Exhibits & Shows

Cow Trail Art Studio is located just outside Silver City, in the southwest portion of New Mexico about 45 miles north of 1-10. The Studio is on a hilltop covered with juniper, oak, and pine trees. From the Studio there are views to the nearby mountains of the Gila National Forest. Elk, deer, and open range horses are prevalent in the area and sometimes can be seen quite close to the studio. Cow Trail Art Studio is open during the year by appointment. Call 760-533-1897 or email me at victoriachick@victoriachick.com
 24 hour notice is appreciated.

Besides being able to see Victoria Chick’s process in working on her art, as well as completed paintings and monoprints, take time to study and enjoy her collection of original, signed prints by American artists from the1870’s through the mid- twentieth century. The types of prints include etching, drypoint, lithography, and woodcuts. The collection displayed in her studio changes twice a year. It has a focus on artists of New Mexico and the Southwest as well as early printmakers of the United States. Some of the prints can be seen on this website along with brief biographies of the artists. The collection continues to have additions to it.

The New Mexico Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts Have placed Victoria Chick in their Directory of professional artists. https://newmexicowomeninthearts.org/-victoria-chick

Paintings by Victoria Chick are now being exhibited at Blue Dome Gallery at Bear Mountain , 60 Bear Mountain Ranch Road, Silver City, New Mexico. The Lodge is a great place to stay, enjoy the art, to dine, and to explore the area. It is now the permanent home of the Million Bones Project, first displayed in the Smithsonian Mall in Washington DC.

See Victoria on Marquis Who's Who here.

Victoria's self portrait, "Leaving California," is also on the cover of Millenium Magazine, a Who's Who Publication.