Francisco Letelier and Marybeth Fama at Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours, Rincon del Cielo, Joshua Tree, California - 2018

Francisco Letelier & Marybeth Fama

 Rincon del Cielo Studios  Joshua Tree California, 
Oct. 13-14 and Oct. 20-21 2018

Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours

 Artists Francisco Letelier and Marybeth Fama have created a unique work space in Joshua Tree, California. Deeply influenced by landscapes, wilderness and geographies, the artists create work that reflects intimate understandings of the earth, human beings. and the life that surrounds them 
at Rincon del Cielo.

Fama, precisely captures color, light, wildlife and humanity with scientific wit and romantic ingenuity. Letelier, builds bridges of history and lore between the Hi-desert, his home country of Chile and places in between. The artists employ distinct styles and techniques yet together they have completed lauded collaborative projects including well known murals, multi disciplinary exhibitions, installations and cultural events. 

The work created at Rincon del Cielo reflects an ongoing collaborative effort. The many works on display include paintings, art prints, assemblage and sculpture.

 Serving not only as a workspace, 
Rincon del Cielo (Sky Corner) is also 
a nature habitat, retreat, gateway to wilderness as well as a studio and gallery. 

Open to the public during the Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours 2018 -10 am to 5pm

At other times, please call for an appointment

Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours      Francisco Letelier design 

Have you seen this dog?  Marybeth Fama  Scratchboard

Link to a complete gallery of works by Marybeth Fama:

Coyote Trail past Rincon Studio

East of La Silla Mountain

 "Go inside the private studios of some of the High Desert’s most eclectic artists.. immerse yourself in not only the artist environment, but also the natural surroundings that shape the work.    

Palm Springs Life

One way to get around

"The art tours are a fun way to explore the hi-desert, and to get to know its creative and unique residents. 

The Sunrunner- Journal of theReal Desert

Slot Canyon Runner - Francisco Letelier  Acrylic on Canvas

Link to other works by Francisco Letelier

The murals at Rincon del Cielo

Deeply influenced by landscapes, wilderness and  geographies the artists create work that reflects intimate understandings of both the earth and human beings. 

Visitors at Rincon del Cielo Studio

Looking South from Sky Corner / Rincon del Cielo

La Hora Magica- The Magic Hour

The saddle into Section 6

Don't Feed The Roadrunner

Francisco Letelier design

Directions: From Hwy 62 head south on Park Blvd./Quail Springs Rd.  Driving towards the West Entrance to the National Park, you’ll pass Onaga, Skyline and Anaconda.  Just after Anaconda you’ll see mailboxes on the left side of the road.  Immediately after the mailboxes, turn left on Rincon.  Rincon swings around to the right, arriving at a 15mph sign and a stick that says Starlight. Go left on Starlight to the end, where there’s a sign low to the ground for Rocky Ridge. Go right on Rocky Ridge to Larkspur Ave. Go left on Larkspur Ave. through an open gate. 8252 Larkspur Ave., our house, will be on the left. Just above the house is thestudio.

Go ahead, Go climb a hill.