Category: Santa Fe

  • Shift

    Constance de Jong Press Release from Charlotte Jackson: “Shift” is the title that Constance DeJong has chosen for her upcoming exhibit at Charlotte Jackson Fine Art in Santa Fe. Shifting planes of sheet metal have long been an essential feature of her art, forming the basis of its austere beauty. This time, the installation will…

  • Matt Magee at Eight Modern in Santa Fe

    :Anagram: by Matt Magee From Eight Modern Gallery: New York artist Matt Magee creates graphic systems of language based on an internal, undefined lexicon of shapes and colors. His art is inspired by his Texas childhood, much of which was spent accompanying his geologist father to sites of Native American ruins and pictographs throughout the…

  • The Continuing Evolution of Minimalism: Susan York at Lannan Foundation

    Three black-silver columns are installed in the white cube gallery at the Lannan Foundation in Santa Fe, NM. Two are six feet tall and about ten inches wide and are placed almost in two opposite corners of the space. Almost, because they do not touch the perpendicular wall, a tense space of an inch between…

  • Ephemeral BIENNIAL, Durango Herald, June 27, 2008

    ‘Lucky Number Seven’ at SITE Santa Fe explores collaboration, energy Nadine Robinson’s sculpture “Tri-Christus” is on the roof of the SITE Santa Fe building, where the show “Lucky Number Seven” will run through Jan. 4. June 27, 2008 By Leanne Goebel | Special to the Herald “It’s not the outcome that’s important, it’s your intention,”…