2023 Artisans

Here’s a quick look at some of the artists you’ll see this year.  For a complete list of artists, click here.

Jewelry

Danny Hart Design Studio

Born and raised in New Mexico, Danny Hart is an accomplished woodworker who thoughtfully handcrafts everything from gorgeous pieces of jewelry to heirloom-quality furniture. Did you know: Danny designed the highly-Instagramable Sawmill Market entryway installation!

Ceramics & Sculpture

Marcelle Bowman

Jewelry

Silver Mountain Designs Inc.

Mark Jimenez

Ceramics & Sculpture

Liminal Clay

Bianca Loscocco

Home Decor & Furniture

Bad Moon on the Rise

Stacey Brewer

Bath & Body Products

BoodleBody

Moira Gehring

Home Decor & Furniture

Jen Fox Studio

Jen Fox

Leatherwork

Big Head Leather

Patrick Falance

Wordwork

Steve Herrera

I create refined and repurposed art using reclaimed wood and epoxy resin, usually in the form of cutting boards, charcuterie boards, small tables, and end tables. These pieces are all handmade using a rigorous process. Each piece is unlike any other piece, they are all created with stunning and vivid colors that reflect each piece’s character and composure.

Fiber Arts & Fashion

Grey Collective

Jessica Lloyd

Fiber Arts & Fashion

Bean Street Studio

Bean Street Studio is a fiber art and jewelry design studio inspired by nature, memories, and frankly- whatever we like. Bean Street Studio art should make you feel happy, warm, and inspired.

Isabella Romero

2023 Scholarship Winner

Ceramics & Sculpture

LaDonna Victoriano

LaDonna Victoriano is from the Pueblo of Acoma. She has been making pottery for over 10 years. She uses clay mined from her pueblo to make her creations. Her pottery is hand painted using the traditional style with a yucca brush and natural pigments.

Metalwork

Skimmer Studio

Ross Lunz

Leatherwork

Kelly Horrigan Handmade

Kelly Horrigan

Home Decor & Furniture

Submaterial

Made up of a collection of skilled fabricators, Submaterial focuses on natural and sustainable materials like wool felt and cork to create beautiful and responsibly produced designs for home interiors and public spaces.

Painting & Photography

Alex Chavez

Painting & Photography

Shealeen Louise

Fiber Arts & Fashion

Cloud 9 Stitching

Metalwork

TINtero Workshop & Gallery

A fifth generation tinsmith in the Delgado family tradition, Jason Younis is a juried member of the Spanish Colonial Arts Society and registered with New Mexico True. He’s created tin using traditional techniques since 1984.

Photography

Janet Maes Gagliano

Guided by a deep, multi-generational family connection to New Mexico, Janet spends free moments trekking around the state discovering hidden gems and capturing them through her photography. From reflections to ancient structures, landscapes to street art, flowers to shadows, she is drawn by the smallest detail and the grandest vistas and is guided by emotion, light, and the stories of her ancestors.

Home Goods & Decor

Upside Goods Co

Ashley began her journey developing Upside Goods Co. during the height of the pandemic in 2020. Dealing with the anxiety of the unknown and being stuck in a daily repetitive loop, she sought comfort in candle making. From there, her obsession and desire to give back grew. Today, Upside Goods Co. seeks to provide clean, toxic-free products made with quality ingredients while a portion of profits from online sales go to supporting mental health awareness organizations.

Jewelry

John Paul Rangel

Painting & Photography

Sarah McIntyre Photography

Jewelry

Jewelry By James

Fiber Arts & Fashion

Donna Contractor

Paper / Stationery

Myths & Maps

Painting & Photography

St. Jame Art

David Santiago

Ceramics & Sculpture

Miss Mary’s Shoppe

Painting & Photography

Alexandrea Gowan

Artist and painter Alexandrea Gowan harnesses her experiences, fascinations, and dreams to create fantastical works of art. Alexandrea seeks to create pieces that communicate universal feelings in the hopes that her work will touch each viewer in a way that’s personal to them.

Fiber Arts & Fashion

Threads Take Flight

Jewelry

Southwest Sigil

Handmade from the highest quality materials, Southwest Sigil by Emily Peck creates beautiful silver jewelry inspired by natural materials, southwest blended culture, and the uniqueness of Santa Fe.

Jewelry

Meltdown Studio

Bath & Body Products

Taos Bee

Recycled / Upcycled

Scattered Light Stitchery

Sewing and stitching individual pieces of work bring something personal and intimate, which I find soothes my soul. I’m not only helping these clothes and textiles live on, but also continuing a craft passed on through mostly women, mostly relatives, like a folktale.

Paper Goods & Stationery

Tuxberry & Whit

Ceramics & Sculpture

Jessi Penrod Ceramics

Jessi Penrod

Jewelry

Randy Montoya

Glasswork

Alice Slemmons

Photography

Kristin Schillaci Photography

Jewelry

Stellar Metal Jewelry

Metalwork

Stephan Webb Art

Jewelry

KM Kreations

Kathleen McCaughey is a long time resident of Albuquerque, NM. She enjoys the outdoors and the beauty of the southwest, which inspires the design of her silver jewelry. Her background in engineering and manufacturing, results in jewelry that is both elegant and functional. Kathleen avidly pursues her silversmithing skills and continually searches for new methods and materials to incorporate into her jewelry.

Bath & Body Products

Abeja Dulce Herbal Skincare

Jessica Esquibel

 

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