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Register for Spring Classes Here Landscapes in Watercolor
with Dave Cook
Daffodils in All Their Glory: A Perfect Lesson in Perspective and Watercolor
with Science Illustrator Marjorie Leggitt
(Online Zoom Workshop)
Exploring Color & Design Through Contrasts
with Master Artist David Schwindt
Relationships Are Everything: Using Intentional Choices to Create a Balanced Piece of Art
with Cynthia Inson
Abstraction - Drawing and Painting
with Michael Ottersen
Bringing Color to Life in Watercolor
with Pamela Barcita
Painting Landscapes in Oils
with J. Waid Griffin
Embracing the Power of Purple, Soft Pastels
with Susan Roden
Teen Studio, April Session
with Susan Roden
The FUNdamentals of Drawing
with Alice Webb
New Mexico Skies & Landscapes (for acrylics and oils)
with Dick Wimberly
Spring Sale April 11, Saturday 10 AM - 3 PM Looking for affordable art supplies? Come to our Spring Art Pantry Sale! We offer a wide variety of gently used, donated art materials at prices far below retail. We have everything from paints and brushes to papers, tools, and more. Every purchase not only helps you stock up and save money, but also supports creativity in our community by giving supplies a second life. Have extra art supplies you no longer need? We gladly accept donations to keep the Art Pantry stocked and accessible for everyone. | CURRENT EXHIBITION Black & White An exhibition of black & white drawings and black & white photographs. A celebration of contrast, clarity, and nuance, this exhibition highlights the expressive power of where light meets shadow, form meets emptiness, and simplicity reveals infinite possibilities. March 5 - April 4, 2026 "Meet the Artists" Reception: March 21, Saturday, 4 PM to 6 PM _________________________________________
Shop smart. Create more. Support local art. |
____________________________________________________________________________________ Upcoming Lecture with F. G. "Fred" Yost Handmade Paper-making for Artistic Purposes April 17, Friday 6 PM, In the Art League Studios
Prior to the invention of paper, thoughts and numerals were transcribed onto wood, bone, clay and papyrus by tribal people, Sumerians and Egyptians. The invention of what we now call paper is said to have occurred around 300BC in southeast China. These early efforts will be briefly illustrated. A more thorough discussion will be given of “modern” techniques which, for example, began at the Fabriano Mill in 1276 AD. These methods and required equipment will be illustrated as Fred reviews the construction of his own paper-mill in 1981. Finally, Fred will present his own efforts by way of painting, printmaking, calligraphy and bookmaking. The New Mexico Art League's Works on Paper exhibit will be on view at the time of the lecture. Plan to come early to view the artwork before the lecture. The show includes 82 pieces by 53 New Mexico artists, and all works are for sale. Free for Members | $5 for Non-Members Donations are welcome and appreciated to help support our programs! Register for Lecture: HANDMADE PAPER-MAKING FOR ARTISTIC PURPOSES |
