MALA BREUER: EARLY WORKS 1970 - 1980

Artist and owner Ford Smith will be in attendance, introducing new original paintings and limited editions.

Emily Mason: Contemplating Color

David Burliuk (1882-1967): Russian Futurist

40 years of Painting and Works on Paper from the Collection of Louis and Annette Kaufman.

Glasswork by nine exceptional artists: Rik Allen, Niko Dimitrijevic, Kim Goldfarb, Kelly O’Dell, Ross Richmond, Hib Sabin, Raven Skyriver, Randy Walker and Liz Wolf

Sand . Silk . Snow

Inaugural exhibition at the new location will feature the work of selected gallery artists.

New works by Susan Roamaine, solo show

West Palace Arts District First Friday Artwalk

Noted for his modern interpretations of forms built upon Tanba traditions and materials, Keiichi Shimizu explores three-dimensional interplay of lines and surfaces. His deceptively simple and elegant forms in fact embody sophisticated geometric plays of lines and surfaces, brought together by use of indigenous Tanba clay with contrasting colors and texture.

Margeaux

Perlucere

Large-scale images on glass and mixed media work

Jay Tracy, Fugitive Form: Thermogenic Drawings & Mixed Media Paintings

Paintings by Tom Kirby

Braldt Bralds

Experience Installation Art by Cathy Aten, Sandro Del Rosario, Rebecca DiDomenico,
Stacey Steers, Chuck Zimmer, and the gardeners at El Zaguan


Exhibition will be on display at the Historic Santa Fe Foundation’s El Zaguan,
545 Canyon Road, Santa Fe

Bernd Haussmann: New Paintings

Robert Burt - New Work

On its surface, the term “Bling” describes the gold, silver and gemstones that bedazzle contemporary celebrities, specifically those in the music industry. However, the term originates from the commercial sound effect that accompanies the flash, shine, glitz and sparkle that is the result of toothpaste and other “new and improved” cleansing products offered up daily for our consumption. The popularization and proliferation of the term has become synonymous with ostentation, pretension and swagger. The derogatory implications of the term are not vague nor are they subtle.

It may be summer in Santa Fe, but come get “iced out” with us.

11 DIVAS from around the US, our first POP event of 2008. Champagne and chocolate delights will be served. The Silent Art Auction benefits Southwest C.A.R.E. Center—a respected organization serving all New Mexicans living with HIV. Our DIVAS have created small works especially for this event—a POP auction first and tradition in the making.



We believe in our role in the Santa Fe art community as a force of change –redefining the gallery experience one show at a time.

Kent Lovelace: Landscapes on Copper