Ouida Touchón

Las Cruces, New Mexico

Artist's Statement

Ouida Touchón is a visual artist from Las Cruces, New Mexico who spends most of her waking moments at the easel or the press. She has her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in Painting, and her Masters of Art from the University of Missouri at Kansas City in studio arts. In addition she has studied with mentors and distinguished printmakers and painters in Italy, Mexico, and the United States.

"...My current interest is in the garment and the metaphor it implies to womens' lives as a whole. I enjoy the process of woodcut printmaking and am delighted to give each of my ‘girls’ a voice that I hope is universal to women of all cultures."

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Phone:575-635-7899

"Don't Fence Me In"

Reduction woodcut on Japanese paper, edition of 8

Don’t Fence Me In is part of a series of woodcut women’s garment handprints. Handwritten text around the image reads: Oh give me land, lots of land under starry skies above. Don’t fence me in.

Dimensions: 30" H x 24" W

$700 unframed

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"Midnight Cowgirl"

Reduction woodcut, on Japanese paper, edition of 9

Midnight Cowgirl is part of a series of woodcut women’s garment handprints. Handwritten text around the image reads: She dreamed of a man who was not puzzled by her ardor. Her hopes were high as she rode through the night.

Dimensions: 31" H x 30" W

$700 unframed

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Last updated 10/28/2011 MC

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