Current Exhibit
Contreras Gallery and Jewelry

http://www.contrerashousefineart.com/index.html

267 S. Stone Ave. Studio G

Tucson, Az. 85701

Located in the historic Labor Temple

Phone: 520-771-8883

email: contrerasart@msn.com

Parking Meter Parking in Front of Gallery and Vecinity

 

Gallery Hours:

Tuesday through Saturday,

10:00 am. to 2:00 pm.

 

Contreras Gallery will re-open at our new location, Saturday, July 11th., with a group artists reception, from 6 pm. to 9 pm.

 

These artists were scheduled to have show at the old Contreras Gallery location, this past March. 

The artists are: Jill Bauman, Nancy Drigotas, David Ehlen, Ceci Valenzuela Fuenzalida, Ruben Moreno, Mykl Wells and Antonio Salazar. 

 

Samples of the art work:

“EARTH’S
BOUNTY”
JILL BAUMAN
STRECHED
CANVAS
$1,8OO. 00

“COLLARD LIZARD
WORLD”
JILL BAUMAN
ACRYLIC ON
HARDBOARD
$350.00

“LA CATRINAS’
ELEGANCE”
JILL BAUMAN
ACRYLIC ON
HARDBOARD
$1800.00

Nancy Drigotas

Nancy Drigotas, "Reaching", 24" x 18", Oil, Collage, $425.00

 

Nancy Drigotas, "Fantasy", Acrylic, $450.00

 

David Ehlen, "Tikun Olam - Repairs of the World", Oil, Hand Crafted Canvas, Multi Media, $15,000.00

 

David Ehlen, "Alternative Facts", Oil, Hand Crafted Canvas, Multi Media, $950.00

 

David Ehlen, " Neuro Enhancement", Hand Crafted Canvas, Multi Media, $950.00

 

Ceci Valenzuela Fuenzalida, "The Call of the Birds", Acrylic Monoprint, $200.00

Ceci Valenzuela Fuenzalida, "Firmament", Acrylic Monoprint, $200.00

Ceci Valenzuela Fuenzalida, "They Danced", Acrylic Monoprint, $200.00

 

Ruben Urea Moreno, The Four Chambers of the Heart

The right and left atrium & the right & left ventricle
Mixed media on panel
$1200

Ruben Urrea Moreno
'The Cowboy Techutli'
Mixed media on panel
$1900
Background on painting. This doesn't have to be printed, I'm just sharing.

A fictional narrative using historical figures and dates: This is the son of Doña Isabel Moctezuma and the last Aztec Emperor Cuauthémoc: Ahuitzotl (born Tecuichpoch Ixcaxochitzin), named after his Grandfather.

The Spanish only knew him by 'El Vaquero Techutli, ' Techutli' meaning he had a high-ranking military status, and vaquero for his new role as horse tender. (Cows were on their way to Mexico, but not established yet)
He had set out with Francisco Vazquez de Coronado's expedition on February 23, 1540, which included many slaves of the Aztec and Mexica allies, journeymen of all kinds, cooks, and European soldiers.

Living with an ongoing inner struggle with the loss and horrors of the Spanish invasion, he breaks away from the group to find his own way North in the new post-apocalyptic "New Spain," and through nature, time, and the companionship of a horse and a dog, he will tackle the first heavy dose of a multi-generational trauma.

Ruben Urea Moreno, CHICANIDAD
Digital collage on canvas
$400 (set of 4)

Mykl Wells, "El Regal del Gusano", Oil on Panel, $250.00

Mykl Wells, "Here Comes the Burden Bunny", Oil on Panel, $400.00

Mykl Wells, "Door Dash", Oil on Canvas. $210.00, SOLD

 

Antonio Salazar, "Quaxacan - Mayan Culture", Oil on Canvas, $3,500.00

 

 

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