Heart Street

South Broadway Cultural Center

Albuquerque, NM

March 11, 2010 to April 30, 2010
Exhibit

Installation presented by ArtStreet: A Program of Health Care for the Homeless.

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Sep 2, 2010 Exhibit San Francisco, CA 210 Post Street, Suite 205 San Francisco, CA 94108 415.956.3560 Add to My SWA	Descend Ascend by Tom Lieber Descend Ascend, an exhibition of new paintings by Tom Lieber will open at Dolby Chadwick Gallery on Thursday, September 2, 2010. Working in the evolving tradition of abstract painting that began in the early 20th century, Lieber’s grand gestural sweeps, tight scrawlings, and delicate, calligraphic strokes utilize the rich, open language of paint to translate often enigmatic states of inner being. References to cresting waves and the lush landscape of Kauai—Lieber’s adopted home—underscore the dual importance of the natural world as a source of inspiration. “We seem to be at a place of Descending after years of abusing the planet,” Lieber explains, referring to the title of his show. The act of Ascent and its promise of progress, however, is a metaphor for his faith that such destruction will slowly be mended over time. Christopher Knight, critic for the Los Angeles Times, alludes to this environmental subtext, citing how Lieber’s application of paint is stylistically “atmospheric, like fog banks of shifting color slipping over a landscape.” In the past, Lieber has typically layered these assorted notations against two fields of color that meet to create a horizon approximately halfway down the composition. This horizon, however, has mysteriously dematerialized in many of his newest works. In Black and White Shift and Fin, for instance, it is as if Lieber has magnified smaller sections of earlier paintings, transforming modest marks into churning, storm-like masses often coded in black. While this new direction is indicative of artistic maturation, his abstract compositions continue to depict the layered complexities and rich color schemes he has become known for. Tom Lieber was born in Saint Louis, Missouri in 1949 and graduated from the University of Illinois with both a B.F.A (1971) and M.F.A. (1974). He received a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts in 1975 and, over the course of his career, his work has been acquired by the Guggenheim Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the Tate Collection, London. This will be Leiber’s first solo show at Dolby Chadwick Gallery.
Sep 2, 2010 Gallery/show reception Santa Fe, NM EVOKE Contemporary \| 130 Lincoln Avenue, Suite F 505.995.9902 Add to My SWA	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
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3812 Central Ave SE 505-268-8952 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 216 Washington Ave 505-992-3391 Add to My SWA	“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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 105 Fourth Street SW 505-238-3491 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 237 East Palace Ave 505-989-9888 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 1807 Second Street #107 505-466-6600 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 554 South Guadalupe 505-989-8688 Add to My SWA	Ronald Davis "Squares and Diamonds 2010 The paintings Davis brings to this exhibition are highly charged—something unexpected in paintings of geometrical abstraction. The freshness of the new work belies Davis’ long and venerable career. These pieces burst with vitality and energy heightened by the limits imposed on them by the precision of their hard-edged style.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 2935-D Louisiana NE 505-883-7410 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 129 West Palace Ave 505-988-8997 Add to My SWA	Timothy Schmitz: When Things Surface Timothy Schmitz's most recent process-driven abstract paintings achieve aesthetic purity through the mastery of complex techniques. Using exotic materials, including a combination of ground marble and oil on panel, Schmitz produces quietly dramatic works whose richly crackled textures, glistening surface, and incendiary hues evoke the complementary stillness and dynamism of ancient ceramic finishes. Informed by continual experimentation and the embrace of chance procedures, his art is distinguished by its uncommon compositional harmonies and understated expressiveness.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 Add to My SWA	“Shreddings”: Abraham Gelbart to exhibit at Las Cruces Museum of Art “Shreddings” includes oil and watercolor paintings, prints and sculpture and is “based on the premise that identity theft is all around.” The series began as sculpture, but soon evolved to include paintings allowing the artist to represent the physical nature of “data” and “shreddings” that can be stolen easily in 2-D form. The goal of Gelbart’s work is “to develop ideas through time and to enable those ideas to spawn new ones.”
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 Add to My SWA	The Abstract Expressionist Works of Joel Smith come to the Las Cruces Museum of Art. Smith’s dynamic paintings have been shown in exhibitions from New York to Japan and featured at the Marianne Deson Gallery and the Campanile Capponi Contemporary Gallery in Illinois. Smith recently moved his studio to Socorro, New Mexico, where he now resides.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 Add to My SWA	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”.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3500 Central Ave SE 505-268-6828 Add to My SWA	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..
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 Add to My SWA	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”.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Las Cruces, NM PO BOX 20000 575-541-2137 Add to My SWA	“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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 424 Canyon Road 505-982-4142 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 123 West Palace Ave 505-986-0440 Add to My SWA	Ethelinda: new paintings. Using strong brushwork and vibrant colors, Ethelinda creates her signature, grand oil paintings of beautiful horses, sensual still lifes and mysterious Native American portraits.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 219 East Marcy Street 505-982-5009 Add to My SWA	Verve Gallery of Photography Presents Artists: BRIGITTE CARNOCHAN, JOY GOLDKIND, and NANCY SUTOR.

Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 Lincoln Avenue 505-954-9902 Add to My SWA	Erin Currier: Friendly Skies
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 West Palace Ave 505-820-0010 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 558 Canyon Road 505-992-1100 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 206 1/2 San Felipe NW, in the Old Town Patio Market 505-843-9175 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 West Palace Ave 505-820-0010 Add to My SWA	Craig Nelson and Joshua Flint: Travel & Leisure
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Taos, NM 133 Paseo del Pueblo Norte 575-758-2052 Add to My SWA	"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
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3812 Central Ave SE #100A 505-268-8952 Add to My SWA	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.
Sep 3, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 2935-D Louisiana NE 505-883-7410 Add to My SWA	Mary Sweet New Japanese Woodblock Prints-“30 Views of Mount Taylor”. Sweet states, “I have been a painter all my life but have only been doing woodblock prints, Japanese style, since 1993. I found I love the Japanese style of woodblock printmaking, which is done with watercolors as ink and printed by hand with a baren. I use dampened Japanese paper and kento registration marks. Most of my woodblock are done by reduction block rather than making a separate block for each color. I can only do small editions this way. David Steinberg states, “Woodblock artist scales own mountain. Mary Sweet finds inspiration in famous Japanese artist’s series. Snow-capped Mount Fuji, sacred to the Japanese, is in the far distance in Hokusai’s famous woodblock print “The Great Wave Off Kanagawa.” The Japanese artist had made the print in 1830 for a series that is know as “36 Views of Mount Fuji.” Fast-forward to 2010 in Tijeras, where artist Mary Sweet has drawn inspiration from Hokusai to create her own series of another sacred mountain. Sweet’s series is titled, “30 Views of Mount Taylor.” Sweet has been developing her Mount Taylor series off and on for the last 11 years. Trained as a painter, she took workshops in Japanese style woodblock printing and in 1993 began working with that process. Sweet’s series offers views of the mountain from varying distances. Several are from open space areas in the foothills of the Sandias. A few prints show the mountain from Grants, another from Laguna Pueblo.”
Sep 3, 2010 Gallery/show reception Bend, OR 844 NW Bond Street \| Bend OR 97701 541 728 0553 Add to My SWA	My Oregon Celebrating the diversity and beauty of Oregon through the eyes of Sarkis Antikajian, Jerry Antolik, Mitch Baird, Phil Bates, Cindy Briggs, JM Brodrick, Fred Choate, Jeff Hepworth, Marilyn Higginson, Steven Thor Johanneson, Richard Laycock, Mike Rangner and Vicki Shuck. Artist Reception, Friday, September 3 from 5 to 9 pm
Sep 4, 2010 Festival Santa Fe, NM 334 Los Pinos Rd in La Cienega 505-471-2261 Add to My SWA	Fiesta De Los Ninos: A Children's Celebration Ven a jugar con nosotros. Come out and play with us. Games, crafts and entertainment for the whole family. All children under thirteen are admitted for free.
Sep 4, 2010 Exhibit Taos, NM 238 Ledoux Street 575-758-9826 Add to My SWA	GENDRON JENSEN: STONE LITHOGRAPHY In honor of Tamarind Institute's 50th Anniversary, the Harwood Museum of Art is pleased to present Gendron Jensen's entire opus of stone lithgraphic collaborations to date. Over half of Jensen's printmaking projects have been accomplished at the Tamarind Institute, an internationally recognized lithography workshop affiliated with the University of New Mexico since 1970. Jensen, 70 years old, is a largely self-taught artist, He works primarily in the medium of graphite pencil on paper, which visually bears a close affinity with the exacting discipline of litho crayon on a carefully ground stone surface. In 1989, having been chosen among seven regional artists for the Tamarind program “Explore Lithography,” Jensen began the long adventure that is fully surveyed in this exhibition.
Sep 4, 2010 Exhibit Taos, NM 133 Paseo del Pueblo Norte 575-758-2052 Add to My SWA	Mark Asmus: Police Blotters and More
Sep 4, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	TAO Fall Studio Tour 3rd Annual County-wide Studio Tour will take place over two fall weekends. Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 4, 2010 Exhibit Madrid, NM 2843 State Hwy 14 in Madrid 505-471-1054 Add to My SWA	Johnsons of Madrid Galleries of Fine & Fiber Art Exhibiting 4 Wall Artists: Albert Noyer, Peggy Trigg, John E. Farley, and Thomas Hubbert. Along with a group show by New Mexico Veteran‘s Art.
Sep 4, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	2010 3rd ANNUAL TAOS ARTIST STUDIO TOUR & ART WEEK Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 4, 2010 Exhibit Madrid, NM 2843 State Hwy 14 in Madrid 505-471-1054 Add to My SWA	CATHY HAIGHT: solo show, "LANDSCAPES IN OILS AND BATIKS
Sep 4, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Isleta Pueblo, NM I-25 south of Albuquerque 505-869-3111 Add to My SWA	San Augustine Annual Feast Day Harvest Dance. Call to confirm date & time
Sep 4, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 7200-D Montgomery NE 505-293-6133 Add to My SWA	B.C. Nowlin and Esta Bain
Sep 4, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	FALL STUDIO TOUR: 'Connect with the Creative Heart and Soul of Taos' 3rd Annual County-wide Studio Tour will take place over two fall weekends. Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 4, 2010 Gallery/show reception Madrid, NM The Johnsons of Madrid Galleries of Fine & Fiber Art 505-471-1054 Add to My SWA	Landscapes in Oils & Batik Recent work including images of New Mexico's hiking country and more universal images of water in the landscape. About half the pieces are oil paintings and the rest are batiks (using wax and dyes on fabric).

Sep 5, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	TAO Fall Studio Tour 3rd Annual County-wide Studio Tour will take place over two fall weekends. Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 6, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	TAO Fall Studio Tour 3rd Annual County-wide Studio Tour will take place over two fall weekends. Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 8, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event San Ildefonso Pueblo, NM US 84/285 at NM 502, 6 miles west 505-455-2273 Add to My SWA	Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Feast Day Corn dance.
Sep 9, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Laguna Pueblo, NM 45 miles west of Albuquerque off I-40 505-552-6654 Add to My SWA	Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Feast Day Harvest Dance and various dances.
Sep 10, 2010 Festival Cimmaron, NM 104 Lincoln 888-376-2417 Add to My SWA	ShortGrass Music Festival Now in its sixth season, is a small, local concert series with global flavor. Its emphasis is on bringing a variety of music to the schools and communities of northeastern New Mexico. Since its inception, the festival has matched Southwest regional artists with international chamber music stars, classical virtuosi and world musicians of all kinds.
Sep 10, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 241 Delgado Street 505-988-1002 Add to My SWA	James Klebau’s photography, Larry Ogan’s Southwest landscapes, and Paula Wenzl Bellacera's prolific oil paintings: “Fiesta For The Eyes” James Klebau’s photography is often described as mysterious, beautiful and timeless. Larry Ogan’s Southwest landscapes are bold, crisp depictions of the environs of New Mexico; sharply- focused, tightly cropped, expressing the stark, arid landscapes with emotion and clarity. Paula Wenzl Bellacera, a part- time Santa Fean and prolific oil painter, expresses her love of cacti and her cacti garden at her studio in her recent works.
Sep 10, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 200 - B Canyon Road 505-984-2111 Add to My SWA	T Barny & Gregory Frank Harris T Barny creates striking stone sculptures of seashell-like forms and trademark curvilinear shapes in Utah Calcite, Greek and Spanish Marble, Brazilian Wonderstone, and New Mexican Alabaster. Barny invites visitors to see and touch the silky smooth textures of his sculpture in order to explore the wonder created by man and nature. / Gregory Frank Harris has painted in a number of styles and genres thus far in his career. “My art and influences are all inclusive,” he says. Among the varied influences on his painting, Harris cites Wolf Kahn, Eric Aho and Stuart Shils. “These painters,” he states, “like myself, are taking the visual language of landscape and pushing it into abstraction.”
Sep 10, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 225 Canyon Road 505-983-1434 Add to My SWA	Kent Wallis - Solo Exhibition Whether Kent Wallis is exploring the ancient stone cottages of England or painting azalea blooms in the mossy shade of oak trees in the Deep South, he achieves fresh immediacy with each new painting project.
Sep 10, 2010 Auction Casper, WY Nicolaysen Art Museum (400 E. Collins) (307) 235-5247 Add to My SWA	25th Annual Dinner & Auction Gala The 25th Annual Dinner & Auction Gala is the NIC's premier fund-raising event featuring fine dining and the opportunity bid on pieces included in the year's Rocky Mountain Invitational Exhibition. Please call for ticket prices and availability.
Sep 11, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	TAO Fall Studio Tour 3rd Annual County-wide Studio Tour will take place over two fall weekends. Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 11, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 750 Camino Lejo, on Museum Hill 505-982-2226 Add to My SWA	Threads of Devotion: The Wardrobe of La Conquistadora This lavish exhibit is more than mere clothing and jewels of a local religious icon, but rather a fascinating depiction of colonial, frontier, and modern life. The personal stories of the donors of these items encapsulate the changing times and fashions of the centuries; communal capes, military uniforms, and re-fashioned bridal gowns provide rare glimpses of New Mexican life--everything from the heart transplant survivor making a gown in thanksgiving to La Conquistadora, to actress Ali MacGraw's donation of regal finery. The stunning crowns, Byzantine crosses, necklaces from old mining camps, scepters, and other accessories cast a timeless spell of days gone by, portraying the struggle of faith in the New World, the syncretism of cultures, and the drama and pageantry of the American Southwest.
Sep 11, 2010 Festival Truth or Consequences, NM 424 Broadway 575-894-0095 Add to My SWA	Truth or Consequences Art Walk Held 2nd Tuesday of each month, the Truth or Consequences art walk features business open houses, a team of horses hitched to a carriage is available for a street ride, as well as live music.
Sep 11, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	2010 3rd ANNUAL TAOS ARTIST STUDIO TOUR & ART WEEK Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 11, 2010 Festival Las Cruces, NM PO Box 1721 Add to My SWA	Color Las Cruces Plein Air Competition and Community Arts Festival The premiere event will be two full days of ongoing activities in Downtown Las Cruces, featuring an artist workshop, a “Quickdraw” competition, two Plein Air competitions, a VIP Artist Reception and a Citywide gallery hop.
Sep 11, 2010 Studio Tour Rio Costilla, NM Between Amalia and Jaroso on the NM/CO border 719-588-4973 Add to My SWA	Rio Costilla Studio Tour The artists of the Rio Costilla Valley will host their 12th annual Studio Tour. This tour criss-crosses the New Mexico and Colorado state lines, one hour north of Taos on NM522. The event, featuring food, fun and art, is free and open to the public. Information at www.riocostilllastudiotour.org or contact Jane at 719-672-3063 or Sheree at 575-586-2143.
Sep 11, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	FALL STUDIO TOUR: 'Connect with the Creative Heart and Soul of Taos' 3rd Annual County-wide Studio Tour will take place over two fall weekends. Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 11, 2010 Gallery/show reception Tulsa, OK Lovetts Gallery 918.664.4732 Add to My SWA	"Bringing Santa Fe to Tulsa" New acquisitions from SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market will be on display in our Tulsa gallery.
Sep 12, 2010 Studio Tour Taos, NM 575-770-3540 Add to My SWA	TAO Fall Studio Tour 3rd Annual County-wide Studio Tour will take place over two fall weekends. Come and meet the artists and enjoy the diverse studio settings Taos has to offer.
Sep 12, 2010 Festival Albuquerque, NM 808 Park Avenue SW 505-247-1172 Add to My SWA	8th Annual We Art the People! Folk Art Festival Over 100 Folk Art Vendors, live music cultural folk dance performances. Art Making Tent for Kids and Adults, and a Giant Puppet Parade!
Sep 13, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 1508 Roma NE 505-842-6196 Add to My SWA	Rainbow Artists: A Women's Collective announces an exhibit of two-dimensional artwork in various media at the Chamisa Hills Country Club from Septemb Although Chamisa Hills is a private club, visitors are welcome to view the work at any time. Rainbow Artists: A Women's Collective is a New Mexico-based, multiracial, multicultural, multigenerational organization which supports and promotes women who work in all artistic endeavors. Rainbow Artists won the “Bravo Award” in 2008, and is active in community endeavors. We have contributed decorative art to the Children's Room at the Main Public Library and the Tony Hillerman Public Library, and provided support to Women's Global Pathways and OffCenter Community Arts.

Sep 16, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 355 East Palace Avenue 505-670-9857 Add to My SWA	PATRICK McFARLIN- Obituaries and Masterpieces Each September, Art in America publishes an “Annual Guide” that includes obituaries of the art world’s most celebrated artists, critics, and curators who passed away that year. Included in each obituary is a drawn likeness of the deceased, a very brief list of career highlights, and the age of death. Patrick McFarlin’s Obituary Drawings, included in his September solo exhibition at LAUNCHPROJECTS, reconstruct obituaries line-by-line, often with McFarlin’s personal thoughts and commentaries on the side. A meditation on time’s fleeting nature and the inevitable impact of death (at any age) on a career in art, the Obituary Drawings are a testament to the greatness of the deceased and an insistent reminder of our own mortality. In McFarlin’s words, “this practice slowed me down and sobered me up.”
Sep 17, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM Fifth Floor, University Hospital, 2011 Lomas NE 505-272-9700 Add to My SWA	New Work by Dana Lynn Klenman An Exhibition of new work by Dana at the Jonathan Abrams, MD Art Gallery at UNM Hosptial.
Sep 17, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 702 1/2 Canyon Road 505-992-0711 Add to My SWA	Gunnar Plake: The Light Within and Peter Millet: Woman at the Well Whether it's a shot of condors soaring through the desert sky or of the Colorado River far below, Gunnar Plake captures the essence of seeing while in motion. A sweeping motion performed during the exposure provides a clarity of its own: while details vanish, patterns emerge, the land comes alive in these large scale abstractions. --- Seattle based sculptor Peter Millett creates geometric compositions, in metal or painted wood, which engage the viewer in a dialogue about shape and space. In Millett's first solo show at Chiaroscuro, he draws inspiration from an old blues song by staging a scene of abstract sculpture. Woman at the Well is a collection of geometric sculptures containing the essence of human forms through distinct angles and volumes.
Sep 17, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 7400 Montgomery Blvd NE-Suite 22 505-855-7777 Add to My SWA	Oil Paintings by Ryan Goodwin Premiering in New Mexico and at Palette Contemporary Art and Craft are oil paintings composed by Ryan Goodwin!
Sep 18, 2010 Festival Santa Fe, NM 334 Los Pinos Rd in La Cienega 505-471-2261 Add to My SWA	Santa Fe Renaissance Fair Clan Tynker and live steel combat, jugglers and dancers. Also vendors, kid's games and delicious food, wine and mead. In partnership with Open Hands of Santa Fe. www.sfrenfair.com.
Sep 18, 2010 Studio Tour Las Trampas, NM PO Box 7B 866-343-5381 Add to My SWA	High Road Art Tour Come to beautiful northern New Mexico this fall for the 13th annual High Road Art Tour. Visit ten historic communities and sixty plus artists. Work includes sculpture, painting, photography, pottery, weaving, jewelry, crafts and more.
Sep 18, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 555 Canyon Road 505-983-2731 Add to My SWA	William Berra - Close Observation
Sep 19, 2010 Festival Corrales, NM PO Box 3717 505-898-9898 Add to My SWA	Art in the Park Art in the Park, a series of fine arts and crafts shows sponsored by the Corrales Society of Artists will take place the 3rd Sunday of each month in the Village of Corrales starting in May and running through October. This year’s 6th season of shows promises to be bigger and better than ever before featuring local and visiting painters, sculptors, photographers, potters, metalworkers, and crafts artisans who have been juried into the society. Hours for the events are 10AM to 4PM at La Entrada park (northwest corner of Corrales and La Entrada roads). Parking and admission to the events are absolutely free! Live music, food, and art demonstrations in this cool and shady location make these events some of the most unique and enjoyable of their kind in the area. As in past years, there will be a youth tent at each event wherein selected artists will work to teach children the basics of various mediums of art ranging from painting and drawing to bead-making.
Sep 19, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Laguna Pueblo, NM 45 miles west of Albuquerque off I-40 505-552-6654 Add to My SWA	St Joseph's Feast Day Buffalo, Eagle and Social dances at Old Laguna.
Sep 21, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 622 Canyon Road 505-984-2202 Add to My SWA	Jim Cohen
Sep 24, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 225 Canyon Road 505-820-0807 Add to My SWA	Sally Hepler - Joie de Vivre There are two sides to any circle: the inside and the outside. In a similar way, there are two elusive forces at work when experiencing a Sally Hepler sculpure: simplicity and complexity. The most common first reaction to the graceful flowing sculptures is an acknowledgement of the palpable skill and sheer tenacity required to pull it off—in fact, there are hundreds of hours of hand-fabrication that go into each piece. Multiple templates from intricate models are enlarged and precisely cut from bronze or stainless steel; the separate elements are then shaped, welded, reshaped hydraulically, welded further, chased, patined, sealed, and mounted. But it is the sublime experience of purity, flow and wonder of each piece that ultimately transcends the viewer to a threshold of effortless joy and Zen mindfulness.
Sep 24, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 544 South Guadalupe St 505-983-3838 Add to My SWA	Jun Kaneko: New Paintings and Sculpture
Sep 24, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 217 Johnson Street 505-946-1000 Add to My SWA	O'Keeffiana: Art and Art Materials The work of Georgia O'Keeffe is familiar to the members and visitors of the Museum. Less well known is the extensive variety of materials collected by O'Keeffe during her life now held at the Museum. O'Keeffiana offers an intimate view of both. The exhibition will include a rich selection of artworks in various media spanning the artist's life, from her earliest to her latest works. It will also include her tools: brushes, paints, sketchbooks, preparatory drawings, and unfinished canvases. This pairing of O'Keeffe's art with the Museum's extensive archive of her personal materials will shed new light on the artist's imaginative and technical processes.
Sep 24, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 Lincoln Avenue 505-954-9902 Add to My SWA	Doug West: New Landscapes
Sep 24, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 725 Canyon Road 505-986-9800 Add to My SWA	Georges Mazilu: New Work New work by one of France’s most important painters, whose work was recently added to the permanent collections of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Mazilu explores relations between similar and disparate peoples via a personal symbolic language.
Sep 24, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 225 Canyon Road 505-983-1434 Add to My SWA	Grant Macdonald - Recent Works Macdonald has gained widespread recognition for his landscapes and wildlife art. Since moving to northern New Mexico, the focus of his work has shifted toward the immense and varied subjects offered within that region. More recently, he has expanded his range of subject matter to include the coast of New England, the cities and countryside of France, and also portraiture. Macdonald has been featured in several notable art publications such as Art of the West and Southwest Art magazines.
Sep 24, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 202 Canyon Road 505-795-7427 Add to My SWA	Bill Gallen: New Work
Sep 24, 2010 Festival Rio Rancho, 1465 Rio Rancho Dr 505-892-2324 Add to My SWA	Art-Rageous Over 35 artists working in a variety of mediums from painting to photography, drawing to sculpture, jewelry to ceramics will have booths at the Inn at Rio Rancho. The Rio Rancho Art Association is one of the premier associations of artists in New Mexico boasting over 100 members and placing art in a number of businesses and venues throughout the city of vision. They have been in existence for over 5 years and as well as growing art recognition in the city they have also donated of their time, art, and money to a number of affiliated charities through their events.
Sep 25, 2010 Festival Rio Rancho, 1465 Rio Rancho Dr 505-892-2324 Add to My SWA	Art-Rageous Over 35 artists working in a variety of mediums from painting to photography, drawing to sculpture, jewelry to ceramics will have booths at the Inn at Rio Rancho. The Rio Rancho Art Association is one of the premier associations of artists in New Mexico boasting over 100 members and placing art in a number of businesses and venues throughout the city of vision. They have been in existence for over 5 years and as well as growing art recognition in the city they have also donated of their time, art, and money to a number of affiliated charities through their events.
Sep 25, 2010 Festival Rio Rancho, NM PO Box 45445 505-892-2324 Add to My SWA	The Rio Rancho Art Association announces a brand new art show in Rio Rancho, ART-RAGEOUS! Over 35 artists working in a variety of mediums from painting to photography, drawing to sculpture, jewelry to ceramics will have booths at the Inn at Rio Rancho. This will be the 1st art festival of its type in the city of Rio Rancho and promises some of the finest artists and craftsmen that the public can visit in one stop.

Sep 25, 2010 Festival Corrales, NM 973 Old Church Road 505-898-3915 Add to My SWA	Corrales Harvest Festival Casa San Ysidro, The Gutierrez- Minge House will celebrate Harvest Festival with traditional arts demonstrations and vendors, horno bread making, children's activities and more.
Sep 25, 2010 Studio Tour , Sandia Heights 505-828-9519 Add to My SWA	2010 SANDIA HEIGHTS STUDIO TOUR Twenty accomplished artists will be showing work in their studios. Our artists use all media, producing prints, paintings, ceramic and wood sculpture, batik, basket and gourd art and more, for beautiful gift ideas and home adornments.
Sep 25, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Laguna Pueblo, NM 45 miles west of Albuquerque off I-40 505-552-6654 Add to My SWA	St Elizabeth Feast Day Harvest and Social dances. Call for details.
Sep 25, 2010 Studio Tour Las Trampas, NM PO Box 7B 866-343-5381 Add to My SWA	High Road Art Tour Come to beautiful northern New Mexico this fall for the 13th annual High Road Art Tour. Visit ten historic communities and sixty plus artists. Work includes sculpture, painting, photography, pottery, weaving, jewelry, crafts and more.
Sep 25, 2010 Demonstration Santa Barbara, CA On board a ship 805-227-6511 Add to My SWA	Channel Islands Adventure Workshop Five day painting workshop with two instructors: John Cosby and David Gallup, award winning plein air artists, while anchoring and touring the Channel Islands aboard the luxurious live-aboard vessel, "Conception". Cost: $1,500. This flat rate includes five days of painting instruction, three meals a day & soft drinks, travel & lodging (aboard vessel), kayaks, optional whale-watching day trips (especially for any non-painters in the crowd), and guided coastal tours aboard the motorized skiff
Sep 26, 2010 Festival Corrales, NM 973 Old Church Road 505-898-3915 Add to My SWA	Corrales Harvest Festival Casa San Ysidro, The Gutierrez- Minge House will celebrate Harvest Festival with traditional arts demonstrations and vendors, horno bread making, children's activities and more.
Sep 26, 2010 Festival Rio Rancho, 1465 Rio Rancho Dr 505-892-2324 Add to My SWA	Art-Rageous Over 35 artists working in a variety of mediums from painting to photography, drawing to sculpture, jewelry to ceramics will have booths at the Inn at Rio Rancho. The Rio Rancho Art Association is one of the premier associations of artists in New Mexico boasting over 100 members and placing art in a number of businesses and venues throughout the city of vision. They have been in existence for over 5 years and as well as growing art recognition in the city they have also donated of their time, art, and money to a number of affiliated charities through their events.
Sep 28, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3812 Central Ave SE #100A 505-268-8952 Add to My SWA	Thresholds - Paintings by Sally Condon A long time gardener and keeper of bees, Condon’s abstract oil paintings celebrate her feelings of connection to the natural world. She uses her own bees wax and organic materials to create softly colored and richly layered abstract images. Condon believes in beauty and its ability to open our senses to sensations and feelings long held or forgotten. Her paintings are quiet, almost meditative, yet fun and unconventional. The smooth surfaces of her pieces are mesmerizing but they also inspire to look deep, to scratch through the layers to discover what is underneath.
Sep 28, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3812 Central Ave SE 505-268-8952 Add to My SWA	Gravure by Jorge Tristani Originally from Puerto Rico, Tristani has experienced first-hand the Caribbean which is one of the last remaining places on earth worthy of the term “paradise.” Tristani’s color saturated multi-plate gravures record “Paradise” found in unexpected areas such as the Southwest, while at the same time comment on the gradual loss of some of those stunning places. His images have a magical and almost otherworldly beauty.
Sep 28, 2010 Plein-air competition San Luis Obsipo, CA 1010 Broad Street 805-543-8562 Add to My SWA	San Luis Obispo Plein Air Festival San Luis Obispo Plein Air Festival San Luis Obispo Museum of Art Open to all professional artists September 28-October 3, 2010 Entry deadline April 15, 2010 $35 entry fee Juror Marcia Burtt, cash prizes 3 jpeg images on DVD/CD prospectus at www.sloartcenter.org 805-543-8562
Sep 29, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Taos, NM NM 68, 2 miles north of Taos 575-758-1028 Add to My SWA	San Geronimo Eve Vespers and Sundown Dances
Sep 30, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Taos, NM NM 68, 2 miles north of Taos 575-758-1028 Add to My SWA	San Geronimo Feast Day Buffalo, trade fair, ceremonial foot races and pole climb.
Sep 30, 2010 Art show and sale Homewood, AL Tarrazo area of SOHO Square (205) 332-6204 Add to My SWA	"Small Works of Great Art" The “Small Works of Great Art” Art Exhibition and Sale will feature works of art created by Alabama’s finest emerging and established artists. This event is designed for both new and established art collectors. The “Small Works of Great Art” Art Exhibition and Sale is a juried art exhibition that will feature some of the finest art in the state of Alabama. This exhibition will feature works of 2-demensional art no larger than 154 square inches before framing and will include representational and non-representational art. The exhibition will be held on September 27 - October 8, 2010 with the Preview Party being held on Friday, September 24th.
Oct 1, 2010 Festival Albuquerque, NM Paseo del Norte & I-25 505-292-7457 Add to My SWA	Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festivals These juried art events rank among the top shows in the nation, and feature 200 artists, live entertainment, artist demonstrations, and more.
Oct 1, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 123 West Palace Ave 505-986-0440 Add to My SWA	Liz Wolf and William Haskell Sculptor, Liz Wolf works with clay, bronze and wood to create her imaginative and mythical pieces. William Haskell’s dry brush watercolor paintings demonstrate his eye for detail and ability to capture the subtle color combinations of the Southwestern landscape and its architecture.
Oct 1, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 Lincoln Avenue 505-954-9902 Add to My SWA	Rik Allen: New Glass Sculpture
Oct 1, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 West Palace Ave 505-820-0010 Add to My SWA	Scott Paulk Solo Show
Oct 1, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 105 Fourth Street SW 505-238-3491 Add to My SWA	The Grateful Dead: Annual Hallowe'en/Day of the Dead/Living Dead Show and Eye for Beauty: Recent Work by Benjamin Winters The Grateful Dead is an open/invitational exhibit of our best artists with the autumnal theme that will seek to horrify, artistically. Recognition for best artistic Hallowe'en costume. Eye for Beauty features Benjamin Winters recent photographic work with a figurative emphasis.
Oct 1, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 505-293-3811 Add to My SWA	8th Annual Encantada Juried Painting Exhibition The Rio Grande Art Association's annual state-wide juried painting exhibition. All paintings will be for sale. Seventy-three paintings by 42 artists. At the Art Gallery at the Inn at Rio Rancho 505-892-1700.
Oct 1, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 517 Central Ave NW 505-842-1400 Add to My SWA	Michael Norviel One Person Show at Sumner & Dene Primarily painting the landscape and interiors of New Mexico, Michael's interiors are reminiscent of Henri Matisse filled with an amazing blanket of color and pattern while the floral landscapes capture the intense richness of color and movement of the southwest horizon. A graduate of the Boston Art Institute and Harvard School of Medical Illustration, Michael spent much of his life running the Medical Illustration Department at the UNM School of Medicine. His medical illustrations are in many books, articles and papers give or take 250 or more. Lucky for us he is retired from medical illustration and is devoting all is time to his painting.

Oct 1, 2010 Exhibit Albuquerque, NM 3500 Central Ave SE 505-268-6828 Add to My SWA	"VAINGLORY" - A collection of new work by artist Kristin Diener. Kristin Diener's award winning metalwork has been featured in various publications and exhibited nationally and internationally. Kristin's work utilizes a variety of new and traditional metalsmithing techniques which she has been teaching for over 20 years.
Oct 1, 2010 Gallery/show reception Casper, WY Nicolaysen Art Museum (400 E. Collins) (307) 235-5247 Add to My SWA	Exhibition Opening Reception Opening reception for two new exhibitions: "Ucross: 26 Years of Visual Art Exhibitions" and "Living History." Features hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Cost: FREE for members, $10 for non-members.
Oct 2, 2010 Studio Tour El Rito, NM For more information, contact Joan Ward, 575-581-9528, joanstarrward@gmail.com or Julie Wagner, 575-581-4781, jlwagner333@windstream.net 575-581-4430 Add to My SWA	24th Annual El Rito Studio Tour Northern New Mexico in the fall: Inspirational natural beauty, beautiful artwork for sale, local food, chocolate, and the spirit of a community that knows Heart!
Oct 2, 2010 Festival Santa Fe, NM 334 Los Pinos Rd in La Cienega 505-471-2261 Add to My SWA	Harvest Festival Bring in the harvest with villagers as they crush grapes for wine by foot, string chile ristras, and much more. Our most popular community celebration!
Oct 3, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Nambe Pueblo, NM US 84/285 to NM 503, 6 miles east 505-455-2036 Add to My SWA	Evening Firelight Vespers Please call to confirm date & time
Oct 4, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Nambe Pueblo, NM US 84/285 to NM 503, 6 miles east 505-455-2036 Add to My SWA	St Francis of Assisi Feast Day Buffalo & Deer Dances. Please call to confirm date & time.
Oct 5, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 622 Canyon Road 505-984-2202 Add to My SWA	Featured Artists: “Rising”
Oct 7, 2010 Exhibit San Francisco, CA 94133 415.956.3560 Add to My SWA	Heroes and Animals, new paintings by Alex Kanevsky Dolby Chadwick Gallery is pleased to announce Heroes and Animals, an exhibition of new paintings by Alex Kanevsky. To look at a painting by Kanevsky is to look at it for the first time, even if one has visited the piece before. By condensing the structure, content and assorted ephemera of a given scene into a single, saturated moment, refigured forms and gestures are continually impelled to the painting’s surface only to recede in accommodation of future findings. Such honesty and freshness is rooted in Kanevsky’s fidelity to a naïve gaze, an exercise in which the faculties of knowledge are constantly reset so as to stave off tidy assumptions about how things work or what they mean. By remaining open to an ever-evolving vision of the world, Kanevsky’s paintings deliberately defy stylistic and thematic pigeonholing in an art world obsessed with taxonomic boundaries. His manner of painting is instead motivated by a desire to generate dialogue between subjective personal perception, external reality, and the tenuousness of translation. As Kanevsky explains, “if painting is a form of language, I attempt to create a language, foreign to all but myself, and then say a few things in that language in such a way that would make them clear to anybody who listens, even if the language remains foreign to the listener.” In order to reconcile these fissures between self-expression and communication, between the real and the represented, Kanevsky adopts a technique predicated on the idea of continuous exchange, or fluid conversation. By building up diaphanous layers of paint – each describing a singular, fleeting frame – the resultant painting becomes a palimpsest of elapsed time, like a photograph blurred due to a slow shutter speed. The almost cinematic quality of the compositions’ temporal and spatial siting echoes the dynamism and intensity of Kanevsky’s brushstrokes, which further amplify the sense of motion that both constitutes and defines his sense of the world. These subtly abstracted figures and landscapes work to free the viewer’s own gaze, thereby revealing what unifocal depiction compels us to overlook. Energy and movement, however, are counterbalanced by an equally palpable sense of stillness. This quiet is manifested in the deeply contemplative moods his paintings evoke and the ethereal quality produced by their visual vigor. Such a paradoxical coupling of forces is exquisitely embodied by Polish Rider 2 (2010), in which the stillness of a hunting horse at rest is held in check by the potential energy contained within the animal’s powerful musculature. The horse’s anonymity, the indeterminate positioning of its rear legs and the dematerialized torso of its rider elicit an ambiguity that nimbly suspends tranquility and flight in favor of an otherworldly middle ground. His luminous colors, which arrive at the canvas well mixed to preserve their clarity, are also fundamental to the compositions’ affective impact. Against lush, richly hued underlayers is set a constellation of brilliant daubs that assume, without overly aping, the way light weaves through tree leaves or skirts into a room through billowing curtains. Stéphane Mallarmé’s description of how Edouard Manet’s compositions feel “deluged with air” aptly captures the thick, whirling atmosphere in Kanevsky’s paintings, particularly in outdoor scenes such as River House (2010) and Irish Cow (2010). Indeed, Kanevsky’s rendering of light and atmosphere through brushwork and coloristic nuance – where flesh is modeled in shifting pinks, purples and greens and shadows are described in complementary colors instead of grey – recalls practices of 19th century Impressionism. But unlike the Impressionists or other artists working in traditions concerned with problems of perception and representation, Kanevsky sees the inherent multiplicity of reality as the means through which universal communication can be bridged. And with their psychological components and modern pathos, his works are defiantly of the contemporary moment. Ideas of vision and knowledge aside, Kanevsky’s paintings are deeply personal exercises that carry a distinct emotional weight. They ask questions without demanding answers, since answers, regardless of their supposed veracity, extinguish the most enriching pursuit of all: exploration for its own sake. Alex Kanevsky was born in Rostvo-na-Donu, Russia, in 1963 and graduated from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 1993. He has received numerous prestigious fellowships and awards, including the Pew Fellowship for painting in 1997. In addition to exhibiting work across North America and Europe, his work has been reviewed in The LA Times, The New York Observer, The Philadelphia Inquirer and New American Paintings. His work is included in the permanent collection of the Achenbach Collection, San Francisco Museum of Fine Arts, de Young & Legion of Honor.
Oct 8, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 1611-A Paseo de Peralta 505-989-4897 Add to My SWA	Michelle Cooke: new works in glass and ink on paper Light activates Cooke’s glass works which are primarily composed of optically perfect glass slides in parallel formations and attached by a single edge. Unlike Cooke’s earlier works which were installed directly on the wall, her new glass works are on panel and sealed in Plexi cases. The effects of cast shadow and reflection multiply, soften, and broaden the image, visually dominating the transparent glass form.
Oct 8, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 202 Canyon Road 505-795-7427 Add to My SWA	Glenn Dean: Landscapes of the West
Oct 8, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 1521 Upper Canyon Road 505-984-0108 Add to My SWA	"Prima Materia: Susan Charlot Jay Solo show of mixed media shrines and paintings. Santa Fe artist Susan Charlot Jay's mixed media shrines to the Feminine Divine as unconditional love, the Virgin of Guadalupe, and the Black Madonna are legendary. She explores the rich imagery and symbolism of alchemy, which is supposedly inspired by Tantra but embedded in European symbolism. Her intuitive skills, deep psychological perception, and ability to create with diverse media produce healing art for the soul.
Oct 8, 2010 Gallery/show reception Tulsa, OK Lovetts Gallery 918.664.4732 Add to My SWA	"Meet the Artist: Jody Naranjo" Pueblo potter Jody Naranjo will be in the gallery
Oct 9, 2010 Studio Tour Abiquiu, NM PO Box 906 505-685-4454 Add to My SWA	17th Annual Abiquiu Studio Tour Always on Columbus Day weekend.
Oct 10, 2010 Studio Tour Abiquiu, NM PO Box 906 505-685-4454 Add to My SWA	17th Annual Abiquiu Studio Tour Always on Columbus Day weekend.
Oct 14, 2010 Plein-air competition Port Aransas, TX Port A Gallery, 345 N. Alister 361-749-7402 Add to My SWA	Port Aransas Invitational Coastal Paint Out 2010 Port Aransas, Texas is the place to be Oct 14-16 as Port A Gallery hosts the 2010 Invitational Coastal Paint Out. This lovely barrier island community offers inspiring subject matter with a historical downtown district and harbor, a fourteen mile long beach, dunes, wetlands, abundant migratory bird-life and a nineteenth century lighthouse. Invited artists include Chase Almond, LaNell Arndt, Carolyn Cobb, Lynn Dickey, Rusty Jones, Christy Kidwell, Roy Murray, Lee Ricks, Bob Rohm and Sarah Searight. A show and sale of the work produced by these award winning attendees will be held at the gallery on Saturday evening from 4-7 with proceeds benefiting the Port Aransas Museum. Great restaurants, lodging and nightlife along with the wonderful ambiance of a seaside town await you. As lagniappe, the Paint Out is held concurrently with the Port-A Fall ArtAbout, an annual open house of local galleries and artists’ studios that attracts hundreds of people and the Port Aransas Centennial Celebration, a city-wide party commemorating the 100th birthday of Port Aransas
Oct 14, 2010 Gallery/show reception Santa Fe, NM EVOKE Contemporary \| 130 Lincoln Avenue, Suite F 505.995.9902 Add to My SWA	LYNN BOGGESS \| solo show 15 October 5 – 8 pm \| opening reception friday evening through October 30 The landscapes of Lynn Boggess give us a year-round walk in the woods. They provide us with a series of meditations on beauty; they give us an opportunity to consider the importance of Nature to our own experience. They also contain, in small subtle ways, much of the history of landscape painting. Because Boggess has chosen to paint Nature directly, and because he sees it as beautiful and endangered, he draws us into his fierce political vision.Because that vision is so disciplined that the artist presents it for us, without commentary, we may choose for ourselves which memory to recall; which path to take. Marian J. Hollinger, Curator James David Brooks Memorial Gallery Fairmont State College Lynn Boggess \| private view on thursday 14 october \| by invitation only
Oct 15, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 131 West Palace Ave 505-986-3432 Add to My SWA	Nicholas Bernard, Clay Vessels Colourforms Patina presents works in clay by Nicholas Bernard. Bernard has been with the gallery for just over a year and his voluptuous clay vessels have been enthusiastically received. His warm palette, the grainy texture of his clay and subtle surface patterning lend his vessels strength and quiet beauty.
Oct 15, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 200 - B Canyon Road 505-984-2111 Add to My SWA	Annual New Work Group Show
Oct 15, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 225 Canyon Road 505-983-1434 Add to My SWA	Cary Ennis - Recent Works Cary Ennis incorporates meditation and stillness into her life as well as her paintings, creating peaceful images that invite contemplation. Maria and Hopi jars and pots line the shelves of her studio beneath photos of her spiritual leaders, and these are the seen and unseen elements that make up her compositions. Meditation extends to all aspects of the painter's life and she begins each day in her studio with a moment of introspection.
Oct 17, 2010 Festival Corrales, NM PO Box 3717 505-898-9898 Add to My SWA	Art in the Park Art in the Park, a series of fine arts and crafts shows sponsored by the Corrales Society of Artists will take place the 3rd Sunday of each month in the Village of Corrales starting in May and running through October. This year’s 6th season of shows promises to be bigger and better than ever before featuring local and visiting painters, sculptors, photographers, potters, metalworkers, and crafts artisans who have been juried into the society. Hours for the events are 10AM to 4PM at La Entrada park (northwest corner of Corrales and La Entrada roads). Parking and admission to the events are absolutely free! Live music, food, and art demonstrations in this cool and shady location make these events some of the most unique and enjoyable of their kind in the area. As in past years, there will be a youth tent at each event wherein selected artists will work to teach children the basics of various mediums of art ranging from painting and drawing to bead-making.

Oct 17, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Laguna Pueblo, NM 45 miles west of Albuquerque off I-40 505-552-6654 Add to My SWA	St Margaret Mary's Feast Day Harvest and Social dances at the village of Paraje. Call for details.
Oct 29, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 400 Canyon Road 505-983-8815 Add to My SWA	Albert Handell Widely appreciated for his mastery of oil and pastel mediums, Handell has co-authored 5 books on painting and has conducted countless workshops and paint-alongs in the United States and Europe. A painter since his childhood in Brooklyn, New York, Handell has lived and worked in Santa Fe for the past quarter-century. He was recently honored with a three-month retrospective of his pastels at the Butler Institute for American Art in Youngstown, Ohio, and is credited with making pastel a viable plein-air medium and being a leader in dispelling misconceptions about this delicate-looking but long-lasting medium.
Oct 29, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 544 South Guadalupe St 505-983-3838 Add to My SWA	Sarah Amos: New Prints
Nov 5, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 West Palace Ave 505-820-0010 Add to My SWA	Heather Foster Solo Show
Nov 6, 2010 Studio Tour Los Ranchos, NM 6718 Rio Grande Blvd. NW 505-344-6582 Add to My SWA	Los Ranchos Announces First Annual Art Studio Tour The tour will give visitors an opportunity to experience first hand the wealth of artistic talent found in Los Ranchos. While many artists in the village may show and be represented in galleries state and nationwide, this will be the first time that they will open their studios and homes to the public, giving visitors an up close and personal feel with the artists and their work. Maps, information, and a small tour preview will be available at The Anderson Winery during the tour weekend.
Nov 6, 2010 Exhibit Park City, UT Kimball Art Center, 638 Park Avenue, Park City, UT 435.649.8882 Add to My SWA	Ansel Adams and Intimate, Small Scale Prints from the 1920s-1950s ANSEL ADAMS Intimate, Small Scale Prints from the 1920s—1950s Park City, Utah—Ansel Adams--photographer, musician, naturalist, explorer, critic and teacher – was a giant in the field of landscape photography. His work can be viewed as the end of an arc of American art concerned with capturing the “sublime” in the unspoiled Western landscape. This tradition included the painters Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Cole and Thomas Moran, and the photographers Carleton Watkins, Timothy O’Sullivan and William Henry Jackson. For much of his early adulthood, Adams was torn between a career as a concert pianist versus one in photography; later, he famously likened his photographic negative to a musical score, and the print to the performance. Yet most museum goers are only familiar with the heroic, high-gloss, high-contrast prints that Adams manufactured to order in the 1970s-80s, coinciding with the emergence of the first retail galleries devoted to photography. As performance, these later prints were akin to “brass bands.” Much less familiar are the intimate prints--rich in the middles tones – the “chamber music” that Adams crafted earlier in is career. The present show focuses on the masterful small-scale prints made by Adams from the 1920’s into the 1950s. During this time period, there is quite an evolution of printing styles: from the soft-focus, warm-toned, painterly “Parmelian prints” of the 1920s; through the f/64 school of sharp-focused photography that he co-founded with Edward Weston and Imogen Cunningham in the 1930s; and, after the War, towards a cooler, higher-contrast printmaking approach. The Kimball Art Center is pleased to present this collection of 51 Ansel Adams photographs in our Main Gallery from November 6, 2010 – January 9, 2011.
Nov 7, 2010 Art show and sale Lake Charles, LA 505.982.6379 Add to My SWA	American Legacy: Our National Parks 35 PAPA members and guest artists paint 35 parks from coast to coast and border to border.
Nov 11, 2010 Art show and sale Casper, WY Nicolaysen Art Museum (400 E. Collins) (307) 235-5247 Add to My SWA	16th Annual November Art Show & Sale The NIC's annual November Art Show & Sale features more than 50 artists from throughout the region showcasing and selling their works inside the museum.
Nov 12, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Jemez Pueblo, NM 7413 Highway 4 575-834-7235 Add to My SWA	San Diego Feast Day Various dances. Call for info.
Nov 12, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Santa Fe, NM US 84-285, 10 miles north of Santa Fe 505-983-2667 Add to My SWA	San Diego Feast Day Various dances; call for details
Nov 16, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 622 Canyon Road 505-984-2202 Add to My SWA	Holiday Group Show: “Gift”
Nov 18, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 1521 Upper Canyon Road 505-984-0108 Add to My SWA	"Red & Green: Holiday Group Art Show Artists Jill Ansell, Nancy Azara, Ciel Bergman, Robert Branaman, Charlotte Cain, Michael Cain, Lisa Chun, Priya Mookerjee, Denise Natanson, Greta Ruiz, Sherri Silverman, Beth Ames Swartz, and David Wardman create delights in all media. Red and Green evoke New Mexico chile, Christmas, passion and rebirth, blood and healing, energizing and soothing, heart and nature. Red and green organic refreshments.
Nov 19, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 544 South Guadalupe St 505-983-3838 Add to My SWA	Ronald Slowinski: "Systemic Paintings 1967-1974”
Nov 19, 2010 Art show and sale San Antonio, NM Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 575-838-2120 Add to My SWA	Festival of the Cranes Wildlife Art Show This 3-day juried show will feature wildlife and nature-themed paintings, photography, sculpture, wood work, pottery, jewelry, and more!
Nov 20, 2010 Festival Placitas, NM 3 Canon del Apache 505-867-2450 Add to My SWA	29th Annual Placitas Holiday Fine Arts & Crafts Sale This juried art show includes 82 of some of the finest artists and artisans from throughout the Southwest, wine, food, & an art raffle. Exit 242 from I-25, head east on Hwy 165. Follow the colorful signs for 6 miles.
Nov 20, 2010 Art show and sale Placitas, NM 3 central locations in the village of Placitas 505 867-2450 Add to My SWA	29th Annual Placitas Holiday Fine Arts & Crafts Sale A juried fine arts & crafts show featuring over 80 artists & artisans from the Southwest in a friendly atmosphere. Art raffle, food, wine. 10 am to 5pm, free
Nov 25, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Zuni, NM Off NM 53, 34 miles south of Gallup 505-782-7238 Add to My SWA	Christmas Light Parade Thanksgiving Day. Call for details.
Nov 26, 2010 Festival Albuquerque, NM Expo NM 505-292-7457 Add to My SWA	Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festivals These juried art events rank among the top shows in the nation, and feature 200 artists, live entertainment, artist demonstrations, and more.
Dec 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 130 West Palace Ave 505-820-0010 Add to My SWA	Fresh Paint! This exhibit features work by the top 25 winners of the Fresh Paint National Juried Competition.
Dec 3, 2010 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 131 West Palace Ave 505-986-3432 Add to My SWA	Ivan Barnett, Mobile Sculptures Revolutions Patina closes the year with an exhibition of mobiles by Ivan Barnett, whose career in craft spans decades and whose prominence in the world of American craft continues to grow. Barnett will return to his signature material, rusted 18 gauge steel, in this first ever exhibit exclusively featuring his sought after mobiles.

Dec 11, 2010 Gallery/show reception Tulsa, OK Lovetts Gallery 918.664.4732 Add to My SWA	"Meet the Artists: Jeff Ham & Yatika Fields" Both of these oil painters who "Go Big" with their canvases will be in the gallery for a live paint.
Dec 12, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Santa Fe, NM US 84/285, 15 miles north of Santa Fe 505-455-5041 Add to My SWA	Guadalupe Feast Day Various dances performed after Mass, call to confirm times.
Dec 12, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Santa Fe, NM US 84/285, 15 miles north of Santa Fe 505-455-5041 Add to My SWA	Guadalupe Feast Day Various dances performed after Mass, call to confirm times.
Dec 24, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Albuquerque, NM Various locations 505-843-7270 Add to My SWA	Various Christmas Eve Events Sundown procession with bonfires & children's dance at Taos Pueblo (758-1028); Sundown procession of the Virgin/Matachina Dance at Picuris Pueblo (587-2519) & San Juan Pueblo (852-4400). Santa Ana (867-3301), San Felipe (867-3381), & Tesuque (983-2667): Dances after midnight Mass. Laguna Pueblo (552-6654): Dances after 10am Mass. Call to confirm times.
Dec 24, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Albuquerque, NM 2401 12th Street NW 505-843-7270 Add to My SWA	Christmas Eve Dances Call for info.
Dec 25, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Albuquerque, NM Various Locations 505-843-7270 Add to My SWA	Christmas Day dances all day at most pueblos
Dec 25, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event San Ildefonso Pueblo, NM US 84/285 at NM 502, 6 miles west 505-455-2273 Add to My SWA	Christmas Celebration Matachines Dances.
Dec 26, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, NM North on NM 68, west on US 70 505-852-4400 Add to My SWA	Turtle Dance Call for info.
Dec 26, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Albuquerque, NM 2401 12th Street NW 505-843-7270 Add to My SWA	Christmas Week Dances Single performances at 2pm each day; call to confirm
Dec 26, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Santo Domingo, NM I-25 Exit 259, Between Albuquerque and Santa Fe 505-465-2214 Add to My SWA	Various Dances
Dec 28, 2010 Indian Pueblo Event Penasco, NM North on NM 68, east NM 75 575-587-2519 Add to My SWA	Holy Innocents Day children's dances
Feb 26, 2011 Festival Albuquerque, 300 San Pedro NE 505-892-0124 Add to My SWA	Celebration of Gourds The New Mexico Gourd Society presents its 6th Celebration of Gourds, featuring vendors, a gourd art competition and classes. Free Admission.
Feb 27, 2011 Festival Albuquerque, 300 San Pedro NE 505-892-0124 Add to My SWA	Celebration of Gourds The New Mexico Gourd Society presents its 6th Celebration of Gourds, featuring vendors, a gourd art competition and classes. Free Admission.
Mar 11, 2011 Festival Albuquerque, NM Expo NM 505-292-7457 Add to My SWA	Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festivals These juried art events rank among the top shows in the nation, and feature 200 artists, live entertainment, artist demonstrations, and more.
Apr 9, 2011 Studio Tour Santa Fe, NM PO Box 2087 505-476-1144 Add to My SWA	Friends Of Folk Art: Glass Studio Tour Visit Liquid Light Studio with Elodie Holmes on Baca Street (9:30) with an opportunity for four to make an individual glass item (small charge) and visit the Mitch Berg Studio in the afternoon which has many folk art inspired glass creations. Lunch on your own at Counter Culture on Baca Street - a local favorite.
Oct 24, 1963 Exhibit Santa Fe, NM 1075 Paseo de Peralta 505-982-4631 Add to My SWA	William Matthews: new watercolors Landscapes, portaits, meditative still lifes by this master of the watercolor medium