Art Environments - Southwest !Southwestern Art Environments A slideshow containing images by photographer Fred Scruton.
Rufino Loya Rivas, La Casa de Azúcar "The Sugar House;" El Paso, TX 2018 1 /24
Rufino Loya Rivas' La Casa de Azúcar "The Sugar House;" El Paso, TX 2018 2 /24
Rufino Loya Rivas' La Casa de Azúcar; El Paso, TX 2018 3 /24
Rufino Loya Rivas' La Casa de Azúcar "The Sugar House;" El Paso, TX 2018 4 /24
Work of Pete Garcia; El Rito, NM 2018 5 /24
Casey Marquez [1930-2010]; Las Vegas, NM 2010 6 /24
Casa de Colores, Home of Casey Marquez [1930-2010]; Las Vegas, NM 2010 7 /24
Chris Barbee, the Bowling Ball Man; Nowata, OK 2010 8 /24
Work of Chris Barbee; Nowata, OK 2017 9 /24
Chris Barbee, the Bowling Ball Man; Nowata, OK 2010 10 /24
Work of Chris Barbee; Nowata, OK 2017 11 /24
Chris Barbee, the Bowling Ball Man; Nowata, OK 2010 12 /24
Work of Ho Baron; El Paso, TX 2018 13 /24
Ho Baron; El Paso, TX 2018 14 /24
Ho Baron; El Paso, TX 2018 15 /24
Scott Stevens' Smut Putt Heaven; Austin, TX 2018 16 /24
Scott Stevens' Smut Putt Heaven; Austin, TX 2018 17 /24
Jesus Zertuche's Cascada de Piedra Pinta; San Angelo, TX 2020 18 /24
Work of Isaac Long; Houston, TX 2020 19 /24
Isaac Long; Houston, TX 2020 20 /24
Work of Isaac Long; Houston, TX 2020 21 /24
Work of Leroy Gonzales, the Mayor; Golden, NM 2017 22 /24
Work of Leroy Gonzales, the Mayor; Golden, NM 2017 23 /24
Work of Leroy Gonzales, the Mayor; Golden, NM 2017 24 /24
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Art Environments in Southwestern United States Art Environments Photographs by Fred Scruton: 2010-2018
Project: Self-Taught Artists
Art environments are typically made by by artists working outside the mainstream of contemporary art. Exposed to the weather and free for public viewing, the environments have little or no connection to the monetized art-object-based realm of galleries and museums. Often the ‘artists’ don’t think of themselves as, or like to be called ‘artists’, their work may carry religious messages, or be more personal in nature than an artistic statement made in the context of a wider art world.
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