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MyStudio San Antonio Art Walk is a artistic community event that celebrates artistic diversity of colonia San Antonio.

Come see painting, sculpture, ceramic, jewelry, printmaking, textiles, photography mixed media and much more.

Check Lokkal's Community Wall for news of the event.

MiEstudio San Antonio Art Walk es un evento comunitario artístico que celebra la diversidad artística en la colonia San Antonio.

Ven para que vea pintura, escultura, cerámica, joyería, grabado, textiles, fotografía en técnica mixta y mucho más.

Consulte el Muro Comunitario de Lokkal para conocer las novedades del evento.

Nadine Gay
www.artnadinegay.com
Ceramic sculpture, assemblages, collage

I was born in France, came to New York in the mid-seventy’s and graduated from Pratt Institute in 1980. I moved permanently to San Miguel last year. I have shown extensively in the U.S while teaching art through a wide spectrum of programs and designing large installations in the community. I love to combine my ceramic pieces with natural and found objects to create assemblages. I create in an intuitive way. What gets revealed over time, when I look at a body of my work, is often unexpected. This playful conversation between my dreams, images and the materials at hand feels deeply satisfying. Stories emerge, the child in me delights in what comes to life.

Suzy Taylor
www.suzytaylor.com
Oil Paintings

Suzy Taylor has a degree in Interior Design and worked as a designer, magazine editor and photo stylist in NYC. There she took a class in oil painting at the Art Students League and her direction shifted. She started as an Impressionist but has adapted her painting style to suit her subjects which all respond to light in interesting ways. She is now noted for her soft focus and edges. Subjects range from Flowers to Cacti to Skies to Glass and Glass Reflections. She is also doing extreme close-up photos of glass that look totally abstract.

Paul Rodriguez
https://www.instagram.com/paulrodriguezdesigns/
Printmaker

Paul Rodriguez is a San Miguel local printmaker who's work displays a fun and dynamic use of the many techniques of the arts in stamp. He has shown his etchings and linocuts in various exhibitions throughout Mexico, France and Denmark.

Mariana Juarez (MJ)
www.mjmuralart.com
Paintings, art objects, murals

MJ’s work takes us to a world of her own creation, filled with fanciful botanical imagery. Animals, insects, and garden scenes unfold before us, focusing our attention as if we held a magnifying glass to the natural world.

Using clean lines and a minimalist style, MJ’s worlds resemble oversized illustrations. Her love of vintage botanical prints inspire her to open our eyes to a world of unimaginable beauty.Signature features include strong lines, solid bright colors and an inventive use of positive and negative space.

“Making the world more beautiful, one wall at a time.”
Jane Brooks (friend)

"As a mural artist, I am constantly searching for ways to bring the beauty of nature into the urban landscape. My paintings are a reflection of my belief that nature and the city can coexist in harmony. When I paint flowers and other natural elements on city walls, I am not only adding color and vibrancy to the urban environment, but also reminding people of the importance of preserving and protecting the natural world. The term "urban landscape" perfectly encapsulates the essence of my work, as it speaks to the merging of two seemingly disparate worlds. Through my art, I hope to inspire others to appreciate the beauty of both nature and the city, and to work towards creating a more sustainable and harmonious future."

Alifie Rojas
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100059654452419
Principio del formulario
Scientific illustration
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I paint watercolor with the aim of publicizing a scientific-ecological message. My illustrations are published in popular science magazines, theses, articles, posters, and species identification catalogues. I work with biologists and use tools such as the microscope, scalpel and vernier as well as color theory, composition concepts and the use of chiaroscuro. In 2024 I will celebrate 24 years dedicating myself to this beautiful work.

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Galería 69
https://www.galeria-69.com/
Painting, Encaustic, Metal sculpture, Photography

Galería 69 presents a variety of original works of art by a group of talented and diverse San Miguel de Allende artists. Our exceptional collection of fine art includes oil, acrylic, encaustic, cold wax, watercolor, mixed media, prints, photography, and metal sculpture. Our artists are pleased to follow our passion for art in this vibrant community!

Rita Sanchez
Jewelry with semiprecious stone, wire and beads

Rita Sanchez Troncoso was born and raised in San Miguel de Allende Guanajuato. She has been making jewelry for over five years with semi-precious stones and wire. Their line is called Casa de Piedras. Currently they are in emeboutique on Zacateros Street and in the friars bazaar; on Saturdays. You can see the pieces through Facebook or Instagram as a jewelery stone house

Mark Andrew
markandrew.creative Instagram
Contemporary Ceramics

Mark first visited San Miguel in 1995, and in 2018 decided to leave Los Angeles and make San Miguel his permanent home. Mark has experience in many creative Industries like Professional Make-Up artistry, Interior Design and Vintage Resale. His hobbies include travel, collecting, painting, and since moving to San Miguel, a new passion: the ceramic arts. Mark’s work is Influenced by trips to Asia, his love of African Antiques, and local folk-art.

Josué Guerrero Silva
Josuegs.art Instagram
Painting and Ceramics

Originally from Zacatecas, Josue moved to San Miguel to continue his education and pursue his talents in the arts. A self-taught artist, Josue is proficient in several mediums; Acrylic, watercolor, pencil, ink and majolica painting on pottery. Josués art is inspired by the vibrant colors and landscapes of San Miguel.

Shannon Reece
www.shanfoto.com
Photographic mixed media

Shannon Reece has been living and working in San Miguel de Allende for the past 30 years. After obtaining her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Open Learning University affiliated with Emily Carr College of Art and Design in Vancouver B.C. Canada, she moved to Mexico and studied photography with Jo Brenzo at Bellas Artes. Reece has been teaching experimental and classic techniques in photography since 2001 and still maintains her darkroom studio. Exhibitions include Canada , New York NY. and Mexico. Her work can be seen in Galeria Photo/Graphics in the center of town.

Glen Rogers
www.glenrogersart.com; FB: Glen Rogers Art; Insta: glenrogersart
Painting, Printmaking, Drawing, Sculpture

Glen Rogers is an internationally exhibited painter/printmaker/sculptor who has been in San Miguel since 2017. She had a solo exhibition at Casa Europa in 2023, Visions of the Sacred Feminine. In September she was in Cartagena, Colombia for the Plastic Madness/Locura del Plastico at Museo Naval, a traveling exhibition she organized in 2016. Recent group shows include Love Explodes in Red, Argentina and French Doors Anniversary at Casa Europa. Her public sculpture, Aleteo, was installed at El Charco in 2023 and Throne for a Goddess, in Austria, 2020. Glen has two publications: Symbols of the Spirit and Spirit Cards.

369 Clay Studio and Ceramic Classes
369claystudio
Ceramics

369 Clay Studio & Ceramic Classes is a community of artists and students who work together in a friendly environment that encourages artistic growth. We believe that we all have an artist within who tries to express themselves and we want to help you find your own voice. Bring your idea or project and we will guide you to carry it out. We offer individual and group classes for children, youth and adults.Classes for hand building or wheel.

Susanna Turino
Susannaturino.com
painting, collage, raku bells

Originally from the Hudson Valley NY, Susanna has made her home in San Miguel for 15 years. With degrees in art and landscape architecture she has had successful careers as artist, gallerist and garden designer. Since coming to San Miguel, she has shown at Gallery 46, 3 shows at Manuk Gallery at the Fabrica Aurora, a solo show at the Biblioteca Publica and at Galería Obraje, as well as at her home Gallery. She studied painting with Mary Breneman, Donna Dickson, Nicholas Wilton and is a frequent participante in painting workshops in the U.S. and Europe. In addition to art, she produces organic extra virgin olive oil from her orchard in Umbria.

Lynn Marlow
Sculpture & Photography

The Sacred Feminine is the Source of my inspiration! I am passionate about creativity and the creative imagination. I offer my creations as prayers of gratitude for life, homages to beauty, a celebration of the mystery of what comes from ´nothing´! My camera is my ´meditation´ cushion. Open seeing! I am fascinated by color, texture, movement. I love spontaneity and the surprises that come. I love the feeling of the clay and the ´dialogue´ between it and my hands. I begin a sculpture with an incling of an inspiration and ´listen´ to what the clay ´wants´!

Big Ant Studios
www.davidjwebb.net; www.houstontimeportal.net; www.galvestontimeportal.net
Works on paper: printmaking and photography

Big Ant Studios is my workshop where I produce relief prints and botanical monoprints. The studio began in Houston in 2015 as an independent workspace after studies at the Museum of Fine Arts Glassell School came to an end. That year I began membership in the Museum of Printing History where I learned typesetting techniques and taught classes in linocut printing. The body of my work consists of linocuts, wood block prints, etchings, lithographs, letterpress, and photography. My interests include: biology, genealogy, history, philately, deltiology, philosophy and literature.

Liodu, Casa Negra Gallery
https://www.instagram.com/?hl=es-la
Leather items

Principio del formulario
We Design Leather Items Taking care of design and the environment, being Creative and careful from the leather tanning process, designing practical and durable pieces over time.
Final del formulario

Tasha Paley
www.TashaPaley.com
Hand pisnted silk wall hangings neckties, greeting cards, framed art,; children’s books that I wrote and illustrated

I am playful and much of my play centers around the arts. I enjoy creative and improvisational drama, silk painting, doodling and making greeting cards, My work can be purchased directly from me and I also accept commissions for silk painted scarves and neckties, silk wall hangings, greeting cards and children’s books which I have written and illustrated.

Lorenzo Sierra
https://www.instagram.com/lorenzosierra_art?igsh=ODQzMGV5MnkzeHZj&utm_source=qr
Painting

San Miguel de Allende figurative and abstract artist.

Mike Schwarcz
michaelschwarcz.com
Florals, Landscapes, Abstracts

In 2010 my wife and I gave up apartment living and the beach life and moved from Santa Monica, to The Woodlands, Texas. Here I finally had the space for my very own studio for the first time and for the next 10 years I honed my painting skill in Texas. In 2021 my wife and I relocated again, to San Miguel de Allende in central Mexico. We are both retired now and have an in-home studio where I paint.

Peter Paci
Photography

Mr. Pace is a professional geographer with a passion for photography. An award-winning B&W film photographer who also shoots digital images of beauty wherever he finds it.

Isis Rodriguez
www.isisrodriguez.com
21st Century Mythology

Isis Rodriguez is a contemporary myth painter born to a Puerto Rican mother and a Mexican father in Los Angeles, California. Her first lessons came from copying cartoons as child. As an adult, she received her B.F.A in painting from the University of Kansas in 1988 and was accepted into the M.F.A program at the San Francisco Art Institute in San Francisco California in 1990. She moved to San Miguel de Allende and opened up her concept gallery in San Miguel called, Galeria Nepantla, in 2017, where she continues painting new contemporary mythology and exhibits internationally.

Nancy Plax
www.rubbernecksjewelry.com
Unique Jewelry

After years of working in outside sales, I partnered my professional experience with knowledge of interior design, critical eye for textures, palettes, mixed artistic materials and love of jewelry. Throughout travels, loved picking out beads, stones, pendants etc. and making jewelry with them. Noticing how heavy some pieces felt, idea came to use rubber bands! I now incorporate many different objects into light weight jewelry.

Isabel Badillo
Facebook: Isabel Badillo Instagram: isabelbadillo_sma
Oil painting, figurative. Figurative clay pieces.

Originally from San Miguel de Allende. I ventured into the world of painting thanks to my dad who is a sheet and brass craftsman. I started painting altarpieces on sheet metal. My dad took me to Keith Keller's painting workshop, who was my first teacher. A few years passed and unfortunately Keith began to lose his sight, it was then that his friend Rita Torlen took painting classes and that's how I met my mentor and friend, with whom I strengthened my love and knowledge of painting and also taught me how to work with sculpture. In Clay, currently my work continues to be narrative, with Mexican themes.

Stephanie Dickey /Stef-n-Ty Hats
FB/ Stef-n-Ty IG @stefofstefnty
One of a kind creative hats from upcycled textiles

Stephanie Dickey is the designer of the line of Stef-n-Ty hats. Stephanie began her sewing career in Annapolis, MD. She learned sewing from her great grandmother and went on to work in the NY fashion industry and along with her husband, opened her own shops in Baltimore, Chicago and Detroit. Stef-n-Ty is currently based in San Miguel de Allende. Her hat styles are one of a kind, focusing on individuality and unique styles as well as recycling of textiles. Most hats are made from upcycled textiles such as recycled jeans, burlap coffee bags and vintage buttons and trims.

DAM Jewelry
Instagram:DAMjoyeria www.damjoyeria.com

This city, full of tradition but very cosmopolitan, was the place where I began to grow as a jeweler. Here I took my first steps working with silver - a material that currently occupies more than 90% of our pieces - and I began to experiment with increasingly striking designs. Jewelry design has made me a fuller woman, something that helping animals in need also contributes to. That's why I like to rescue dogs from the streets, giving them temporary or permanent homes - I live with seven dogs. In fact, part of the proceeds from each DAM sale goes to helping stray dogs. I invite you to know a little about my world

Peter A. Davis
@padsma13
Pencil, Nail Polish Drawings

Started his graphic design work at Schlaifer Advertising, Avon Books, Random House, and Phoenix Color Corp, NYC. 
Attended The Art Institute of Chicago and is a Graduate of Cooper Union, NYC. 
Was a studio assistant and taught Handbuilding Ceramics at Greenwich House Pottery NYC, and later, a hand building instructor at the New York JCC and 63rd St YMCA.   

Relocated to San Miguel de Allende 9 years ago, and joined the San Antonio Art Walk as regular participant,  eventually becoming its director. Some of his many innovations in that role include a name change (now "MyStudio/MiEstudio"), a scholarship program, and the Banner Project, elevating this event to a new level.  
Organized shows at the Biblioteca and La Luciernaga.
Exhibited at the Manuk Gallery.  

Will be showing new pieces from his Eye Series, during this Spring MyStudio event. One piece from this series, "Behind the Shade" has been selected to be included in the prestigious London Biennale July 2023.
A large zigzig project he created with Julie Palmer will be installed on the facade of the Institute Allende.

Robert Lowe
Modern Quilts
Santa Fe, New Mexico
rbtlowedesigns@gmail.com
@rbtlowedesigns 

My creations are constructed with fabric and thread using machines and technology as my tools. They are interpretations of images that capture my attention along my journey.
Constructed using traditional quilt-building techniques, but assembled in a more modern method.The goal is to create a quilt that challenges the genre by using an unexpected visual at the core.

"QuiltCon 2020" show, Austin, Texas including “Best of QuiltCon 2020” touring show.
"QuiltCon 2022" show, Phoenix, Arizona. Featured on the cover of show catalogue, also included in  “Best of QuiltCon 2022” touring show.
"MyStudio 2022" art exhibit at the Instituto Allende in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
"QuiltCon 2023" show, Atlanta, Georgia, including “Best of QuiltCon 2023” touring show. 
"MyStudio 2023" art exhibit at Peter A Davis gallery
"2024 QuiltCon" show in Raleigh, North Carolina
"MyStudio 2024" art exhibit at Peter A Davis gallery

Edith Robertson
Silver and Gold Jewelry

Creative functional metals artist presently with a studio at Lill Street Art Center in Ravenswood. Specializing in unusual stones set in silver, married metals, and knitted silver necklaces and earrings. Original art education at the Center of Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan. Further studies at Arrowmont and Penland Schools of Arts and Craft. Techniques perfected with special studies in Taos, NM and Munich, Germany, and Korean married metals . Born in Stuttgart, Germany; family originally from Strasburg. Moved to the Berkley, CA in early ‘60s . Moved back to Europe (Germany, Italy, UK) several times. Fluent in German and French, knowledgeable in Italian and Spanish. Reside in Streeterville and San Miguel de Allende, MX (during the winter months). Married with one married son residing in Canton, MI.

Daniela Pruneda Block
@daniela_pruneda
Silver Jewelry

Daniela Pruneda creates jewelry by hand in San Miguel de Allende. In her designs she abstracts elements of Mexican folklore that she playfully captures into unique portable objects.

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