New Hours:
Wed-Fri 1-4 p.m., Sat 4-9 p.m., Sun 3-6 p.m.
Don't see a convenient time to stop in?
Please call Paula for an appointment, 520-977-7102
or email info@sacredmachine.com

Location:
245 E Congress St, STE 123
Tucson, Arizona 85701

Tel: 520.777.7403
(One block west of Hotel Congress)

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Chris Mars
Daniel Martin Diaz
Dave Cooper
Jason D'Aquino
Craig LaRotonda
Bob Dob
Bob Dob
Norbert Kox
Fred Stonehouse
Robert Palacios
Paul Barnes
Nicoletta Ceccoli
Michael Page
Scott Holloway
Jennybird Alcantara
Nathan Ota
Derek Nobbs
Jasmine Worth
Matthew Couper
Matthew Couper
Matthew Couper
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Robert Steven Connett
Femke Hiemstra
Brian Despain
Raudiel Sañudo
Rhod Lauffer
Rhod Lauffer
Rhod Lauffer
 
New works by Daniel Martin Diaz
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Anatomy of Sorrow

 

 

REVIEWS:
Tucson Weekly
La Estrella

Blood: An Exhibition...

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Photos by Andrew Thornton

 

 

 

CALEXICO: A RETROSPECTIVE 
 
Sacred Machine is honored to present Calexico: A Retrospective, in celebration of the rich history and depth of artistry of Tucson's preeminent band. The success of this diverse collective based around the duo of guitarist/vocalist Joey Burns and drummer John Convertino, began in 1996 and continues to this day as they have released six albums, six original material tour albums, five EPs, a live DVD, and a soon to be released box set, Calexico Road Atlas: 1998-2011 due this November. This intimate and moving, behind the scenes photographic exhibition is in participation with the Tucson Museum of Art event Tucson Rocks, which features the prestigious exhibition organized by the Brooklyn Museum, Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present. 


For more info about CALEXICO visit them at CasaDeCalexico.com
Calexico Retrospective Serigraph

A beautiful Limited Edition Serigraph designed and hand-signed by Tucson artist Daniel Martin Diaz, printed by Master Printer James Beard of Black Swan Studios in Austin, Texas, and published by Mysticus Publishing will commemorate this historic and cultural event.

Calexico Retrospective Serigraph
12.5"x19"
, 2 Color Serigraph
Signed And Numbered by Diaz
Edition of 200

$55.00 Paypal accepts credit cards and does not require an account.
Fragile Beauty
Valery Galloway
August 5th - September 3, 2011

Sacred Machine is pleased to present one of Tucson's artistic gems, award-winning photographer and artist Valerie Galloway. Her thought provoking film noir aesthetics and tragically romantic imagery have become her signature style since the early 90's. Galloway, who was born in France and worked as a studio manager in Advertising and Fashion Photography in New York City now joins Sacred Machine in revisiting these dramatic works in addition to her latest creations for "Fragile Beauty." This is an exhibition not to be missed! Please join us on Friday, August 5th for the Opening Reception and to meet the Artist. 

For price list contact Paula C. Valencia at mysticuspublishing@gmail.com

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Mark Ryden
Chris Mars
Daniel Martin Diaz
Craig LaRotonda
Bryan Cunningham
Norbert Kox
Paul Barnes
Fred Stonehouse
Fred Stonehouse
Pol Turgeon
Jennybird Alcantara
Jon MacNair
Robert Palacios
Michael Page
P-Jay Fidler
Matthew Couper
Raudiel Sañudo
Scott Holloway
Scott Holloway
Philip Felix
Sergio Mora
Joel Nakamura
Jarrod Eastman
Christopher Umana
ALEX GARCIA
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Elizabeth Frank
New works by Daniel Martin Diaz
DMD
DMD
DMD
DMD
DMD
 
 
REVIEWS:
Tucson Weekly
La Estrella

Blood: An Exhibition...

Comment (8)
Photos by Andrew Thornton

 

 

 

Mysticus Publishing, the makers of Daniel Martin Diaz and Blind Divine presents Daniel Martin Diaz art prints, posters, books, microportfolio box sets and apparel sold exclusively online at Mysticus Publishing.com. Also available, the entire catalog of Blind Divine CD's. We ship anywhere in the world! Or visit us in person at Sacred Machine in beautiful Tucson Arizona!

About Sacred Machine:
Sacred Machine is a museum and curiosity shop for the creations of world-renowned Tucson artist and musician Daniel Martin Diaz, and wife and co-founder of their band Blind Divine, Paula Catherine Valencia. "As native Tucsonans, we know the importance of our diverse culture and lifestyle and feel we have embraced it and expressed it through our own creativity. There is a sort of magic here in the desert that makes it such a unique place. We see downtown Tucson as an energetic enigma and we wanted to be in the thick of it."

Sacred Machine is a beautiful space: with art, t-shirts, posters, handpicked books, funky handmade chandeliers and lighting fixtures, painted skateboards and guitars, an antique grand piano, and a 15-Stop Harmonium from the early 1900's for occasional musical performances, ranging from classical to the unusual and eclectic. "Our hope is to involve artists and musicians who rarely have a platform for their art, and to challenge those who do exhibit or perform often, to experiment!".



Photo by Murphy Speaking Films

For additional information about the artwork of Daniel Martin Diaz, the music of Blind Divine, and Mysticus Publishing, please visit:
www.DanielMartinDiaz.com
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www.BlindDivine.com
,
www.MysticusPublishing.com

Or call the museum directly at 520-777-7403 or 520-977-7102 for more information.
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Daniel Martin Diaz Exhibition Dates:

Pop Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 2011
La Halle St Pierre Museum, Paris, France, Sept 12, 2011 - March 4, 2012 
Gallerie Toxic, Luxembourg, September 16 - November 12, 2011
La Luz de Jesus, Los Angeles, December 2- 31, 2011 
  Blind Divine Show Dates 2011:

Club Crawl, Tucson, AZ, April 16, TBA
CD Release Party, The Historic Rialto Theatre, Tucson, AZ, May 14, All Ages Show, TBA
                                       
New Hours:
Wed-Fri 1-4 p.m., Sat 4-9 p.m., Sun 3-6 p.m.
Don't see a convenient time to stop in?
Please call Paula for an appointment, 520-977-7102
or email info@sacredmachine.com


Location:
245 E Congress St, STE 123
Tucson, Arizona 85701

Tel: 520.777.7403
(One block west of Hotel Congress)

© 2010 Sacred Machine, © 2010 Mysticus Publishing