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Shel Neymark

Cricket Appel
Michelle Arterburn
Karin N. Bergh
Elaine Biery
Kathryn Blackmun
Diane E. Botham
Tony Butler
Maxine Chelini
Kathryne Cyman
Sara Lee D'Alessandro
JoAnne DeKeuster
Kevin DeKeuster
Pamala S. Dean
Jay Dirago
Christine Evans
Karen Fielding
Joe Frey
Elizabeth Fritzsche
Philip Green
Sandra Harrington
Theo Helmstadter
Cheryl Hoagland
Marc Hudson
Z Jacobson
Linda R. Kastner
Daisy Kates
Michael Lancaster
Bari Lovewave
Rhonda Main
Lynne McCarthy
Karen K. Milstein
Darlene Nelson
Shel Neymark
Judy Nelson-Moore
Judith Richey
Kari Rives
Elizabeth Rose
Rita Ryan
Greta Ruiz
Abby Salsbury
Joey Serim
Carolyn Robbins Siegel
Mary Sharp Davis
Kristin C. Thacher
Michael Ray Thornton
Ann Trott
Layne Vickers Smith
Elaine Weaver-Spalek
Melanie Ann Wegner
Ruth Weston
Betsy Williams
Juanita Wolff
Tomás R. Wolff

PO Box 25
Embudo NM 87531

Email: lizshel@cybermesa.com
Phone: 505/579-4432
www.shelneymark.com

Galleries:
La Mesa, Santa Fe
Mariposa, Albuquerque
Metier, Dixon<

Studio visits welcome by appointment.


Detail of Bridge, Las Palomas Plaza at Geronimo Springs, Truth or Consequences NM. A public art project utilizing the natural hot mineral water of Geronimo Springs. The water flows down two ceramic mountains and surrounds a 45’ diameter plaza. Eight benches with tile images relating to the culture of the area, are placed so people can put their hands and feet in the water. Completed 2002




The Garden Series. I designed this tile to be placed in bands around tubs, backsplashes or other areas. They can be surrounded by commercial field tile. They are frost proof so can be used outdoors.

Artist's Statement:

This year, 2004, marks my thirtieth year as a professional full time artist. I consider myself exceedingly fortunate to be able to spend my days pursuing my artistic ideas.

I work in a wide variety of styles from abstract to representational, flat or relief murals to sculpture. I enjoy doing commission work and have done work in public places as well as private homes and commercial spaces. Commission work allows me to work large and I enjoy the challenge of designing a piece for a specific space.

Color is always an important component of my work.

Lately I have been working in fused and slumped glass as well as clay. I am making a series of ceramic lamps with glass shades.

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