11" x 16" acrylic on canvas 2020. Ricardo Chavarria is an American Postwar and contemporary artist who was born in 1980. El Paso Museum of Art featured Ricardo Chavarria's work in the past. Ricardo Chavarria has been featured in articles for JUXTAPOZ and ArtDaily. IG: @ricchavarria
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Picnic With Snakes | $190.00 | 11" x 14" oil on canvas, with enamel glossy coating and frame. | A01 | |
Gold and Red with Harp 2004 | $400.00 | 21" x 15" Limited Edition Print : Serigraph on Woven Paper | A02 | |
Rainy Day in Sant Boi | $100.00 | 16" x 20" inch black and white photograph print | A03 | |
La Campana, 2021 | $120.00 | 8" x 10" black and white photography - iso20 52mm f2 - cactus in vase in front of a mission bell | A04 | |
Mijas | $100.00 | 8" x 10" color photography iso 20 28mm f1.8 donkey taxi station in Mijas | A05 | |
123120 | $40.00 | 8" x 10" Color Photography iso 640 26mm f1.8 burning pieces of paper... unaccomplished goals, horrible memories, psychological trauma of 2020... just before midnight on December 31st, 2020. | A06 | |
Violet Desert | $90.00 | 8" x 10" color photography iso 32 26mm f1.6 flowering santa rita prickly pear cactus | A07 | |
Dagaz | $220.00 | 8" x 10" black and white photography iso 32 26mm f1.6 sunrise over the organ mountains, illuminating a single tree | A08 | |
Sowilo | $120.00 | 8" x 10" color photography iso 25 52mm f2 sun rays breaking through from100 behind the mountain | A09 | |
Frida on a Serape | $450.00 | 21" x 17”. Embroidery & appliqué on serape. | A10 | |
Dance, Mother! | $150.00 | Colored pencil on paper 8 1/2" x 12 1/4" | A11 | |
Amplexus I | $340.00 | 20" x 24" acrylic-ink on canvas | A12A | |
Pink Moon | $180.00 | 24" x 26" acrylic on canvas | A12B | |
Celebration | $270.00 | 36” x 24” Gallery wrapped, Oil on canvas Completed in 2021 | A13 | |
LuAnn | $220.00 | 14" x 14" Digital Photography | A14 | |
Until the Wheels Came Off | $160.00 | 10" x 14" Digital Photography | A15 | |
Prickly Pear 12 (2021) | $640.00 | 3ft x 4ft acrylic on canvas. Blooming prickly pear on cool grey background | A16 | |
Falling | $1,100.00 | 8" x 11”, colored pencils on paper | A17 | |
70/100 | $220.00 | 12" x 12" Digital Collage Painting. Eva Leos works in a variety of mediums, including mixed media collage. | A18 | |
Flores de Lucha | $210.00 | 20x30 graphic design piece | A19 | |
Fresh Evening | $230.00 | This is a 14x11 oil on panel. Painted from Artist's patio facing East on an early summer evening. | A20 | |
Hydros | $160.00 | 11" x 15" Watercolor on parchment | A21 | |
Snake Skin | $90.00 | 16" x 20", acrylic pour with sand, coated with UV resistant resin | A23 | |
Droplet & Sphere Duo | $60.00 | 3" x 16" set of 2 framed acrylic paintings | A24 | |
Quiet Reverie | $150.00 | 20” x 16” Oil on canvas. Tracy Estes Navar has painted in oils for over 20 years. She creates still life and landscape works but especially enjoys portraits. She aims to capture something about the subject as well as their likeness.Tracy Estes Navar has painted in oils for over 20 years. She creates still life and landscape works but especially enjoys portraits. She aims to capture something about the subject as well as their likeness. | A25 | |
Bluè | $480.00 | 10" x 15" Acrylic on board | A26 | |
Autumn Picture | $300.00 | 14" x 11" Acrylic on canvas, 2021 | A27 | |
Self Portrait in a Grey Hat | $50.00 | 20" x 16" Acrylic on canvas, 2021 | A28 | |
Untitled | $120.00 | 13" x 10" Acrylic on canvas, 2021 | A29 | |
á dos d'hirondelle | $500.00 | Acrylic on canvas, 2021 | A30 | |
David Parish | $150.00 | 20" x 30" printed canvas photograph digitally manipulated to accentuate the human form producing doll-like features. | A31 | |
Rosy | $2,300.00 | 30" x 30" Ink on Canvas | A glowing future blooming an illusive view | A32D | |
Sunline | $1,650.00 | 44" x 59" Acrylic on Canvas | Capturing visions of beauty | A32C | |
Tender | $2,100.00 | 44" x 59" Acrylic on Canvas The Impressionable lovely source of a delicate precious offering. | A32B | |
Blind | $1,650.00 | 56" x 56" Acrylic on Canvas A strategic change visualizing the invisible dangling consciousness. | A32A | |
La Niña Blanca | $140.00 | 11" x 14" 2019 Plata sobre gelatina. Iniciando su carrera artística en 2017 al ingresar a la Licenciatura en Artes Visuales en la Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Abigail se ha especializado en las áreas de fotografía análoga, pintura y escultura. Participando en la muestra "Khartés" en la Sala Universitaria de Exposiciones, en "Reflexiones sobre la pasión" I y II en El ajo casa productora, "365 días en silencio" en el Centro Cultural de las Fronteras, ganadora del 2do lugar en el "XIX Concurso de Fotografía Urbana Juarense" del IMIP. Organizando y presentando en expo-ventas de fotografía. Ahora dedicada a seguir aprendiendo las técnicas antiguas de la fotografía, y la cerámica. | A36 | |
Classic Pink | $60.00 | 30 x 40 cm | Pink Panther with grey abstract background. I am a 30 year old artist who started painting on March of 2021. Though this is just a beginning for me I wish to learn more and more every day as I have done since I started this hobby of mine that turned into a new job with new life opportunities. | A37 | |
Honey Locust | $120.00 | 24" x 7" x 4" | Reclaimed Honey Locust, Poplar, Ash, gypsum, steel and bronze hardware. Wax finish. Christopher Joseph Bevins is an Artist working in Sculpture, Painting, Performance Art, and Installation. He has lived and worked in the El Paso area for the last 35 years. He is the founder and CEO OF Glasbox La Union, and the Creative Director for the Philosophic Systems Institute, focusing in both capacities on practical applications of Appropriate Technology and collaborative approaches to Sustainability and Local Community Resiliency. | A38 | |
Colors of Beauty | $100.00 | 14” x 11” Oil on canvas. Tracy Estes Navar has painted in oils for over 20 years. She creates still life and landscape works but especially enjoys portraits. She aims to capture something about the subject as well as their likeness.Tracy Estes Navar has painted in oils for over 20 years. She creates still life and landscape works but especially enjoys portraits. She aims to capture something about the subject as well as their likeness. | A39 | |
The Sound of Blue | $220.00 | 32” x 32” Original mixed media on hardboard Gallery framed. Wayne Hilton has been making art and creating magic his entire life. Wayne loves El Paso, and is thankful for the community support of Border AIDS PARTNERSHIP. | A40 | |
Love Made Me Do It | $110.00 | 12” x 16” Museum quality giclee poster print. Eva Leos works in a variety of mediums, including mixed media collage. | A41 | |
Y Que! | $110.00 | 13" x 19" printed on giclee. Available after December 14. Fronterizx, Chicanx, from Segundo Barrio El Paso Texas Iraq War veteran 10+ years painting Abstract, Realism, and (Graf-fine-art) Emphasis on social injustices, immigration, mental health, and veterans | A42A | |
Left To My Own Devices | $190.00 | 24" x 24" Photograph on canvas. Male nude study. Photographer. Born and raised in El Paso, Tx. My imagery explores the physique and extends an invitation to cross oneself over and beyond one’s learned societal norms. | A43 | |
Chairs Chairs Chairs | $200.00 | 30" x 40” mixed media on canvas painting. Mabel Weber was born in Chihuahua, Mexico in December 1978. In 2006 she graduated with a Bachelor degree in Visual Arts from Universidad Autonoma in Ciudad Juarez. She founded Vinculo Intelectual y Artistico A.C. Gallery, where she worked as Executive Director of “El Cinito”, Hangar Gallery, Mezzanine Gallery from 2006 to 2009. Two years later she worked at the Mexican Consulate in El Paso TX. In the Cultural division. Weber has been actively participating in solo and collective art shows in Mexico and the United States. Since 2004 she has been part of ANNAX the first female art collective in the border working with women issues, based in Mexico City and the borderland. Her work falls heavily in to the illustration spectrum combined with figurative and expressionist painting. Exploring the body and movement trough portrait and experimental mixed media. Illustrator for different design studios and products collaborating with brand developers, advertising campaigns, editorial, print and digital publications. NUHDA creatives Associate and “Mabel Weber Custom” Creative director generating wearable and decorative art. Personal projects include: -PARALLEL, a collaborative effort to generate interest on women art production along with Photographer Monica Lozano -THREADS OF REALITY, an ongoing vision on social issues related to migration, human rights and identity | A44 | |
Morning Sip | $60.00 | 16” x 24” Printed on High Gloss Metal. Born and raised in SoCal, An is an adventurist at heart and captures moments through photography. He takes advantage of his beach town where his work often portrays his love for the ocean. He can be found frolicking in the South Bay waters, practicing his buoy impressions while photographing his surfer friends in the early hours of the morning. IG: @andangproject | A45 | |
Believe in Yourself | $150.00 | 20" x 15" Watercolor and ink on paper, framed | A46 | |
Marmore / Maravillas | $850.00 | 16.5" x 26" Etching and Chine Colle. Suzi Davidoff is an artist based in the Chihuahuan desert of West Texas, creating drawings, prints, animations and collaborative installations that explore themes of structure, sustainability, and perception of the natural world. In addition to charcoal, oil, gold leaf and ink, Davidoff uses found organic materials. Moss, clay, cochineal, earth, and lichen collected on her walks are rubbed into the surface of the paper and panels, creating a physical connection between personal experience and finished work. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums across the United States. Recent solo exhibitions include SIMPLIFIED WORLD, Rubin Center for the Visual Arts, El Paso, Texas and FIELD NOTES, Octavia Gallery, New Orleans, LA. COMMON LANGUAGE, a collaborative installation project, was exhibited at El Paso Museum of Art and 516 Arts, Albuquerque, NM. Selected group exhibitions include SPECIES IN PERIL ALONG THE RIO GRANDE, 516 Arts, Albuquerque, TEXASDRAWS I, Southwest School of Arts and Crafts, San Antonio, TX, SECOND NATURE, Galveston Arts Center, and BEAUTY.CHAOS, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC. She has been the recipient of a Fiskars Artist's Residency, a Mid-America NEA Fellowship and a Ford Foundation/Pollack-Siquieros Binational Art Award. Selected permanent collections include the Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Museum of Women in the Arts, U.S. Department of State, Hallmark Collection, University of New Mexico Art Museum, Texas Tech University Museum and El Paso Museum of Art. | A49 | |
I Woke to the Flight of Hummingbirds | $550.00 | 40.5" x 32" Acrylic and Charcoal (Mixed Media). Benjamin Alire Sáenz is a novelist, poet, essayist and writer of children's books. He was born in 1954 in his grandmother's house in Old Picacho, a small farming village in the outskirts of Las Cruces, New Mexico in 1954. He graduated from high school in 1972, and went on to college and became something of a world traveler. He studied philosophy and theology in Europe for four years and spent a summer in Tanzania. He eventually became a writer and professor and moved back to the border—the only place where he feels he truly belongs. He is an associate professor in the MFA creative writing program at the University of Texas at El Paso, the only bilingual creative writing program in the country. Ben Sáenz considers himself a fronterizo, a person of the border. He is also a visual artist and has been involved as a political and cultural activist throughout his life. | A50 | |
2020 | $60.00 | 44" x 60" Diptych | A51 | |
Bozacho | $100.00 | 24" x 30" Acrylic Painting on Canvas, made in 2021. | A22 | |
East Franklins on Transmountain | $260.00 | 12" x 24" Acrylic on gallery wrap canvas done with palette knife. | A33 | |
Mirror of the Future | $210.00 | 74 x 74 cm Molde de tablillas electronicas, aluminio y acrilico, 2021 | A34 | |
My World, My Stars | $200.00 | 76 cm Resina sobre compuesto de madera y sensores de presion. 2021 | A35 | |
Devotion | $50.00 | 13" x 19" printed on giclee. Available after December 14. Fronterizx, Chicanx, from Segundo Barrio El Paso Texas Iraq War veteran 10+ years painting Abstract, Realism, and (Graf-fine-art) Emphasis on social injustices, immigration, mental health, and veterans. | A42B | |
Guadalupana Abstracta | $50.00 | 13" x 19" printed on giclee. Available after December 14. Fronterizx, Chicanx, from Segundo Barrio El Paso Texas Iraq War veteran 10+ years painting Abstract, Realism, and (Graf-fine-art) Emphasis on social injustices, immigration, mental health, and veterans. | A42C | |
Desencadenando karmas | $110.00 | 35.43” x 31.49” Oleo/ tela | A57 | |
Después de un bańo celebral y listo para ser amado | $60.00 | Acrylic on panel. Abel Saucedo is a Mexican American artist that makes art as a responsibility - soundly reporting images that depict every day situations from his communal dichotomy as an agent for social, cultural and political commentary. | A58 | |
Seed of Love | $70.00 | 16" x 20" Original mixed media. Born and raised on the El Paso/Juarez border, I was always around bright colors, and influenced by the beauty of traditional Mexican culture. I have always been around creative minds. I’ve learned from and have been inspired by the many artists and musicians in my family. The universal language of creativity has always been a part of my life. My artwork is based on random thoughts and emotions that I am feeling. | A59 | |
Death is always evolving | $70.00 | Original hand painted skateboard. Born and raised on the El Paso/Juarez border, I was always around bright colors, and influenced by the beauty of traditional Mexican culture. I have always been around creative minds. I’ve learned from and have been inspired by the many artists and musicians in my family. The universal language of creativity has always been a part of my life. My artwork is based on random thoughts and emotions that I am feeling. | A60 | |
Robots in love | $310.00 | 8" x 10" Hand painted original. Born and raised on the El Paso/Juarez border, I was always around bright colors, and influenced by the beauty of traditional Mexican culture. I have always been around creative minds. I’ve learned from and have been inspired by the many artists and musicians in my family. The universal language of creativity has always been a part of my life. My artwork is based on random thoughts and emotions that I am feeling. | A61 | |
Portrait of a Woman | $410.00 | 26" x 59" pastel on paper, framed. Sammy Pasto (1921-2013), California Modernist, resided and painted in San Diego, California for many years. Pasto’s greatest passion was art. Also a musician, he was consumed by an intense need to create since his youth, and music had an influence on his artwork in that his lines and shapes were influenced by rhythm and harmony. Pasto’s work was featured in various solo and group exhibitions in San Diego, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and New York. | A62 | |
How to be Gay. Book 6, The Scroll of Light and Tribulation | $710.00 | 26" x 59". Annabel Livermore lives and works in El Paso, Texas. Praised by the New York Times as "fresh," "a tough act to follow," and the "ultimate in transgression," Livermore is widely recognized in her home state of Texas as a unique presence and highly original artist. She has been characterized by Karen Moss, former curator at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, as "an anachronism who earnestly pursues a long-held tradition of landscape and genre painting . . . inspired by her Southwestern environment and vivid imagination." Art historian John T. Spike, director of the Florence Biennali, has observed that "Livermore embodies the whole spectrum of American symbolist painting," while noted British art critic Edward Lucie-Smith has written that her "vigorous, quasi-abstract work evokes feelings about the wonder of nature." Rendered with thick applications of radiant colors, Livermore's paintings are intensely personal, dream-like explorations of the natural world. Over the past 25 years her subjects have ranged from the ordinary to the sublime, including luminous floral arrangements, the hustler bars and frenetic streets of Juarez and, mostly recently, the storied Jornada del Muerto Valley in New Mexico. Livermore spends months and sometimes years working on individual paintings and often composes free-verse poems to accompany them. She favors displaying her finished works behind glass in lavish, handcrafted frames. Her paintings have been exhibited and collected throughout the United States. Horace Mayfield has been prolific in the decade following Mayfield’s arrival in the early nineties. For the past seven years, Mayfield has worked with Livermore on a long-term project revisiting the Old and New Testaments in scrolls. The two incorporeal artists have an ongoing collaboration. | A63 | |
Consecration | $180.00 | 28" x 32" 10/20 Lithograph with Serigraph of a mesquite branch layered. James Jiron is a local artist with a BFA from the University of Texas at El Paso. | A64 | |
The Creation of Lupus | $30.00 | 11" x 7" mixed media. Camila is a sophomore in high school. Born in April 23 into a loving family, Camila—or as she goes by her friends—Angel, loves to paint, play both bass guitar and upper bass, and spend time with her family and friends. | A65 | |
Untitled | $30.00 | Woodcut reduction | A66 |