Opening Reception: Where There Is No Name For Art

Where There Is No Name For Art, Ogha Po’oge (White Shell, Water Place)

Where There is No Name for Art, Ogha Po’oge (White Shell, Water Place), includes six artists and a collaborative working with natural materials, making ephemeral site-works that will gradually return to the land. Honoring the history of the site at Santa Fe’s Audubon Center, the homelands of the Tewa people and Apache, this “non-art” is centered on the more-than-human world, thoughtfully engaging in the land.

Featuring work by: Submergence Collective, Leah Mata Fragua, Bill Gilbert, Ian Kualiʻi, Ruben Olguin, and Carol Padberg

Musical performance by Laura Ortman

Schedule:
Saturday, August 17
– 12:30 pm: Performance by Laura Ortman at the David J Henderson Pavilion
– 12-4 pm: Durational Piñon Performance by the Submergence Collective
– 1:30 pm: Making Circle: Earth and Fiber with Carol Padberg (cordage and clay bead making), donations welcome

Saturday, September 21
– 11 am: Workshop: Papermaking and Natural Dye with Leah Mata Fragua, . $75 per person, scholarship available. Ten participants max. RSVP info@ecoartspace.org

Sponsored by The City of Santa Fe, Department of Arts & Culture.