Biography, Experience, Current Projects and Fee Schedules
Alison Aragon was born, raised, and educated in New Mexico. She is a graduate of St.Pius X High School in Albuquerque, and she received a degree in Fine Arts with an emphasis on figurative sculpture from New Mexico State University. She has continued to reside and work in Albuquerque for the last twelve years while concentrating on projects in figurative bronze sculpture and portraiture.

Alison finds her work most meaningful in the worship space, where she brings a contemporary interpretation to spiritual themes. She views the development of a sculptural piece for a worship place as a collaborative effort along with the planning committee. She is able to tailor her work specifically toward the vision of the committee and to the function of the piece within the church. Visiting the church and meeting personally with the planners is crucial to the project.

The strengths of Alison's work include the ability to convey human expression, formal mastery of human anatomy, eloquence of human form, and craftsmanship. Movement is often a theme in her work. "The act of developing and sculpting a figure in clay is meditation as well as a fine craft for me," Alison says..

The works of Alison Aragon in bronze can be found in the Norbertine Priory in Albuquerque, and in the Felician Sisters Convent in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.