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Envision Gallery

CONTEMPORARY ART AND 
SCULPTURE GARDENS

WELCOME TO ENVISION GALLERY

Founded in Taos, New Mexico, in 2003, Envision Gallery is a showcase for the work of international, national, and local established and emerging artists. 

View an inspiring array of top-quality contemporary art—including paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, photography, and jewelry—in our intimate, light-filled gallery. Visit our beautiful sculpture garden featuring the popular Kinetic Wind Sculptures of Utah artist Lyman Whitaker amid breathtaking views of Taos Mountain. 

Envision Gallery is committed to showing dynamic, distinctive, and unusual contemporary art on par with the best contemporary art galleries in the country. 

Renowned for the art colony that flourished here in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Taos continues to be a magnetic vortex for artists, writers, and creative mavericks. Envision Gallery is proud to carry on the artistic legacy of this world-renowned mountain town, once frequented by such luminaries as painter Georgia O’Keeffe, photographer Ansel Adams, and writer D.H. Lawrence. Explore the storied magic of Taos with a visit to our gallery, a destination art space located at the Overland Ranch Complex, just three miles north of Taos Plaza. Come visit!
SEE WIND SCULPTURE COLLECTION
Desert Palm Wind Sculpture my Lyman Witaker
Lyman Whitaker wind sculptures at Burning Man
NEW "Lyman Whitaker app" please go to your android play store or apple store to download this fantastic app that lets you place sculptures on a photo of your choice, front yard, back yard etc, it's lots of fun!

Download and Enjoy!

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About Envision Gallery


Specializing in fine contemporary art, Envision Gallery is rooted in its ties to the Murray family: Two generations of artists from Manhattan who eventually made their way West. Envision was founded in 2003, but its origins date much earlier.

When owner and director Jimmy Murray was born in New York City in 1962, the inimitable Andy Warhol was one of his first hospital visitors. Jimmy's mother, Pintki, an art director for the New York-based shoe designer I. Miller, quickly recognized Warhol's talent and hired him as a commercial illustrator for the firm. These vibrant fashion illustrations became Warhol's first renowned works, loved by his devotees for their power, personality, and Pop simplicity.

Pintki's own artistic evolution led from her start in commercial art direction to becoming an accomplished ceramist. Her work has been exhibited in galleries in New York, Connecticut, and in Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico. Her husband, John Murray, left a CLIO-award-winning Madison Avenue advertising career in the 1970s to become a painter. John moved his young family to a loft in the SoHo arts district, where he exhibited his photorealist paintings at the O.K. Harris, Andrew Crispo, and Meisel galleries. Both Jimmy and his younger brother, Mieshiel, were heavily influenced by their parents’ talent and the intimate, early exposure to the burgeoning Manhattan gallery scene. 

“I really enjoy sharing my knowledge and passion for contemporary art, because I grew up with it at the height of the New York art world in the 1970s and 80s, visiting galleries and interacting with the artists of that time,” says Jimmy.

In the 70's, Jimmy attended Friends Seminary by day, and at night he frequented the Mudd Club, CBGBs, and Studio 54 dance clubs. From 1980 to 1984, he studied film at New York City’s School of Visual Arts, while working as a bartender at Danceteria. His graduate film, "Doris and Inez Speak the Truth," starred Warhol Factory superstar Jackie Curtis and actor Tom Noonan. His movie was recently acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in NYC as part of their “Club 57 Film, Performance and Art in the East Village 1978-1983” exhibition.

After graduating film school, Jimmy worked in the commercial film industry until moving to Taos in 1989. Since 2005, he has directed and subsequently owned Envision Gallery.

“We designed the gallery as an open, intimate showcase for fine contemporary art in a variety of media, styles, and subject matter,” Jimmy says. “For both Taos locals and international visitors, Envision has become a popular gathering place, where unexpected, magical meetings and connections often occur.”
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