Introducing Luminaria Art Studio
Luminaria Art Studio teaches New Mexican art traditions
Through red earth, ancient light, and the quiet language of distance.
Each gathering begins with attention. To color. To weather. To the traditions carried through New Mexico for generations.
A place for slowness.
For shared tables and paint-stained hands.
An invitation to slow time and enter the quiet alchemy of creation.
Upcoming Experiences
(3 hr): 1 - 4 PM
Honor someone you carry with you. Paint a personal retablo and share in the beauty of Día de los Muertos. No experience needed.
⚠️ REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS 10/28
(2 hr): 12 - 2pm
Paint a small devotional panel on traditional piñon wood.
Inspired by the santero traditions of New Mexico, each retablo begins with gesso grounds, earth pigments, and the scent of warmed piñon resin.
Honor a saint, ancestor, protector, or personal symbol of devotion.
Working in the bold, quiet language of colonial New Mexican religious art, participants create intimate pieces shaped by color, reverence, and place.
A study in ritual, memory, and handmade tradition.
*All acrylic paints and supplies provided.