ALICE WEBB

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BIO

A life-long artist, teacher and learner, Alice Webb has both a BFA and a MA in Art Education from the University of New Mexico where she graduated with Honors. Webb, who lived in Taos from 1973 until 1990 where she worked along-side many notable artists and studied with Fritz Scholder., says “I like to think that I grew up as an artist in Taos.” During the mid 90’s Webb taught classes and workshops to children and adults at numerous non-’profits in Santa Fe and Albuquerque including the Harwood Art Center. From 2003 until 2018 she taught art for Albuquerque Public schools and in the Art Ed department at UNM. In 2016 Webb was named an Albuquerque Art Treasure and in 2024 her work was chosen by New Mexico magazine for publication in their annual calendar.  Alice Webb has painted the South West for over forty-five years and her landscapes have been exhibited nationally and internationally and are in numerous public, private and corporate collections. 

ARTIST STATEMENT

 I've spent the past forty-five years immersed in painting the stunning landscapes of the southwest, particularly in my beloved New Mexico. My work is primarily focused on capturing the grace of nature, with its soft curves and strong geometries. I am constantly drawn to the deeply saturated colors of this region, and I strive to convey the sense of awe and wonder that I experience in its presence. Through my paintings, I aim to explore the contrast between light and shadow, capturing the ever-moving clouds, the dynamic strength of the mountains, and creating a sense of energy within each piece. Thank you for taking the time to appreciate my work.