Gourd art exhibit opens at Wild Hearts Gallery “Freedom,” Dar Stone, faux-hawk head with heishi, turquoise, fabric, leather and acrylic paint. "Both Sides Now," Mary Lou Skelton, homegrown, wood burned, ink dyes, paint, stone and beads. “Silver Lace,” Audrey Kessler, wood burned, alcohol ink and ink dye, nickel tacks, squash blossom pendant and rose quartz. "Poppy Teapot," Charmaine Cook, four separate gourds, wood burned, ink dyes and metallic acrylic. Published April 4, 2025 - 1:00 p.m. Modified April 4, 2025 - 1:00 p.m. As featured on - Gourd art exhibit opens at Wild Hearts Gallery The Wild Hearts Gallery in Placitas is spotlighting an unconventional medium this month: dried gourds. The new exhibit, "Gourdeous Art," features the work of 13 members of the New Mexico Gourd Society and runs through April 27. Visitors will find bowls, vases, spirit dolls and more, each made from hard-shell gourds. collection_8d873251-754b-4241-aed1-a6fc16e40b50.html
As featured on - Gourd art exhibit opens at Wild Hearts Gallery The Wild Hearts Gallery in Placitas is spotlighting an unconventional medium this month: dried gourds. The new exhibit, "Gourdeous Art," features the work of 13 members of the New Mexico Gourd Society and runs through April 27. Visitors will find bowls, vases, spirit dolls and more, each made from hard-shell gourds.
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