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The IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) presents Indigenous Futurisms. This exhibition, now available to view online, highlights artworks that present the future from a Native perspective and illustrate the use of cosmology and science as part of tribal oral history and ways of life. The science fiction and post-apocalyptic narratives depicted in these artworks are often reality for Indigenous communities worldwide. Among the artists in this exhibition are Marcus Amerman (Choctaw) (IAIA 1984); Sonny Assu (Liǥwildaʼx̱w of the Kwakwaka'wakw Nations); Luzene Hill (Eastern Band…
No Land
If you know where to look, you can find the Kentucky Coffee scattered in parking lots and traffic medians across the city of Albuquerque, where it has found a home as an ‘urban development tree.’ Over the past two years, Erin Louise Gould’s art practice has centered on this rare tree and its peculiar story. Living with a chronic and painful autoimmune disease and surviving a decade-long eating disorder, Gould has used her art practice to tackle issues relating to…
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
"The Palate of my work reflects where I live," says Wall. "The Native cultures of my family and friends have always been my inspiration. The high desert surroundings, and the earth colors that surround me, are as much a part of me as they are a part of my art." This ongoing exhibition will resume once public gathering restrictions as a result of Covid-19 have been lifted. Please be sure to call the museum prior to your planned visit.
Museum of Encaustic Art
The Museum of Encaustic Art is proud to present it's first online exhibition opening: 2020: New Beginnings (MMXX). The call for art nation-wide, asked encaustic/wax artists to delve into the creative process with the idea of "new Beginnings" What will your '20s look like? In 1920, women got the right to vote. What new beginnings will 2020 have in store for your creative efforts? Little did we at the Encaustic Art Institute/Museum of Encaustic Art, know that the COVID-19 pandemic…
Richard Levy Gallery
Richard Levy Gallery is pleased to present a selection of nine photographs by Rania Matar from the series SHE. In the artist’s words, “This project organically evolved, as I gradually found that the photographic process was becoming more collaborative and performance-driven, and that the women I was working with more involved in the creative process. Instead of just being present in, and blending into, their environment, they were owning it, presiding over it, and making it their own. I found…
Abiquiu Inn
The show must go on, even in days of social distancing. So get on out and visit the beauty of the Northern New Mexico countryside. Then stop off at the Abiquiu Inn's Galeria Arriba for an art-fix. You won't be disappointed. Lucia Vinograd’s art is wide-ranging with paintings, drawings, portraits, and mixed media. Her commissioned works have been shown at the Whitney Museum, the Brooklyn Museum, MOCA, and published in Art in America. Although a virtual tour will be available…
