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Over thirty professional artists in the Alameda area are excited to share their works and studios with you on this tour full of variety and wonderful quality. You can visit the studios to see blown and stained glass, painting in many mediums, jewelry, recycled art, photography, furniture, mosaics, printmaking, mixed media, and pottery, as well as visiting a fine chocolatier and a alpaca farm, where wool is spun and woven into wearable art.

Our community has a history that many local residents aren't aware of. In the 1700s, Alameda was a farming and ranching community that engaged in trade with local pueblo Indians. The Plaza de Alameda was the original center, and consisted of a few adobes residences and a private chapel, La Nuestra Senora de la Conception, built by Juan Gonzales-Bas in 1712. Through the ensuing two centuries the settlers endured floods but continue to enrich the area. Today the Alameda area remains a splendid pastoral green belt between Albuquerque's bustling east and west sides.

We hope you will make plans to tour the studios and enjoy the personal and inspiring experience of art and craft studios, purchase something to remember your journey by, and enjoy the beauty of New Mexico in October, with balloons above and golden cottonwoods below.



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		2013 Third Annual Alameda Studio Tour October 12 - 13, 2013 CALLING ALL ESTABLISHED AND EMERGING ARTISTS WHO HAVE STUDIOS IN THE HISTORIC ALAMEDA AREA OF THE NORTH VALLEY OF ALBUQUERQUE or are interested in being a guest artist* 3rd Meeting for 2013 - Thursday May 23, 7 PM @ 8301 4th St., N.W. #11 Los Ranchos, NM 87114. If lost call792-8974 Cell 463-1102 If you paint, sculpt, draw, make jewelry, work with textiles, carve wood, work in glass, make collages, work with recycled materials, work in encaustic, do printmaking, take fine art photographs, create delicious foods, and/or are a published writer WE WANT YOU TO JOIN US! BENEFITS TO ARTISTS showcase your art in your own studio share your artwork with the public meet and gather new clients work with a great group of dedicated artists follow us on Facebook Alameda Studio Tour and “like” us You may join an Alameda artist as a guest if you do not live in the Alameda area. Interested? Questions? Contact Jeff Potter at 897-8621 or (jpotter@unm.edu) * The Alameda area loosely described as ending at Sandia Pueblo on the North, Jefferson on the East, Coors on the West, and Osuna/Chavez Road on the South DOWNLOAD 2013 CALL TO ARTISTS HERE (PDF) download GENERAL INFORMATION (PDF) download 2013 APPLICATION (PDF) SPONSORSHIP DONOR APPLICATION (PDF) NEW - Bylaws (PDF) ____________________________________ *THANK YOU TO ALL VISITORS WHO CAME TO THE 2012 Tour!* *2012 TOUR MAP click here*
	Over thirty professional artists in the Alameda area are excited to share their works and studios with you on this tour full of variety and wonderful quality. You can visit the studios to see blown and stained glass, painting in many mediums, jewelry, recycled art, photography, furniture, mosaics, printmaking, mixed media, and pottery, as well as visiting a fine chocolatier and a alpaca farm, where wool is spun and woven into wearable art. Our community has a history that many local residents aren't aware of. In the 1700s, Alameda was a farming and ranching community that engaged in trade with local pueblo Indians. The Plaza de Alameda was the original center, and consisted of a few adobes residences and a private chapel, La Nuestra Senora de la Conception, built by Juan Gonzales-Bas in 1712. Through the ensuing two centuries the settlers endured floods but continue to enrich the area. Today the Alameda area remains a splendid pastoral green belt between Albuquerque's bustling east and west sides. We hope you will make plans to tour the studios and enjoy the personal and inspiring experience of art and craft studios, purchase something to remember your journey by, and enjoy the beauty of New Mexico in October, with balloons above and golden cottonwoods below. *2012 TOUR MAP click here*