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FROM EARTH TO LOOM
Futuros Ancestral is a research & design studio in Taos — supporting the educational, ecological, and economic landscape of traditional arts in Northern New Mexico.
KEEPING TRADITIONS ALIVE
With a focus on weaving & textiles, adobe architecture, sheep-to-loom, and traditional foods — we collaborate with land-based artists from the ancestral traditions of the Rio Grande Valley & beyond.
Artist in residence, Laine Rinehart (Taos Pueblo, Tlingit), weaving a Chilkat robe
ARTIST RESIDENCIES
Since 2024, Futuros Ancestral has invited 25+ Artists in Residence to create, teach, and learn alongside our local artist cohorts.
Our artist studios at La Cumbre
ARTIST STUDIOS
We're partnering with Taos Historic Museums, La Hacienda de Los Martinez, and La Cumbre Center to develop workshop space for our community of artists in their historic adobe buildings.
TRADITIONAL ARTS
TEXTILE DESIGN
The Taos Pueblo Weaving Cohort meets to spin yarn and weave sash belts.
SHEEP TO LOOM
Our artist in residence teaching shepherding apprentices how to shear goats & sheep.
TRADITIONAL FOODS
Our artist in residence leading a baking workshop in an oven we built.
ADOBE ARCHITECTURE
An earthen oven we built with our Adobe Horno Cooperative.
PROGRAM DIRECTORS
Layne Jackson Hubbard, Ph.D.
Apprentice in weaving, shepherding, & adobes
Daniel Barela
Adobe architecture & 4th generation santero wood carver
Marlee Espinosa (Taos Pueblo)
Pueblo sash belt weaving & earthen architecture
Kevin Tsosie (Diné)
Navajo sheep-to-loom & adobe architecture
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