[Coalition_for_valle_vidal] Artists To Celebrate Valle Vidal In October

[Jim O'Donnell]

Artists to Celebrate the Valle Vidal

In concert with the second annual New Mexico Bioneers Conference in 
Taos, the Taos Country Club’s Gallery on the Green and the Coalition 
for the Valle Vidal will host “Abundant Life,” an art exhibit to 
celebrate the Valle Vidal.

Artists region-wide invited to submit Valle Vidal-themed work in any 
medium
Artists to keep 50% of their sales, with the remaining 50% going
directly to the Coalition for the Valle Vidal.

Artists who wish to submit are asked to bring their work to the Taos 
County Club on Monday, October 16th, from 4-6 pm. The jury process will 
take place on Tuesday, October 17th, and the public reception and sale 
will take place Friday, October 20th.

 Among regional artists who will contribute their works are: Alyce 
Frank, Leigh Gusterson, Inger Jirby, Steve Kilborn and Pat Woodall from 
Taos; Bill Hagerman of Midland, TX; Jo Anne Kaiser of Crestone,  
Colorado; and Deborah Sanders of Cimarrón, N.M.
 
The public is invited to attend the October 20th exhibition for $25 per 
person which will cover lavish appetizers with the remainder going to 
CVV. Bioneers Conference attendees will receive a $10 discount. There 
will be a cash bar. The artists will take 50% of their sales with the 
remaining 50% going directly to protecting and restoring the Valle 
Vidal.
 
Tips for planning visits to the region are available at 
http://www.vallevidal.org/

For maps, contact the Carson National Forest: 
http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/carson/
 
For Bioneers registration, see http://www.sustaintaos.org & 
http://www,bioneers.org
 
For more information contact Betsy Carey at betsy at kitcarson.net or see 
http://www.vallevidal.org/





Jim O'Donnell
Outreach Coordinator, Coalition for the Valle Vidal
www.vallevidal.org
PO Box 238
Taos, NM 87571
505-758-3874

Are you a member of the Coalition for the Valle Vidal?  Would you like 
to support our efforts?  Join or contribute today at: 
http://www.vallevidal.org/involved.html