Tag: art review

Survey of Black art in New Mexico is rich, insightful

Step inside a powerful survey of 28 Black New Mexican artists challenging erasure, exploring identity and redefining resilience.

A stitch in time: A bold, contemporary embroidery exhibition at Inhabit Galerie

Between engineering and art

Will Clift’s gravity-defying sculptures are wondrous, but are they great?

Cara and Diego Romero forge their own paths through contemporary Indigeneity and Western pop culture

Three exhibitions to see in Albuquerque

A video art exhibition at Art Vault explores the meaning of free will today

An exhibition of truly underrepresented voices demands to be heard

In Review roundup: 'Realms of Seduction,' 'For Piet’s Sake — Old and New Paintings: Robert Storr' and 'Fritz Scholder: Diversity of Brilliance'

Halos without angels: the smart, sad, beautiful collages of Kim Arthun

Surprises abound at Taos Abstract Artist Collective’s Fall Exhibition

Better than crystal balls: Helen Pashgian's art reminds us how to see

Form is emptiness, or .... How I learned to stop worrying and love Karen Yank's art

'Underground World Experience' goes back to the future

In Review roundup: Three shows to see before they close

'Queer Magnetism' is 'vast and polychromatic' but not overwhelming

German art exhibition at Albuquerque Museum explores life under fascism

In Review roundup: Three art shows to see

Patrick Dean Hubbell makes materials dance

Rhinestones and rodeo stars: 'Manhandled' at INHABIT Galerie revisits cowboy/cowgirl culture

Kenneth Kendall takes an intimate look at celebrity in 'Hollywood Confidential'

City Hall's Gallery One exhibition of UNM digital art faculty, intriguing if confusing

In Review roundup: Four shows in Santa Fe

Esteban Ismael Durán combines textile, tin in a startlingly contemporary way