Annual Intertribal PowWow
Taos Pueblo
Taos, NM
July 10, 2009 to July 10, 2009
Indian Pueblo Event
Indian Pueblo Event
Second weekend in July.
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Sep 2, 2010 Gallery/show reception Santa Fe, NM EVOKE Contemporary | 130 Lincoln Avenue, Suite F 505.995.9902 |
KENT WILLIAMS | solo show 03 September 5 – 8 pm | opening reception friday evening through September 30 Primarily a figurative painter, Williams' work explores, in both bold and subtle ways, and often through a suggestion of narrative and woven symbolism, the thread of life that ties us together as human beings. Embracing our virtues while not shying away from our faults, he shows us portraits of ourselves, intense and penetrating. Kent Williams | private view on thursday 02 september | by invitation only |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 |
ArtToones Exhibit to open at the Las Cruces Museum of Art. “Thunderfoot Children” and “Empty JESTures?” are parts of the sculptural series that Merry ArtToones created to communicate serious subject matter through humor. With 40 years of experience, Ms. ArtToones combines her knowledge of painting and assemblage to create exciting 3-D sculptures. Her most recent works were influenced by Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” and J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit”. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3500 Central Ave SE 505-268-6828 |
Sam Esmoer and Mike Egan Downstairs will showcase the "Filet of Soul", an enigmatic, allegorical, mysterious, myopic are some words that can be used to describe the paintings of Sam Esmoer. Touting his work as being" slightly twisted paintings of the southwest", they tell a story that is up to your imagination to complete. His twisted perspective and sloping architecture ensnare you into each painting. Upstairs we are happy to have our first solo show for Mike Egan whose bold graphic figures resonate with Albuquerque's love for all things Day of the Dead.. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 |
The Ghost Town Arts Collective will present “Down Every Side Street: New Directions in Southwestern Art” at the Las Cruces Museum of Art This non-profit artists’ cooperative is based in Sherman and Denison, Texas. The group works to raise awareness of regional artists from New Mexico and Texas and their works. The goal of the organization is to promote, sustain, and nurture the arts of our area while representing the wonderful diversity of the southwestern United States. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 |
“Down Every Side Street: New Directions in Southwestern Art.” Artists from New Mexico and Texas have come together through the Ghost Town Arts Collective and will exhibit works in a variety of media, including painting, photography, sculpture, and ceramics. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 558 Canyon Road 505-992-1100 |
Eric Cruickshank: Paintings Working in the Highlands of Scotland, painter Eric Cruikshank’s body of work is influenced by the architecture and the atmosphere surrounding his homeland. These chromatic paintings are thinly layered bands of color which illuminate the complex surfaces of the pigment on panel. As the viewer moves from side to side, color pulses in constantly shifting patterns. Cruikshank is fascinated with the process of painting itself and how light and space create a relationship with the viewer. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 424 Canyon Road 505-982-4142 |
Jim McLain and Skeeter Leard Marigold Arts is pleased to present an exhibition of turned wood vessels and sculpture by Jim McLain and new paintings by Skeeter Leard. Both artists reside in New Mexico's Magdalena Mountains, near Socorro. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 West Palace Ave 505-820-0010 |
Craig Nelson and Joshua Flint: Travel & Leisure |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Taos, NM 133 Paseo del Pueblo Norte 575-758-2052 |
"Police Blotters & More" by oil painter Mark Asmus Each week, The Taos News publishes reports that come into Dispatch, some of which conjure up very funny visuals for Asmus' fertile and irreverent brain. Asmus embeds an enlarged version of the caption onto the surface and paints around it. For example, the painting here is titled: "Wait for me, Julia" and the caption reads: A driver was cited after "ripping down the runway" at Taos Regional Airport in an SUV Monday morning. Also featured will be Asmus' wide range of subject matter depicting day to day life in and around Taos, some serious, some lighthearted but guaranteed to portray the quirky, authentic and historic aspects of Taos. The Community Against Violence receives 25% of all proceeds. Website: www.markasmus.com |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 216 Washington Ave 505-992-3391 |
“Expanding on the Primary Palette” - Recent Oils by Daniel Bethune Bethune is renowned for his dramatic and colorful southwestern skyscapes and landscapes. His colors are rich and vibrant, often marrying the emotive power of pure color with the dramatic and awe inspiring landscapes of the southwest – creating images that are simultaneously powerful yet soothing. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 2935-D Louisiana NE 505-883-7410 |
Mary Sweet: New Japanese woodblock prints 3rd Annual Local Treasures Celebration of the Visual Arts in Albuquerque with Artist Mary Sweet and her series "30 VIews of Mount Taylor" A Citywide ArtsCrawl event. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 206 1/2 San Felipe NW, in the Old Town Patio Market 505-843-9175 |
Beau Carey's "Echo and Narcissus Echo and Narcissus is Beau Carey's self searching mirror that reflects the blind spots of humanity's struggle to harness nature. The oil paintings strike a curious balance between the beauty and unease: a square lake in the bottom of a Rothko-field filled with endlessly shifting grays and transparent color passages. Carey's work is a product of his exuberance and lust for life, it is extremely engaging and contemplative because it's unassuming, stripped back container is deliciously alive. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 West Palace Ave 505-820-0010 |
Joshua Flint & Craig Neslon, 2- person Show North Carolina artist Joshua Flint’s artwork is about connectivity and light. The artist hopes that viewers come away from his paintings with an understanding of how we are emotionally connected to buildings. Often this connection instills within us a sense of relationship. For Flint, the edifices almost take on human qualities. He believes that we often end up personifying our architecture causing these structures to resonate in our lives. -- For those that have delighted in the cafes, markets and piazzas of central Italy and southern France, California artist Craig Nelson's paintings will evoke a sense of longing as well as marvelous memories. For those who have not had these experiences, Craig's art will whet the appetite for the visual and culinary pleasures of the regions he visits every summer and paints with emotion and enthusiasm. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 105 Fourth Street SW 505-238-3491 |
Look at Me! The Face in Contemporary Art
and La Cara: La fotografia de caracter de Oscar Lozoya Look at Me! is an open/invitational of our best artists concentrating on the theme of the human face in all forms of media. In Studio 12, La Cara features photographer Oscar Lozoya; he is a 2010 AABA Local Treasure and will exhibit his recent work. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 237 East Palace Ave 505-989-9888 |
Raymond Jonson (1891-1982) Paring Down to Essence: The Last Quarter Century, 1953-1978 The years from 1953 to 1978 exemplify the most important quarter century in Raymond Jonson’s career, when due to declining sight, he quit painting. During this period he left behind the transcendental aesthetics that he had helped develop in the 1930s and 1940s (put abruptly to an end by World War II) and left his post as professor of painting at the University of New Mexico at the end of the 1953 academic year. Both instances allowed the artist to take full stock of his achievements and passions over the past forty years and look ahead towards fulfilling these without distraction. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 1807 Second Street #107 505-466-6600 |
Dana Newmann and Catherine Eaton Skinner Dana Newmann has been part of the Durham Gallery family since the Canyon Road days. This exhibition, LEAD/GLASS, represents a departure in materials for her. Ms. Newmann is a serious and meticulous collage and assemblage artist, who has used rose thorns, piano keys, Nepalese paper, bamboo, sheet music and many other materials to create her works of art. In this exhibition she has added cast glass to her repertoire: cast glass and lead. - Catherine Eaton Skinner is a world traveler with an Eastern-oriented passion and discipline. This new body of work is inspired by her recent trip to India and by previous visits to Tibet and Bhutan. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3812 Central Ave SE #100A 505-268-8952 |
Potomac: Pastel Paintings by Iva Morris Morris' pastel paintings combine a burst of color, light and emotional connection to the rivers and desert landscapes which she portrays. This exhibition is an exploration of water, through the ecology and geology of river systems, in particular the Potomac where she grew up. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3812 Central Ave SE 505-268-8952 |
Landscape Voices: Monotypes and Etchings by Jacob Tarazon Matteson Matterson presents vibrant landscape which invite the viewer to observe the interaction of light, color, shape, pattern and motion. Objects in these landscapes has been masterfully reduced to their essential qualities, yet his dramatic palette often evokes the tense moment of an approaching storm, simmering heat, or the steam rising from the drenched earth. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 |
ArtToones Exhibit to open at the Las Cruces Museum of Art. “Thunderfoot Children” and “Empty JESTures?” are parts of the sculptural series that Merry ArtToones created to communicate serious subject matter through humor. With 40 years of experience, Ms. ArtToones combines her knowledge of painting and assemblage to create exciting 3-D sculptures. Her most recent works were influenced by Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” and J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit”. |
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Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 Lincoln Avenue 505-954-9902 |
Erin Currier: Friendly Skies |
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