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Main Posted on November 7, 2026 Posted on November 7, 2026 Fall expression - Five diverse artists comprise today’s Mimbres art tour (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press)Matt Valiquette and Micky, his pet companion, stand with a variety of ceramics that will be for sale during today’s Mimbres Valley Art Studio Tour. (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press)Rachelle Huddleston-Lorton assembles her sculptures to sparkle in the sun, using quality crystal beads and gemstones cut and polished by her husband. (Courtesy Photo)In addition to ceramics, Matt Valiquette makes digital collages. (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press)Paula Manning-Lewis poses with a recent painting of a bristlecone pine. (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press)Rachelle Huddleston-Lorton shows off a sculpture outside her studio with a piece of ocotillo serving as the centerpiece. By RALEIGH BURLEIGH Daily Press Correspondent It’s a beautiful November Saturday in southwest New Mexico.

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