NATALIE TAYLOR

By Natalie Taylor Romeo Villalva Tabuena, an important, and outstanding artist, lived and worked in our city for sixty years. He was truly an international artist, who gained life experience, …

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By Natalie Taylor Art was not the first passion, nor profession for Debra Thompson; she came to her present place in life by a long, circuitous route. She was born …

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By Natalie Taylor It is amazing how serendipitous meetings often lead to new discoveries, even new friendships. A few weeks ago I was at the Biblioteca when I overheard a …

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By Natalie Taylor Kathleen Cammarata is originally from Brooklyn, New York, and her initial career was as an art teacher. She dedicated many years teaching art to children at Montessori, …

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By Natalie Taylor When considering the artwork of Ana Cornejo and Heinz Kunzli, one word stands out—collaboration. The two artists bring disparate aspects together on many levels. They do it …

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By Natalie Taylor When speaking of the legacy of art, we assume it is art created by artists, whose body of work has been historically recognized. But what about artwork …

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By Natalie Taylor Terry Ann Tomlinson is originally from New York, and she still maintains a residence in Woodstock, splitting her time between there, and San Miguel de Allende. She …

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By Natalie Taylor I had the opportunity to walk through the San Francisco church in the company, and guidance of Fray Oscar, one of the Franciscan friars. Walking along the …

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By Natalie Taylor Carmen Almon’s magnificent botanicals are so realistic, your first impulse is to touch them to verify if they are living plants. No, they are not living, they …

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