October 2024:
BANNER UPDATE: PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL INTERESTED IN THE TAC BANNER PROJECTS: CLICK HERE
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2024 Spring Banner Project!
The Taos Arts Council works to promote awareness, understanding and appreciation of all of the creative arts, literary, visual, textile, musical, performance etc. and to be an advocate for the artist/artisans and arts organizations in Taos County and Northern New Mexico.
Recent News & Events
Updates & Activities of the Taos Arts Council
“Contours of Gravity and Light” – TAOS with Aaron Birk: Dec 13 to 15, 2024
Mark your calendars! "Contours of Gravity and Light" - TAOS with Aaron Birk Fri Dec 13, 2024 6:00…
Cultures & Creators Visual Arts Festival
Join us for the Cultures & Creators Visual Arts Festival, happening this month! Celebrate the vibrant arts and…
DIXON STUDIO TOUR! November 2 & 3, 2024, 9am-5pm
43rd DIxon Studio Tour: Meet the 50+ artists on this year's DIXON STUDIO TOUR! November 2 & 3,…
See Our Artist Network
Jill Collins
Oil Painter Artist Bio: Coming Soon Acrylic on canvas, Acrylic plus pen Email: jill.collins.1818@gmail.com Website: **
Leighanna Light
Workshops
Meredith Mason Garcia
Fine Art Photography in Black and White
About the Taos Arts Council
The Taos Arts Council was founded in 2012 with the vision to create a central hub in support of the Arts and Artists Community in Taos, Taos County and Northern New Mexico.
Towards that longstanding goal, the TAC has been actively working towards defining its positioning in relation with the other entities and initiatives currently in Taos — such as the Town of Taos, The Taos Business Consortium, Art Space, Mainstreet, Strong at Heart and similar such government or grassroots organizations.
The stated approach for the Taos Arts Council is to support all constructive dialogue and action between organizations and individuals that is mutually beneficial to all involved.
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