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We are going to be featuring many articles about the artists and fun things to do in Lincoln County, NM, over the next few months. We'll also be listing many valuable links to other sites of interest about our wonderful communities.
Check back often to see the new postings! Here are a couple of images from last year's parade in Capitan, an annual event on July 4th. This year Art Loopers will be walking the Smokey Bear Parade and handing out brochures in a colorful array of banners and flags. Please join us if you can. There are many great websites where you can find out more about our enchanting county and artists. Below find a list of some of our favorites. Ruidoso Vacation Information Website Ruidoso Regional Council for the Arts Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce Rural Galleries of Lincoln County Many of our artists are recognized nationally as well as locally. Read more about some of them in the following links. Zoë de Negri; Intuitive Jeweler, Astrologer & Tarot, Shamanic Journeys, Animal Communicator, SRT. Joan Malkerson, owner Gallery 408, Carrizozo, NM, painter and sculptor. Michael Hurd, the youngest son of Peter Hurd and Henriette Wyeth. Lou Maestas, Master Oil-Rubout Method, a technique dating back to the time of Michelangelo, when art schools required its mastery before students were allowed to explore color. Carolyn Arcure, world traveler, bead and story collector. Victoria Mauldin, wildlife and Native American Artist well-known in the Southwest. Jamie Slack, retired architect, gourd artist extraordinaire. Karen Smith, quilt artist, Return of the Mother Traveling Art Show organizer, and founder of Kindred Spirits Sanctuary. Roy Brown, Hand-forged metal and ceramic sculpture. Jeannie Adams, ancient rock art painter and long-time lover of all things creative. |
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Photos from 2009 Capitan Smokey Bear Parade July 4th courtesy of Joseph Arcure
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Lincoln County, New Mexico, is replete with beautiful landscapes and cloudscapes. The winter of 2010 has brought much needed snow to the region allowing all ski runs to be open on Ski Apache while offering wondrous snowscapes amongst the trees. |
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