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Salinas Monument: Abó
20"x10" 8-color screen print, edition of 7
Screen Prints
Screen prints are achieved by drawing ink with a squeegee across a screen which has open and blocked areas. The ink that lands on the paper has been pushed through the open areas of the screen.
Adding a transparent base to the ink and printing in layers enables a means to blend colors. In this Salinas monument print, the colors were layered in this order: tan, blue, 3 greens, 2 terra cottas and dark brown.
Exhibited during June 2025 at the Juan Tabo Public Library in Albuquerque, NM.
Monsoon A.R.T. debut exhibit August 7 - September 25, 2025 at The Mothership Alumni in Albuquerque, NM.
Salinas Monument: Quarai
20"x10" 9-color screen print, edition of 7
Completed in 1632, the mission and convento La Concepción de Quarai is situated on the eastern slope of the Manzano Mountains in central New Mexico, near a peaceful spring and cottonwood grove. Quarai was abandoned in 1678 due to disease, famine and raids.
Exhibited during February 2026 at the Juan Tabo Public Library in Albuquerque, NM, and during March and April 2026 at the East Mountain Library in Tijeras, NM.
Pecos Mission
20"x10" 11-color screen print, edition of 4
The walls of this Pecos Mission church stand on the grounds of the 1621 church, which was destroyed during the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. The last inhabitants of Pecos left by 1838 to join the nearby pueblo of Jemez.
Exhibited during February 2026 at the Juan Tabo Public Library in Albuquerque, NM, and during March and April 2026 at the East Mountain Library in Tijeras, NM.
San José de los Jemez
20"x10" 12-color screen print, edition of 8
Constructed from 1621 - 1623, the mission church at Jemez was constructed by both women and men of the pueblo. The building is unusual due to its size and the octagonal bell tower. The mission was abandoned by 1706 and excavations of the ruin began in 1910. The state monument was established in 1935.
Exhibited during February 2026 at the Juan Tabo Public Library in Albuquerque, NM, and during March and April 2026 at the East Mountain Library in Tijeras, NM.
Jefferson
10"x10" CMYK screen print, edition of 6
A cherished household member, Jefferson was large and in charge. He coined the phrase “Pet me, or I’ll bite your ankles.” Now Jefferson is traveling through the universe unencumbered by a physical presence, but still large and in charge of all he surveys.
Mescalito
21"x15" 4-color CYMK screen print, edition of 5
Mescalito was described by Carlos Castaneda as a spirit guide of the hallucinogenic plant peyote. People have always been intrigued by exploring alternate realities, but there was a keen societal interest during the time that Castaneda wrote his first books. We should know that alternate realities are available to us without the use of hallucinogens, it just takes an active imagination and openness to alternate perspectives.
Exhibiting during February 2026 at the Juan Tabo Public Library in Albuquerque, NM, and during March and April 2026 at the East Mountain Library in Tijeras, NM.
Carlos Becomes a Crow
15"x13" Combination lithograph and screen print, edition of 3
In his first book "The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge," Carlos Castaneda describes the process of becoming a crow after smoking an herbal mixture prepared by the Yaqui native Don Juan Matus. Here we see Carlos partway through the transformation. Never mind that his writings are largely considered to be fictional, rather than the anthropologic thesis he submitted for his master’s degree.
Exhibited during February 2026 at the Juan Tabo Public Library in Albuquerque, NM, and during March and April 2026 at the East Mountain Library in Tijeras, NM.
The Black Rabbit of Inlé
14"x14" Combination lithograph and screen print, edition of 3
The Black Rabbit of Inlé is the grim reaper of the rabbit world, according to the Richard Adams book "Watership Down."
Untitled - Petrified Palm and Fishes
15.5"x21.5" serigraph, edition of 6
Mimbres Heads
14"x11" serigraph, edition of 5
Monsoon A.R.T. debut exhibit August 7 - September 25, 2025 at The Mothership Alumni in Albuquerque, NM.
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