Canyon Road Arts

Volume I, 2005-2006

Ray Roberts paintings

Plein air impressionistic masterpieces from a California native son Southwest Art once described Ray Roberts as a native son of California. This may be the most fitting description of Ray, both his life and his art have always gravitated toward California. He was born and raised along the coast of Southern California. His love for […]

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Terri Kelly Moyers paintings

Learn about Terri Moyers, the 2004 Tucson Museum of Art Artist of the Year It is sometimes amazing that lives that begin so differently can end up on the same path. Not only did the lives of Terri Kelly Moyers and John Moyers begin a country apart, but they also grew up in two different

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The art of lost wax casting

Sophisticated artwork using an age-old technique The process begins in the studio where the artist skillfully creates an original design, usually in modeling clay. The completed clay sculpture is then brought to the foundry where a latex or fiberglass mold is created around it. After the mold dries the clay is removed, leaving an exact

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Maria Martinez, potter of San Ildefonso

Learn about the most renowned pueblo potter Few craft artists can claim the worldwide honor and fame bestowed upon Maria Martinez during her lifetime. This modest, traditional, Pueblo woman received honorary degrees from major universities, countless medals and citations from governments and institutions, and special invitations to the White House from four different Presidents. She

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Quick guide to Navajo Rugs

What you need to know about these highly collectible textiles Are you attracted to the beauty and craftsmanship of Navajo rugs but confused by all the terminology being thrown around in the galleries? Here’s a brief history of Navajo weaving that will help you sort out the most common terms, and give you a head

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Santa Fe, city of sculpture

Whether in a  private garden, museum, bank, hotel or restaurant, it is quite likely you will find yourself marveling at bronze sculptures during your stay in Santa Fe.  These works of art are an integral part of the beauty and spirit of the city and there is no better place to enjoy bronze sculpture than

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