Nicola Lopez, Uncategorized
Great to have artist Nicola López back in New Mexico — this time at the Albuquerque Museum to install “Haunted” in the museum lobby as part of the annual Visiting Artist program. “Haunted” is a site-responsive installation that reflects...
Harold Mendez, Uncategorized
In 2017, artist Harold Mendez traveled to Havana, Cuba at the invitation of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation’s International Connections initiative. Brought to a Santero’s celebration in Regla—a municipality in the city of Havana and a former...
Harold Mendez, Uncategorized
While in Cuba, artist Harold Mendez encountered sites of commemoration, offering, and sacrifice to Cuban artist Belkis Ayón. “Counterweight” depicts such an offerings – an industrial steel weights, found on a trip to Captiva Island. Currently traveling is a...
Archive News Page, Danielle Orchard, Uncategorized
A great viewing experience of Tamarind editions and works from other international publishers currently available on Artsy, with the online version of the IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair. Just one of the many gems is this recent edition: Danielle OrchardThird Hand, 2019...
Archive News Page, Jim Dine, Uncategorized
A little inspiration from one of the great draftsmen and printmakers of our time. One of our favorites from the flat files, this print is on view now via Artsy and the IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair: JIM DINENew Mexican Aloe, 2010Two-color lithograph with etching and...
Archive News Page, Mark Dion, Uncategorized
We caught up with artist Mark Dion during the quarantine to hear his thoughts on the new reality. Seems artists are perhaps the best prepared for isolation. For an artist whose practice includes traversing wide open spaces, specimen collecting, and seeking out...
