If you've seen the film Wild Hogs, you've seen Madrid, New Mexico. Madrid (pronounced MAD-rid), a small town 30 miles south of Santa Fe, had been a coal mining town in the early 1800's and, after WW2, a ghost town. In time, Madrid has become a distinctive artist's community filled with eclectic galleries and shops and some of the friendliest people in the state. 

ROCKpaper Gallery, right in the center of town, has been referred to as "a spiritually inspired fusion of arts and sciences, contemporary and primitive." Partners Crico and Corey have created a shop and gallery (in what used to be the general store for the mining population - ask to see an old photo!) that is a dazzling display of diverse goods. They keep it fresh by always adding new products and decorating with a new twist. It's an honor to exhibit there.

"Secret Keepers" Now Available as a Limited Edition Box Set!

Select photographs from the "Secret Keepers" series were featured in the summer of 2007 at
Rush Creek Gallery in Santa Fe. Favored among collectors and museums, box sets are a cost effective way to own a collection of work from an artist. Secret Keepers is showcased in an exquisite limited edition box that contains twenty-one signed photographs, plus an index page and an artist statement. This box set is limited to an edition of twelve. The prints are 11" x 14" with an image area of  6" x 8". They are printed on fine art paper with archival pigment inks. Cost for the box set is $1800. Contact Jane for more information. 

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