Felipe Morales

February Schedule

I will be traveling out of state for the last week of February and, due to quarantine rules, will not be able to welcome visitors to the gallery for the week before and after (February 15th to March 6th). But the Indigo Arts website will be active as always, and I will be able to ship orders out except during the week from February 21st to March 1st.

Oveer the last year the Indigo Arts website has remained active despite the widespread shutdowns due to the COVID-19 virus. Under current rules I have been able to resume operations but must limit visitors to the gallery, by appointment only. I am able to pack and ship most orders within a few days. Shipping times have increased during this period. USPS has been so slow that we recommend avoiding it entirely, at least for the present. Parcels sent by 2 or 3 Day Priority Mail may take 2 to 4 weeks to arrive.
Please stay safe in these difficult times.
We wish you all a healthier, saner and more civil 2021.

About the Artist

Felipe Morales in his studio - Oaxaca, 2010 (Photograph © Anthony Hart Fisher)

Felipe Morales embroidery in collection of Museo del Arte Popolar in Mexico City. (Photograph © Anthony Hart Fisher, 2010)

Felipe Morales in his studio - Oaxaca, 2006 (Photograph © Anthony Hart Fisher)

Biography - Felipe Morales was born in 1959 near Ocotlan, Oaxaca. A self-taught artist, he later studied at the Taller de Artes Plasticas Rufino Tamayo. He works in ceramics as well as painting and print-making.

Exhibitions - His exhibitions have included Cuatro Artistas de Oaxaca, at the Museo Carillo Gil, Mexico City (1983), Contemporary Art of Mexico, Mexican Fine Art Center Museum, Chicago (1988), Oaxaca, Magia en Mexico (1993), Myth and Magic - Oaxaca, Past and Present (1994), at the Palo Alto Cultural Center (California), as well as many solo exhibitions in Oaxaca.

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