Gallery
Happy New Year 2012!
12/30/11 09:53 AM
I can hardly believe that I am entering the 20th season of my own art gallery…. from our sweet tiny space on Subway Street in historic Bisbee, to our big luxurious location in Plaza Colonial at Skyline and Campbell…. we've come a long way baby !!
I can't say time flew by, more like each year was a new step of its own, in the dance to where we are now.
When I opened my gallery, I was a divorced single Mom raising my four children!
I had the ideals of a third world micro entrepreneur woman which was to feed and educate their children . I would also add , I wanted to keep them with me at work, after school, or stay home if someone was sick, and eventually travel to help them find colleges …… without some boss saying, "NO, YOU CAN'T TAKE OFF" !!
I had already had worked in New Mexico and Arizona art galleries, both good and bad for 13 years prior, so I guess... I thought I could make it go…. but the truth was... I just wanted to do it, and succeeding was the icing on the cake !
Now that my children are all grown and living their own lives, I realize that by being part of the art world, all of us gained .We gleaned from the artists, the collectors and many gallery friends, that we were an important part the community in which we lived.
Fast forward 20 years….
As much as I enjoy my vocation as an art dealer, I am also keenly aware in our changing times, how we help keep the culture alive. Sometimes I comment to a new collector "Thanks for voting for the culture!"
Every time you purchase a ticket to a play, concert, opera or purchase a piece of fine art you vote for a culture to stay alive.
And since I'm now navigating my 2nd or 3rd recession in a precarious business. My party line is still the same. When you invest in art your enjoyment of everyday life is enhanced. The best investment for anyone is not about money but beauty .
I am grateful and thankful for every artist, collector, friend and family member that are a part of this seemingly impossible venture becoming the success it is today.
And, most importantly I thank God for the opportunity to live out my dream.
I can't say time flew by, more like each year was a new step of its own, in the dance to where we are now.
When I opened my gallery, I was a divorced single Mom raising my four children!
I had the ideals of a third world micro entrepreneur woman which was to feed and educate their children . I would also add , I wanted to keep them with me at work, after school, or stay home if someone was sick, and eventually travel to help them find colleges …… without some boss saying, "NO, YOU CAN'T TAKE OFF" !!
I had already had worked in New Mexico and Arizona art galleries, both good and bad for 13 years prior, so I guess... I thought I could make it go…. but the truth was... I just wanted to do it, and succeeding was the icing on the cake !
Now that my children are all grown and living their own lives, I realize that by being part of the art world, all of us gained .We gleaned from the artists, the collectors and many gallery friends, that we were an important part the community in which we lived.
Fast forward 20 years….
As much as I enjoy my vocation as an art dealer, I am also keenly aware in our changing times, how we help keep the culture alive. Sometimes I comment to a new collector "Thanks for voting for the culture!"
Every time you purchase a ticket to a play, concert, opera or purchase a piece of fine art you vote for a culture to stay alive.
And since I'm now navigating my 2nd or 3rd recession in a precarious business. My party line is still the same. When you invest in art your enjoyment of everyday life is enhanced. The best investment for anyone is not about money but beauty .
I am grateful and thankful for every artist, collector, friend and family member that are a part of this seemingly impossible venture becoming the success it is today.
And, most importantly I thank God for the opportunity to live out my dream.
The New Fall Season
10/24/11 09:49 PM
October 2011
The LONG hot summer is finally almost a memory. This years seemed especially hot for Arizonans. I just returned from what I am now calling my Santa Fe Summer Sabbatical…. I actually took a 5 month getaway to the Land of Enchantment where I revived, regrouped and renewed my focus on life. I enjoyed the people, the weather and the art, not necessarily in that order. And, I came back with a few pretty talented new artists toad to our gallery.
My daughter Sarah gallery sat for me during these Sizzling Summer Siesta Hours….But we are back to regular hours now of 10-6pm Monday-Saturday Thursday ART WALK 5-7pm and extended hours on weekends.
... And while I was busy eating hot red and green chile in Santa Fe, and enjoying the lovely wispy clouded summer days, my gallery in Tucson was getting a sizzling face lift.... New carpeting and three color palettes on the walls have created a great new dramatic, yet beautiful space to display art. Please stop by to see me and the "new gallery face" this fall.
I am looking forward to a great season our 20th to be exact ! WOW !
Our first show this season "Four Faces of Fall" features four oil painters all using different styles and techniques in this fabulous show. Zulia Gotay de Anderson brings the relaxing yet colorful portraits of women to he widening group of collectors. Deborah Leigh Hayes, a newcomer from Phoenix will display her classical lifelike kachinas on board.Barbara Rudolph is bringing enchanting birds and music along side books in her oils this fall. And our youngest gallery artist, Sean Wallis will bring new vibrant impressionistic paintings of romantic courtyards and florals .
FOUR FACES OF FALL Artists Reception Friday, November 11, 2011 5-7pm
I look forward to meeting all of you this season. I feel blessed as we walk toward our 20th season, I thank God for my success and my loyal artists and followers….
Jane 10/24/11
The LONG hot summer is finally almost a memory. This years seemed especially hot for Arizonans. I just returned from what I am now calling my Santa Fe Summer Sabbatical…. I actually took a 5 month getaway to the Land of Enchantment where I revived, regrouped and renewed my focus on life. I enjoyed the people, the weather and the art, not necessarily in that order. And, I came back with a few pretty talented new artists toad to our gallery.
My daughter Sarah gallery sat for me during these Sizzling Summer Siesta Hours….But we are back to regular hours now of 10-6pm Monday-Saturday Thursday ART WALK 5-7pm and extended hours on weekends.
... And while I was busy eating hot red and green chile in Santa Fe, and enjoying the lovely wispy clouded summer days, my gallery in Tucson was getting a sizzling face lift.... New carpeting and three color palettes on the walls have created a great new dramatic, yet beautiful space to display art. Please stop by to see me and the "new gallery face" this fall.
I am looking forward to a great season our 20th to be exact ! WOW !
Our first show this season "Four Faces of Fall" features four oil painters all using different styles and techniques in this fabulous show. Zulia Gotay de Anderson brings the relaxing yet colorful portraits of women to he widening group of collectors. Deborah Leigh Hayes, a newcomer from Phoenix will display her classical lifelike kachinas on board.Barbara Rudolph is bringing enchanting birds and music along side books in her oils this fall. And our youngest gallery artist, Sean Wallis will bring new vibrant impressionistic paintings of romantic courtyards and florals .
FOUR FACES OF FALL Artists Reception Friday, November 11, 2011 5-7pm
I look forward to meeting all of you this season. I feel blessed as we walk toward our 20th season, I thank God for my success and my loyal artists and followers….
Jane 10/24/11
Summer Thoughts
06/09/11 10:19 AM
Jane's June Blog 2011
These last 6 months have really flown by….Our January show of Charles Pabst "Arizona Treasures" and Fred Wackerle's ART WINE MONDAY were fast eclipsed by the terrible shooting on January 8th. It was scheduled as an artist demonstration day, featuring sculptor Pokey Park. Because of that my son Joseph and I met at the Safeway Shopping Center, for a Beyond Bread breakfast. On his day off, Joseph had agreed to unload the heavy clay from Pokey Park's car.
I had left just seconds before, but my son Joseph hearing the shots fired, while on an errand in Walgreen's ran toward the bullets, and helped keep down and subdue the shooter, until the police arrived.
The next time I spoke to my son Joe Zamudio - Tucson Hero,( see News and Events page ) it was to hear him tearfully ask me to pray for the little girl who had been shot. Christina Taylor Green was her name. He said our Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and several other people had been shot. A fast prayer group formed in our parking lot at Campbell and Skyline, as neighboring businesses joined hands. This horrible experience changed Tucson, and our family . We grieved with the families of the lost, and prayed and cried with other first responders and survivors families.
The rest of our season is a blur… We had lovely shows like Martha Braun and Leigh Gusterson's "It Only Takes A Moment" based on a painting by Leigh of a rural New mexican Church, encouraging us to stop and pray while we go on about our lives…..
In March our 19th Anniversary Show featuring Barry Sapp, Blanche Davidson and Doug Shelton brought "Western Ways" in three different western styles. Native American and cowboy watercolors, gouache whimsical Mexican themed and thoughtful spacy trump l'oiel .
We also hosted three shows in April. We exhibited the "art lunch boxes" for Ballet Tucson's Urban Picnic fundraiser. The following night as part of the Tucson Glass Festival he held the "Southwest Glass" show featuring Lee Augst new southwest themed fused artwork. And finally on April 29th George Bodine returned this year for his "Romantic Italy" show. Several of these great classical realistic oils of Italy, have gone to new homes.
A new glass artist to the gallery Karl Rossi gave us our last May 9th ART WINE MONDAY . These fun "cowboy glass hats" sat alongside his more contemporary works, at the beautiful Tavolina's, where a lovely Italian wine tasting and gourmet snacks made a festive evening.
Today, June 8th while I reminisce on last season, I am reminded that 6 months ago a very sad day. Please keep those families whose loss was their loved ones in prayer.
My son, Joseph has taken a great getaway to Colorado, to cool off and to see his sisters. The gallery has moved to Summer Siesta Hours 10-2pm and 5-8pm Tuesday-Friday. Saturday10-8pm.
And, I am sending my best wishes for a blessed summer.
Jane
These last 6 months have really flown by….Our January show of Charles Pabst "Arizona Treasures" and Fred Wackerle's ART WINE MONDAY were fast eclipsed by the terrible shooting on January 8th. It was scheduled as an artist demonstration day, featuring sculptor Pokey Park. Because of that my son Joseph and I met at the Safeway Shopping Center, for a Beyond Bread breakfast. On his day off, Joseph had agreed to unload the heavy clay from Pokey Park's car.
I had left just seconds before, but my son Joseph hearing the shots fired, while on an errand in Walgreen's ran toward the bullets, and helped keep down and subdue the shooter, until the police arrived.
The next time I spoke to my son Joe Zamudio - Tucson Hero,( see News and Events page ) it was to hear him tearfully ask me to pray for the little girl who had been shot. Christina Taylor Green was her name. He said our Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and several other people had been shot. A fast prayer group formed in our parking lot at Campbell and Skyline, as neighboring businesses joined hands. This horrible experience changed Tucson, and our family . We grieved with the families of the lost, and prayed and cried with other first responders and survivors families.
The rest of our season is a blur… We had lovely shows like Martha Braun and Leigh Gusterson's "It Only Takes A Moment" based on a painting by Leigh of a rural New mexican Church, encouraging us to stop and pray while we go on about our lives…..
In March our 19th Anniversary Show featuring Barry Sapp, Blanche Davidson and Doug Shelton brought "Western Ways" in three different western styles. Native American and cowboy watercolors, gouache whimsical Mexican themed and thoughtful spacy trump l'oiel .
We also hosted three shows in April. We exhibited the "art lunch boxes" for Ballet Tucson's Urban Picnic fundraiser. The following night as part of the Tucson Glass Festival he held the "Southwest Glass" show featuring Lee Augst new southwest themed fused artwork. And finally on April 29th George Bodine returned this year for his "Romantic Italy" show. Several of these great classical realistic oils of Italy, have gone to new homes.
A new glass artist to the gallery Karl Rossi gave us our last May 9th ART WINE MONDAY . These fun "cowboy glass hats" sat alongside his more contemporary works, at the beautiful Tavolina's, where a lovely Italian wine tasting and gourmet snacks made a festive evening.
Today, June 8th while I reminisce on last season, I am reminded that 6 months ago a very sad day. Please keep those families whose loss was their loved ones in prayer.
My son, Joseph has taken a great getaway to Colorado, to cool off and to see his sisters. The gallery has moved to Summer Siesta Hours 10-2pm and 5-8pm Tuesday-Friday. Saturday10-8pm.
And, I am sending my best wishes for a blessed summer.
Jane
Happy New Year 2011!
01/03/11 02:42 PM
I was thankful to get away this Christmas to Colorado and New Mexico to visit my near and dears, and take a little break before this busy season before us begins !
The New Year arrived quicker than the rabbit that is going to be this year's Chinese animal. But that's not till February 3rd !
We are moving fast in our new location, with a variety of artist demonstrations and shows jumping out of our hat !
Our very own Chinese astrological themed sculptor will be on deck this Saturday the 8th of January from 11-3 to demonstrate her technique in clay, of a bronze sculpture. If you are out and about come by and meet Pokey Park. You might have noticed her pieces on the corner of Skyline and Campbell. Those two tall totems are all made up of these mystical "southwest versions" of the chinese icons. The 9ft Shaman in the middle also has her whimsical look at life through birds and other creatures.
Also, in the patio courtyard of Plaza Colonial "Leo" is taking a snooze….
Fred Wackerle is our 4th artist in the popular ART WINE MONDAY series that we have begun with Tavolino’s Ristoriante in Plaza Colonial. This next Monday January 10th Fred will present his new oil works on paper from 5:30-7pm in the private dining room. A featured Italian winery will host a tasting, and gourmet hors d'ouerves complete a fun evening out. Fred and I both will be there to meet and greet. There is a $10.00 charge for this event, paid at the door of Tavoilino’s.
And on Friday January 21st 2011 "Arizona Treasures" a one man show by Arizona's premiere oil on palette artist, Charles Pabst will have its reception. For over 40 years Chuck has manned his canvas creating a wide range of subjects from traditional landscapes to impressionistic cityscapes and including abstracted florals. He will be in attendance to meet his collectors old and new.
I hope you all a blessed New Year full of excitement and adventure ! And that I get to meet some of you who visit my website, read my blog or Facebook this year.
The New Year arrived quicker than the rabbit that is going to be this year's Chinese animal. But that's not till February 3rd !
We are moving fast in our new location, with a variety of artist demonstrations and shows jumping out of our hat !
Our very own Chinese astrological themed sculptor will be on deck this Saturday the 8th of January from 11-3 to demonstrate her technique in clay, of a bronze sculpture. If you are out and about come by and meet Pokey Park. You might have noticed her pieces on the corner of Skyline and Campbell. Those two tall totems are all made up of these mystical "southwest versions" of the chinese icons. The 9ft Shaman in the middle also has her whimsical look at life through birds and other creatures.
Also, in the patio courtyard of Plaza Colonial "Leo" is taking a snooze….
Fred Wackerle is our 4th artist in the popular ART WINE MONDAY series that we have begun with Tavolino’s Ristoriante in Plaza Colonial. This next Monday January 10th Fred will present his new oil works on paper from 5:30-7pm in the private dining room. A featured Italian winery will host a tasting, and gourmet hors d'ouerves complete a fun evening out. Fred and I both will be there to meet and greet. There is a $10.00 charge for this event, paid at the door of Tavoilino’s.
And on Friday January 21st 2011 "Arizona Treasures" a one man show by Arizona's premiere oil on palette artist, Charles Pabst will have its reception. For over 40 years Chuck has manned his canvas creating a wide range of subjects from traditional landscapes to impressionistic cityscapes and including abstracted florals. He will be in attendance to meet his collectors old and new.
I hope you all a blessed New Year full of excitement and adventure ! And that I get to meet some of you who visit my website, read my blog or Facebook this year.
This fall has really flown by...
11/13/10 08:52 PM
Wow !! This fall has really flown by...
We had two back to back October shows, October 2nd was the Rose Johnson retrospective. Titled "The Last Rose Of Summer", it was in honor of the fabulous art of the late Rose Johnson on what would have been her 50th birthday. Held at the beautiful La Paloma , I was blessed that Rose's parents Eric and Margaret were able to come out from Ohio for this special event. It was a statewide search to gather many of her finest pieces of Folkloric, whimsical and fantasy oil paintings.
Bisbee classical guitarist john Rodriquez performed for our very special occasion.
Then on the 22nd we celebrated, "Romantic Lands and Figures" a two person show featured the impressionism of both Roger Alderman's landscapes and Zulia Gotay de Anderson's figures. Both similar color palettes gave the romantic edge to the work.
Our favorite jazz singer Kari Shaff joined us with her trio for a lovely evening reception.
I can't believe its almost Thanksgiving ! There is so much to be grateful about. I thank you for visiting my website and reading my blog!
Next week on Monday November 22 from 5:30 to 7pm, we are having our 3rd monthly, ART WINE MONDAY at with our neighbor Tavolino's here in Plaza Colonial. This month our featured artist is Tom Murray of Santa Fe who will be honored with a private reception including a wine tasting and gourmet hors ' d'ouerves at Tavolino's. A $10.00 donation is required.
We had two back to back October shows, October 2nd was the Rose Johnson retrospective. Titled "The Last Rose Of Summer", it was in honor of the fabulous art of the late Rose Johnson on what would have been her 50th birthday. Held at the beautiful La Paloma , I was blessed that Rose's parents Eric and Margaret were able to come out from Ohio for this special event. It was a statewide search to gather many of her finest pieces of Folkloric, whimsical and fantasy oil paintings.
Bisbee classical guitarist john Rodriquez performed for our very special occasion.
Then on the 22nd we celebrated, "Romantic Lands and Figures" a two person show featured the impressionism of both Roger Alderman's landscapes and Zulia Gotay de Anderson's figures. Both similar color palettes gave the romantic edge to the work.
Our favorite jazz singer Kari Shaff joined us with her trio for a lovely evening reception.
I can't believe its almost Thanksgiving ! There is so much to be grateful about. I thank you for visiting my website and reading my blog!
Next week on Monday November 22 from 5:30 to 7pm, we are having our 3rd monthly, ART WINE MONDAY at with our neighbor Tavolino's here in Plaza Colonial. This month our featured artist is Tom Murray of Santa Fe who will be honored with a private reception including a wine tasting and gourmet hors ' d'ouerves at Tavolino's. A $10.00 donation is required.
New Gallery Location Anniversary!
08/14/10 06:35 PM
I can't believe that it’s been almost a year since we opened in our new location here at Skyline and Campbell !
I feel really blessed to have such wonderful people to work with in Plaza Colonial. My new neighbors like Massimo ( who's delicious food is to die for... ) at Tavolino’s.
Dara Davis, next door and under the copper dome, one of Tucson's best "really western designer" for home at Sunset Interiors and Walter Gaby, who's fabulous array of fine rugs and carpeting at Rug Resource, have really helped round our our destination "art and design" center .
Friday, August 20th we are celebrating our first year in our new location ,with "A Sizzling Summer Sensational Show"! From 5-8pm. Several of our artists will be present to meet and greet. We will have wine and food with music by the Kari Sharf Trio. This great little jazz trio will enliven our celebration party.... Please come by and say hello if you are in the neighborhood !
New artist to the gallery is Alice Webb from Taos, NM... Welcome Alice !
I feel really blessed to have such wonderful people to work with in Plaza Colonial. My new neighbors like Massimo ( who's delicious food is to die for... ) at Tavolino’s.
Dara Davis, next door and under the copper dome, one of Tucson's best "really western designer" for home at Sunset Interiors and Walter Gaby, who's fabulous array of fine rugs and carpeting at Rug Resource, have really helped round our our destination "art and design" center .
Friday, August 20th we are celebrating our first year in our new location ,with "A Sizzling Summer Sensational Show"! From 5-8pm. Several of our artists will be present to meet and greet. We will have wine and food with music by the Kari Sharf Trio. This great little jazz trio will enliven our celebration party.... Please come by and say hello if you are in the neighborhood !
New artist to the gallery is Alice Webb from Taos, NM... Welcome Alice !
A Whirlwind Season.
05/17/10 02:49 PM
Whew! What a great time to see the results of the winter? rain here in Arizona...It is a bumper year for wildflowers...
What a whirlwind season. Our last two shows the William Blomquist "Icons of Experience" which favored his excellent treatment of very contemporary figures in oils was a really great show ! I am happy to see some of Billy's followers from our old Bisbee days, as well as many new admirers come to meet this great painter from U of A .
The April show "Love Of Italy" brought us George Bodine from Kentucky who we finally met after all these years. I was George's first gallery in Bisbee, Az many years ago. I have consistently sold his work over the last 15 years!
George has fallen in love with Italy... the many lovely paintings that he sent us from these trips gave us the idea for the show. His curious collectors arrived to meet the Delta pilot/ self taught artist in person.
Pokey Park came by one May morning for a demonstration day 11-3pm. Her bronze sculptures are on the corner of our street, Skyline and Campbell. She was working on a new tortoise that she invited people to help name. It was our last cooler day.. fun ending to a busy season.
What a whirlwind season. Our last two shows the William Blomquist "Icons of Experience" which favored his excellent treatment of very contemporary figures in oils was a really great show ! I am happy to see some of Billy's followers from our old Bisbee days, as well as many new admirers come to meet this great painter from U of A .
The April show "Love Of Italy" brought us George Bodine from Kentucky who we finally met after all these years. I was George's first gallery in Bisbee, Az many years ago. I have consistently sold his work over the last 15 years!
George has fallen in love with Italy... the many lovely paintings that he sent us from these trips gave us the idea for the show. His curious collectors arrived to meet the Delta pilot/ self taught artist in person.
Pokey Park came by one May morning for a demonstration day 11-3pm. Her bronze sculptures are on the corner of our street, Skyline and Campbell. She was working on a new tortoise that she invited people to help name. It was our last cooler day.. fun ending to a busy season.
I'm excited about 2010 !
01/11/10 09:14 PM
Not only a new year and decade, but it feels like an exciting time to be alive! Our move to Plaza Colonial from River Road last summer was quite a leap in size and location. Although we're only a mile or two away I feel like I'm in a new city, with lots of parking, lovely courtyards and beautiful views of the mountains...! Many art appreciators and new residents both have come to see us. We also opened a satellite gallery in Bisbee, Arizona in our former location at 29 Main.
Last May, in one month I moved into one of Arizona's 1906 tin roofed Woolwoth's in Bisbee, and one of Tucson's newest premier retail destinations. I feel very blessed. My son Joseph now works alongside me in the gallery, so if you stop by on Mondays you will see his smiling face! On Sundays you can meet Sharon who works from noon- 4pm, a new Taos transplant that took to Tucson just last winter. We are happy to have Sharon also bringing her talents and working alongside us.
If we haven't seen you since last winter, or you have never been into our gallery please stop by and say hello!
I hope that your new decade will also begin to be wonderful !
Best Wishes,
Jane Hamilton
Last May, in one month I moved into one of Arizona's 1906 tin roofed Woolwoth's in Bisbee, and one of Tucson's newest premier retail destinations. I feel very blessed. My son Joseph now works alongside me in the gallery, so if you stop by on Mondays you will see his smiling face! On Sundays you can meet Sharon who works from noon- 4pm, a new Taos transplant that took to Tucson just last winter. We are happy to have Sharon also bringing her talents and working alongside us.
If we haven't seen you since last winter, or you have never been into our gallery please stop by and say hello!
I hope that your new decade will also begin to be wonderful !
Best Wishes,
Jane Hamilton
16th Anniversary Show!
03/22/08 12:28 AM
Be sure to attend our 16th anniversary show "Beautiful Bali", featuring artwork by Rose Johnson on March 30 from noon to 4 pm.
Rose recently returned from a trip to Bali and has created a special series of paintings.
Click here for a preview of these wonderful works.
Rose recently returned from a trip to Bali and has created a special series of paintings.
Click here for a preview of these wonderful works.
Happy New Year
01/19/08 02:03 PM
Having just reviewed last year's blessings... I was thinking about how fun it would be to write our own histories. Our own story that creates the who we are today, from the where we were before.... Sometimes when I look at art with people I see them look for meaning beyond and through the colors they see. Recently, a lady was staring at a great painting by one of my artists Billy Blomquist called "Pelican" when she said, " neither one is flying, even though they both could move ( or fly or soar). They both, the Angel and the Pelican are standing still. What do you think ? HAPPY NEW YEAR...
Don Swanson bowl gets shipped to famous restaurant in FRANCE !! Where art reverses life ? Tucson artist Don Swanson's lovely country french pattern bowl was shipped to France, by a collector of the gallery who wanted to give a gift to a restaurant in Fleurie, France where a great meal was enjoyed.... The US post office can't be beat for overseas shipping !
Don Swanson bowl gets shipped to famous restaurant in FRANCE !! Where art reverses life ? Tucson artist Don Swanson's lovely country french pattern bowl was shipped to France, by a collector of the gallery who wanted to give a gift to a restaurant in Fleurie, France where a great meal was enjoyed.... The US post office can't be beat for overseas shipping !
My New Blog
12/24/07 02:57 PM
Greetings friends.
Welcome to my new blog.
I will be checking in regularly to update you on the gallery artists and happenings.
We just had our annual gallery helper breakfast, A good time was had by all including, camera shy artist, Martha Braun.
Jane Hamilton Fine Art is delighted to receive a new delivery of Taos artist, John Suazo's sculpture.
Click here for John's page.
Looking forward to an active 2008.
See you then!
Welcome to my new blog.
I will be checking in regularly to update you on the gallery artists and happenings.
We just had our annual gallery helper breakfast, A good time was had by all including, camera shy artist, Martha Braun.
Jane Hamilton Fine Art is delighted to receive a new delivery of Taos artist, John Suazo's sculpture.
Click here for John's page.
Looking forward to an active 2008.
See you then!