Nina Anthony

Floyd Archuleta

Angela Babby

Carlos Barela

Luis Barela

Bill Baron

Barbara Bartels

Larry Bell

Oliver Bell

Fred Burns

Maury Calvert

Arturo Chavez

Angie Coleman

Dora Dillistone

Sean Rising Sun Flanagan

Jody Folwell

Watch this space for additional artworks in our Taos-focused exhibitions and sale, which open June 7.
Exhibited artists include

Susan Folwell

Andrew Garcia

Lorrie Garcia

Aaron Garlick

Lynn Garlick

Victor Goler

Walt Gonske

Ellen Harper

Dick Herrmann

Ann Huston

Peggy Immel

Steve Immel

Robert Johnson

Max Jones

Chaz Kerger

Randall LaGro

Juanita J. Lavadie

Jivan Lee

Melinda Littlejohn

Ira Lujan

Kevin Macpherson

Jocelyn Martinez

Peggy McGivern

Sherrie McGraw

Patricia Michaels

Greg Moon

Paul Moore

Chris Morel

Tera Muskrat

Peter Opheim

Dean Pulver

Wolf Remides

Melwell Romancito

Rick Romancito

Hank Saxe

Mary Shaffer

Gak Stonn

Ryan Suazo

Steve Talley

J. Matthew Thomas

Mike Vargas

Jim & Christen Vogel

Nathanael Volckening

Sasha Vom Dorp

Jonathan Warm Day Coming

Izumi Yokoyama

Zoe Zimmerman

¡Que Viva! Artes is an invitational exhibition continuing Taos’ important artistic legacy and multicultural history. ¡Que Viva Artes! brings together dozens of leading artists working in a variety of media, collectively telling a holistic story of Taos. A selection of Taos and Taos County artists were invited to submit work for the exhibition and sale in Couse-Sharp Historic Site’s Dean Porter Gallery and online to regional and national collectors.

Artistic traditions in the Taos area reach back over millennia, beginning with the Indigenous communities, then the Spanish settlers, followed by Anglo settlers. When the Taos Society of Artists founded an art colony here more than a hundred years ago, they dedicated themselves to developing a uniquely American art. That creative community is alive and well, as demonstrated by the diversity and breadth of artistic traditions of the people who call Taos Valley home.

The contemporary artwork in ¡Que Viva! Artes and within the Timeless Turns exhibition will be available initially to those attending in person during opening weekend, June 7–8, 2025. Beginning June 10, remaining artwork will be offered to remote buyers, as well as those visiting the galleries June 11–14 and 17–18. Any artwork not yet sold upon closure of the Dean Porter Gallery exhibition will remain for sale online through the summer.

Prices are set by the artists, who have generously agreed to donate a portion of the proceeds to benefit Couse-Sharp Historic Site.