Artist at the gallery
FRANCISCO ONATE Mexico, painter and printmaker.Works in acrylicn on paper, woodcut prints
GILBERTO SILVA Mexico, Sculptor. Works on limestone and alabaster
JUAN TORRES. Mexico, painter, sculptor, architect. Works in oil on canvas and paper, woodcut, etching, bronze, terracotta,repusee on copper.
TEODULO ROMULO. Mexico, painter, printmaker. Works on oil on linen, etching.
JESUS GUERRERO SANTOS. Mexico, Ceramist
NANCY DAY. New Mexico. painter, printmaker. Works in mixed media, oil on paper, monotype,encaustic.
MARY ANTONIA WOOD. New Mexico. Sculptress, painter, mixed media. Works in acrylic, plaster on board,found objects,and mixed media.
JIMMIE ETSATE. Zuni, New Mexico. Jewelery. Works in semi-precious stone inlay on silver.
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ABOUT THE GALLERY
The name, Sacred Stone, is taken from the earliest form of Mexican Art work, which originated as carving and painting on stone. The images reflected the spiritual beliefs of the Meso-american culture.The creators of the gallery are Sandra and Gilberto Silva, who originally founded La Galeria in Cancun, Mexico in the early 1980's.
MATA ORTIZ: Pottery by Juan Quezada and other villagers from Mata Ortiz,Chihuaha.
PRE-COLUMBIAN: Antiquities from Meso America including Olmec, Zapotec, Maya,
SILVERWARE: Prince Tati from Taxco silver flatware.
JEWELERY: Vintage Mexican jewelery from Taxco, Mexico
ARTE POPULAR: Terracotta figure from Michoacan, Chiapas, Mexico
WEAVINGS: Local weaving from Huichol, Maya, Zapotec.
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Gallery Features
The gallery focuses on Mexican and Latin American art spanning fifty centuries. From the pre-Hispanic era through the Colonial period to the present.
pre-Columbian art
Spanish Colonial
Early 20th Century Art
Contemporary Art
Arte Popular of Mexico and New Mexico
Other New Mexican contemporary artists whose work reflect these same qualities of Latin Art are also represented.
The Raza Cosmica
Mexican artists have followed traditions and are greatly influenced by their ancestral past, from
Pre-Hispanic times through the Twentieth Century. They have always conveyed personal and national tradgies and triumphs in their art, as well as a deep sense of humor and celebration of life. |
La Galeria Sacred Stone
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