Big Bend Texas Galleries & Artists 2013 | Page 29

Artists of the Big Bend James A. Mangum; Marathon; email: saintmaker@hotmail.com; www.saintmaker.us/saintmaker.html. Award winning writer & folk artist-paintings and scuptures, mixed media, using recycled, scrap and found objects; at Front Street Books, Marathon. Mary Ann Matteson; Alpine; email: mabmatteson@gmail.com; Award winning writer & folk artist-paintings and scuptures, mixed media Mimi y Roberto; 704 E. Ave B, Alpine, 432-837-1099; Handmade pottery by two local potters who have studied in Japan, Italy, and Canada. Galleries: Kiowa, Front St. Books. Jan Moeller; a representational watercolorist fascinated with the play of color in shadow and light. This expression of color is reflected in her work. Shows at CatchLight Art Gallery. Glenn Moreland; 206 Madrone, Fort Davis, TX, glenn@texcowboy.cowboy Artist, wood carver, specializing in the humor of everyday cowboy life. Work shown in the Gallery at Fort Davis; Cattlelacs, Manchaca, TX and The Trappings Show, Sul Ross Univ. Patty Moreland; 113 N. State St., Fort Davis, TX, 512627-5943, pathazel@yahoo.com. Studio in The Gallery above Fort Davis Drug Store. Traditional paintings, acrylic, watercolor, oil, from still life to landscapes. Graduate of SWT Univ. Fine Arts, 1971. Karen Nakakihara; Functional & sculptural ceramic pieces. Her work features imagery of natural objects ranging from realistic to delightfully whimsical. Shows at Gallery on the Square. Johanna Nelson; 432-940-9506, zjohanna.nelson@yahoo.com, www.johannanelson.tumblr.com Johanna studied Industrial Technology and Art at SRSU; she is currently working on her MBA, with a focus on Economics at UTEP. Ms. Nelson has lived in Alpine, Lajitas, an Parral, Chihuahua, MX over the past decade. She operated a student art gallery in Alpine for 4 yrs and has sold her art to clients all over the world for the past 10 yrs. Her main focus continues to lie in the unique shapes and structure of the Chihuahuan Desert. West Texas desert vistas are her inspiration throughout many of her landscapes. PETEI; P.O. Box 218, Alpine, TX 79831-0218, 432837-1036, petei@sbcglobal.net Multi - media artist, photography – jewelry – woven shawls and rugs – note cards / nature print – pen and ink – photo – botanical illustration. Ruben Pena; Alpine, 432-755-8107, morinpena@yahoo.com, Internet art site; mordelapena. Contemporary abstract airbrush paintings. Studio portrait photographs including pets. Special events and quinceaneras. J. Pena; 415 East Ave. H, Alpine, 432-837-3484, email: sotota@yahoo.com. Colorful minimalism. Shows at Ringtail Records. Ann Pratt; www.studiocdj.com. Watercolors, oils, pastels & acrylics. Studio open by appt. Feather Radha: 432-294-0130. Muralist painter in oils, acrylic and mixed media. Figures, landscapes, nature, magical realism. Work exhibited at Gallery on the Square, and Shows by appointment. PO Box 2104, Alpine TX 79831. Stylle Read; Cleburne, Texas; 817-992-5035; www.stylleread.com. Nationally recognized artist and notorious western muralist. Specializes in original, historically correct western recreations, such as Big Brewster & Ode to Reata, Alpine, and many others in the region. Tim Roberts; P.O. Box 767, Fort Davis, 432-4263808, email: trobe@brooksdata.net. Traditional and non-traditional oil/acrylic paintings, and drawings. At Catchlight. Roxa Medley Robison; PO Box 555, Fort Davis, TX 79734, 432-249-3300, CrowsNest@CrowsNestRanch.com, www.CrowsNestRanch.com Terracotta luminaries, eggs, clay sculptures, china painting, notecards from a historic Davis Mountain ranch. Old Spanish Trail Studio, Fort Davis, TX. Catherine Rose; 512-289-3399; creatingdreams8@gmail.com; Western images in pencil. Artwork can be viewed at GOTS on Holland Ave. Chris Ruggia; Alpine, www.jackcomics.com Comics, mostly about the desert animals of the Big Bend. Books are available at Murphy St. Raspa Co., Front Street Books, Chihuahuan Desert Nature Center and Big Bend National Park, as well as online. Ellen C. Ruggia; Alpine, www.vastgraphics.com/botanical Botanical art featuring plants native to the TransPecos region of Texas; at Kiowa Gallery and the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Center. Gordie Sanborn; 907 W Lockhart, 837-2591. Lapidary, Rockhound, artisan. Shows at Gallery on the Square. 29 • www.GalleriesArtists.com