Corrales artists open their studios and homes to the public this weekend, giving art lovers across the region a rare chance to meet working artists face-to-face during the 28th annual Corrales Art Studio Tour.

Ninety-three artists — including student artists from two Corrales elementary schools — will show work across 33 venues May 2 and 3, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Venues include private homes and studios, five local galleries and select local businesses throughout the village.

Corrales artists open their studios and homes to the public this weekend for the 28th annual Corrales Art Studio Tour.
Corrales artists open their studios and homes to the public this weekend for the 28th annual Corrales Art Studio Tour.

“The tour is a great opportunity for artists to interact with the community, and local and visiting art collectors,” said Beth Waldron Yuhas, a Corrales artist and president of the Corrales Society of Artists board. “People coming to the tour get a chance to see local artists and chat with them about their work.”

Work spans watercolor, oil, acrylic, photography, printmaking, clay, fiber, glass, wood and metal. Featured artist Maggie Y. Robinson, whose watercolor and gouache painting Cottonwood Splendor serves as this year’s tour image, said the event reflects what makes art irreplaceable. “Art communicates from our core — expressing emotion, hope, love, and spirit,” she said.

A preview reception opens Friday, May 1, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Old San Ysidro Church, sponsored by Corrales Mainstreet. Maps and printed catalogs are available at the Preview Gallery and at local galleries, studios and businesses throughout Corrales.


Corrales Art Studio Tour


Kevin Hendricks is an editor with nm.news where he oversees Sandoval County newsrooms. A native of Southeast ABQ, he reported for the ABQ Journal and Rio Rancho Observer before joining nm.news in 2024.

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