Jun 24
In 1977 a correspondent from Art News arrived in Abiquiú to prepare a piece on “Georgia O’Keeffe at 90.” Upon arrival he discovered that there were no recent photographs of […]
Jun 24
This exhibition chronicles a visual dialogue within an important Navajo family of artists, a father, son, and two daughters: Narciso Abeyta (1918–1998), Pablita Abeyta (1953-2017), Elizabeth Abeyta (1955–2006), and Tony Abeyta (b. 1965). Their story begins in 1918 […]
Jun 24
An exhibition of 20th-century photo postcards curated by Justin Rhody. Opening reception: Thurs June 30, 6-9 pm Exhibition Dates: June 30–September 30 On display during all events or by appointment. […]
Jun 24
One of bamboo art’s few female artists presents her first solo exhibition in the United States. This impressive Japanese artist celebrates her joy, energy, and drive for beauty and creativity […]
Jun 20
Each of Donaldson’s vibrant compositions is a testament to her well-earned reputation as a master colorist whose signature style embodies both a sense of intimacy and innovation. Her acuity for […]
Jun 19
Presented in partnership with Currents New Media Festival, Degrees of Granularity by artist duo Christine Cassano & Shomit Barua is a meticulously crafted kinetic artwork featuring porcelain and sound elements. […]
Jun 09
Pasó por aquí, in English, translates to: passed by here. It is the beginning of several sentences carved into the sandstone by Spanish conquistadores at El Morro National Monument. Coincidentally, […]
Jun 08
Despite hard metal and sharp edges, Pard Morrison’s aluminum sculptures create an effect of playfulness, movement, and animation. Standing still, they emit a keen sense of aliveness. With their brilliant […]
Jun 07
Opening June 17, 6-9 pm, I’m Sorry (I cannot hold you.) is a new solo exhibition of multidisciplinary artworks by Rica Maestas at Vital Spaces Midtown Annex gallery. Running through […]
Jun 07
Strata Gallery Hosts Mary Vernon: Color and Navigation Exhibition Dates July 5–23. Opening celebration July 8. Mary Vernon paintings, widely known for explorations of color, will be shown at Strata […]
Jun 07
Kinship, dreaming, unearthing, wisdom, listening, timelessness: Kat Kinnick held these themes in mind while creating the paintings in her new solo exhibition, Abundance / Impermanence, which depicts the plants and […]
May 30
Nine Santa Fe artists display work that describes those moments when the reality behind the mystery comes into view. They celebrate light shined into the darkness, revealing form. Come to […]
May 30
Zahra Marwan’s dreamy watercolors celebrate the colors and textures of desert and sea – the two landscapes that have informed her work and her life. “I’m deeply fond of the […]
May 19
Holly Roberts shares over two years of creative output in Just For A Moment, the artist’s second solo exhibition at form & concept. Never-before-exhibited work featuring beloved motifs, including faces, […]
Apr 26
Land art of the American West—think Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty (1970), or Walter De Maria’s The Lightning Field (1977)—has played an outsized role in shaping modern myths of the region. […]
Apr 05
SITE Santa Fe is pleased to present The Body Electric, a solo exhibition spanning Jeffrey Gibson’s multi-decade practice. Gibson’s merging of artistic styles, and historical and contemporary cultural references synergizes […]
Apr 05
SITE Santa Fe is proud to present; SPECTRUM, a new body of work from artist Nani Chacon (b.1980 Chinle, Diné) that explores cultural repair and radical colonial resistance through masterful […]
Aug 08
Exposure: Native Art and Political Ecology documents international Indigenous artists’ responses to the impacts of nuclear testing, nuclear accidents, and uranium mining on Native peoples and the environment. The traveling exhibition […]
