Tucson gallery owner Cynthia Naugle will be holding a series of free panels meant to help local artists get the word out about their work.
A.J. Castillo For the Arizona Daily Star This month, &gallery, 419 N. Fourth Ave., celebrates its first anniversary with Cynthia Naugle as its owner.
“The ideas came from the main things that artists ask about when they come in ,” Naugle said. “The biggest question that we get all the time is ‘How do I get my art in here?’” Naugle in the past has hosted artist-themed panels at the Tucson Festival of Books and Tucson Comic-Con. She has wanted to host panels at &gallery for a while, with artists she describes as “powerhouses” participating.
Moreno has been drawing since she was a young girl but got serious about it once she entered high school. After graduating from the University of Arizona in 2014 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration, she started her art career in 2017. Artist Tanya Verdugo will participate on the panel about selling art at &gallery. Verdugo, who uses the pronouns she/her and they/them, has known Naugle for about nine years.
Verdugo first got into art in high school when a friend lent them a Japanese graphic novel known as manga. Verdugo started selling at conventions in 2011.
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