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Cardona-Hine Art Gallery is one of New Mexico's gems known to astute collectors for 22 years now, featuring the oil and acrylic art of internationally known and collected artists, Alvaro Cardona-Hine and Barbara McCauley.

The museum-like gallery space glows with McCauley's joyful, light-filled, New Mexico and Mexico-inspired colors and with Cardona-Hine's subtle, sometimes smoldering, sometimes whimsical, but always painterly canvasses.

Marcia McEachron's wonderful welded steel sculpture has been in the gallery for three years now and augments the collection with its own specific energy. Her work is throughout the gallery and in the sculpture garden recently developed to showcase it. To see more of her sculptures, go to www.marciamceachron.com.

Here you may enjoy viewing some of Cardona-Hine's and McCauleys paintings. Their art adds depth and life to any room; depending on the particular painting, that might be excitement or serenity.

With your first purchase of any original art painting or print from this site, we will include a free art poster as long as supplies last. See your choices of posters on the Specials link.


You will also enjoy a 15 day money back guarantee on any purchase.

    Cardona-Hine Art Gallery, Since 1988  
Having lived and exhibited in Los Angeles and Minneapolis/St. Paul, the artists chose to move, in 1987, to Truchas, NM, a tiny Hispanic village high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in order to have the solitude and quiet in which to pursue and deepen their art.

As part of their creative journey, they decided to abandon the conventional art gallery scene to share and sell their paintings directly to collectors.

Doing so, they discovered that the creative process is not only about making a work of art, but also about its being seen, felt--in short--received, in order for the creative process to be completed. The viewer is therefore the end point of that process. While they had always known this intellectually, it now became a reality they experienced almost daily. This has had a profound effect on their view of their art and on their appreciation for their patrons.

Over the years, both the gallery and the artists have gained a reputation for quality, integrity, honesty and authenticity in both their art and in their dealings with experienced art collectors as well as with newcomers to the world of art and collecting.

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