,
landscape and vehicles, celebrating the many elements of Far West Texas.
Bill Davis; Fort Davis, TX; 432-249-0379
Sculptor, potter, and metals/jewelry. Portraits in
bronze. Work displayed in collections throughout the
Midwest and Southwest; exhibits include Museum of
the North American Indian, Custer, SD and Trappings
of Texas, Sul Ross Univ.
John T. Davis; Alpine, Alpine native, John T. Davis,
studied art education at Sul Ross State University,
where he earned an M. Ed. in 1980. He now sells his
pottery to galleries and gift shops across the United
States, including the Renwick Museum Store at the
Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Nancy Davis; Fort Davis, TX; 432-426-3118
Primarily works in oil with heavy texture and vibrant
colors. Favorite subjects to paint include hummingbirds, Native Americans and landscapes. Co-owner of
“The Gallery” above the Fort Davis Drug Store. Personal studio – Davis Mountains Studio.
Pam Edwards; 203 East San Antonio, Marfa; 432
729 1850; pam@wild-woolies.com. Handmade, oneof-a-kind felted wool purses, scarves, hats, bowls and
computer bags. Custom commissions welcome! On
display at Wild Woolies.
Teresa Elliott; Alpine; 432-364-2792;
teresaelliott@mac.com; www.teresa-elliott.com;
Award winning and widely published artist painting
oils of Texas Longhorns. Exhibits in leading galleries
in Wyoming, New Mexico and Texas. Locally at