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Welcome to Armantrout Studio

Armantrout Studio is the working studio and gallery of artist Linda Armantrout in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The studio and gallery are open year round by appointment and always for the Eldorado Studio Tour. The 32nd Annual Eldorado Studio Tour is on September 21 and 22, 2024. You are welcome anytime for a private studio visit in the gallery and studio at 4 Reno Road in beautiful Eldorado over looking the Galisteo Basin. Please call 505-660-9020. 

During her career, Linda has been encouraged by curators, Sally L. Perisho, Ken Bloom, Jimmy Sellars, and Jerry Allen Gilmore. Her work was selected into group exhibits by Dianne Vanderlip and Gwen Chanzit , and she received a juror’s award from Debra Jordy. stephen Parise is showing Armantrout's work at Big Happy Gallery in Santa Fe.

Read more about Linda Armantrout and see a CV here on the website. Visit Instagram. Visit the New Mexico State Committee National Museum of Women in the Arts Registry. See selected works as slideshows on our YouTubeChannel.

Studio News 

Check out news about the Studio below. Please sign up on the left for email newsletters. Be sure to join us on Facebook at Armantrout Studio. If you are new to the site please scroll and read previous pages in Studio News to see more of the artist's journey and body of work.

Friday
Nov212014

Spirit Messengers

Linda is working on a graphite series of Spirit Messengers. The studio is filling up with these 19"x24" pieces on bristol paper...and the positive energy from these incredible teachers. The wolf was thought of as a teacher in ancient times, a pathfinder, forerunner of new ideas, and a power ally of the moon. Linda doesn't know if there will be paintings emerge from this series, but, for now, the Spirit in the drawings is feeling terrific.

 

 

 

 

Spirit Messenger Series, Wolf

Tuesday
Oct282014

Works on Paper

 

For an artist a period of time for renewal, recuperation, incubation is followed by the excitement of the blank sheet of paper. Stay tuned.

Monday
Sep292014

Marks on Marks

Buffalo Spirit RisingNew work includes horse images, bison images, and rock art images that have historic, prehistoric, and global connections.  New themes are Connection to Ancestors, We are All Related, and Sacred Messengers. This new work evolved from the Power Images shown as “Horse Power as Spirit” in 2 solo shows, in Boulder. 

Tuesday
Sep022014

September Begins

Linda is still feeling bliss after the perfect event—Image and Word-Art and Poetry in Conversation. Audience had a rich and mind-blowing evening with Eight incredible artists and Eight inspirational poets.

Now September begins with a clean and "ready to rock" Studio. Back to the private sector. Watch the Armantrout Studio Facebook page for FREE ART on Fridays. Also from Available Paintings, Linda needs to move some larger pieces out of the Studio to make room to begin another 66"x88" painting. Please, make her a reasonable offer before September 15, 2014 if you want to buy a painting to fit your budget. Call 303-664-0086.


All the Armantrout Art Process class seats are sold for fall in the Louisville Arts District. Call for a place on the waiting list. Of course, online classes are available, or click in the column on the left to buy the Art Process Workbook. The Workbook is a self-directed way to get the rich material taught in the classes.

Tuesday
Jul292014

"Image and Word: Art and Poetry in Conversation" SOLD OUT

All Seats have been SOLD

Standing Room Only tickets will be sold at the door at 6:30pm.

Stop by at 8:30 pm  to enjoy the exhibit and after-party with music by Many Mountains. (free will donations to benefit the Louisville Cultural Council welcome.)

Buy tickets NOW to join us for the unveiling of new art and new poetry shaped by a creative collaboration among Colorado artists and poets. Beginning with a “seed work” of visual art, our first poet composed a verse response and passed it on to another artist, who in turn responded with a fresh work of art that was then sent to the next poet. The process continued until eight new art works and eight new poems had emerged. Artists and poets worked in anonymity, so the unveiling will be full of exciting surprises for everyone involved. Click here for details. Proceeds benefit the Louisville Cultural Council.