New Can Studios presents Architectectural Artwork

New Can Studios

Co-Creation

Cal Haines 505-920-4600 cal@calhaines.com

Victoria Rogers 505-989-1088 victoria@victoria-rogers.com

New Can Studios represents the collaborative output of high-productivity artists Cal Haines and Victoria Rogers. Before combining energies, both Cal and Victoria were exhibiting photographers with extensive backgrounds. Cal’s imagination and skills take form from his life as a jazz drummer and semi-conductor engineer. Victoria’s numerous past professions and ongoing romance with color, communication and perspectives inspire her vision.

Together, something completely new occurs …

We are for hire to:

- create and build your website (New Can Studios won Best Artist's Website for bertdalton.com

in 2011 New Mexico Music Awards)

- design and produce the packaging for your CD

- generate promotional materials for your business

- do graphics and logos

- set up and advertise a music event

- scan and print using high-quality digital and inkjet processes

- take action on other technical, technological and creative work

Our original fine art prints are for sale and art commissions are also invited. We are interested in being challenged with your personal or commercial interior design project for which decor and artwork is made to complement a particular environment.

Have a look at the full menu of what New Can Studios offers at www.calhaines.com and www.victoria-rogers.com.

While our offices and studio-gallery are located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, our duo is available to provide services anywhere, worldwide. That's right.

Please be in touch and let us discuss what New Can Studios has for you. And – by the way – we’re fast and price-friendly!

OUR NEW BOOK!

"Santa Fe's Historic McKenzie Neighborhood"
A Contemporary Look at Old Architecture
by Victoria Rogers and Cal Haines
Sunstone Press 2011

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This book speaks to lovers of art, Santa Fe, historic architecture, guidebooks, and books as art. The imaginative images, created collaboratively by artists Victoria Rogers and Cal Haines, are combined with historical documentation, illuminating the diverse late-19th to early-20th century period architecture found in a simple crisscross of seven streets. The historic McKenzie Neighborhood is just a five-minute walk from the downtown Plaza, bordered by the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum on Johnson Street. With its charming buildings, old-fashioned street lamps, bright hollyhocks and leggy branches of wild sunflowers along the sidewalks, and distant sounds of church bells or train horns, it's genuinely New Mexico, where not hurrying is a way of life. So, when you have your copy of the book, pause as you travel through the pages, seeing the past with the eyes of now, and return to its treasures again and again.

Details unique to the structures are documented in text by City of Santa Fe Historic Preservation Division contributor David A. Rasch.

Introduction by Stuart A. Ashman, former Cabinet Secretary of Cultural Affairs, State of New Mexico.