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Amapola Gallery
205 Romero St. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
(505) 242-4311
Open Seven Days a Week 10-5 p.m.

May at Amapola Gallery
May at Amapola Gallery brings the jewelry of Mary Ellen Merrigan and the wall art of Kristin Parrott to center stage for the entire month.
Life is too short to wear ordinary jewelry and Merrigan’s pieces are far from it. Her clever and unique combinations of sterling silver, red brass, often called “jewelers’ brass”, and copper, evoke the emotional response which distinctive jewelry can command. Working with her torch, she emphasizes handmade chains. Her chains are enhanced with a variety of patinas, threadlike wire and semi-precious stones, including Herkimer Diamonds, turquoise and luscious carnelian. Southwest Style plus Merrigan Magic equals unique show-stoppers. These are perfect for Mother’s Day—or any gift-giving occasion.
Kristin Parrott is Amapola Gallery’s last remaining original member. That’s right—since 1980 her paintings, assemblages and carvings have been an integral part of the Albuquerque art scene. As a result of that creative longevity, she has explored a wide variety of styles, mediums, techniques and subject matter. Tree-filled landscapes, (with here and there a cat tucked in), flowers, abstracts and more will wow the eye. Small hand-carved hands in soapstone and alabaster make wonderful keepsakes. Parrott descends from generations of artists, and her work is worthy of that connection.
These artists have created distinctive gifts for Mother’s Day, May 10, and are available the entire month. Their reception will take place May 1, from 4 to 6 pm. Come see works by all our artist-members at Amapola Gallery, on The Plaza in Old Town at 205 Romero, N.W. Amapola is open from ten to five daily.
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Two Amapola Gallery Watercolor Aritists Win at Watercolor Spring Exhibition at Expo New Mexico
Tom Cassidy won 2nd place in the Standard works today for his painting “Wall Chatter” and third place in the small works category for “Always Sunny South Valley”.
Katherine Gauntt won an honorable mention for her painting Morning Shadows

“Always Sunny South Valley”

"Wall Chatter"
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