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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,”…
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Pagosa Arts Council Show a Step Up, Durango Herald, June 24, 2008
“The Flock” by Lorraine Trenholm won first prize at the PSAC 5th Annual Juried Show Review Pagosa Springs Arts Council’s fifth annual Juried Art Exhibition, Tuesday-Sunday, noon-4 p.m., through July 8, 315 Hermosa Street (in Town Park), Pagosa Springs, 264-5020. The Pagosa Springs Arts Council opened its fifth annual Juried Show on Thursday and took…
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Armory Expands, Adds Modern art dealers
The Armory Show will no longer be devoted exclusively to contemporary art. The Armory Show is expanding its current location at Pier 94 to include Pier 92. Pier 92 will be home to The Armory Show–Modern, dedicated to dealers specializing in Modern works. According to The Armory press release: “The Armory Show is known for…
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Theater takes center stage in Pagosa, Durango Herald, June 20, 2008
Variety of genres featured during busy summer schedule Actors Nick Hoenshell of Tyler, Texas, left, and Andrew Evans of Chica go, Ill., rehearse outdoors for the Square Top Repertory Theatre’s produc tion of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” June 20, 2008 By Leanne Goebel | Special to the Herald This summer, Pagosa Springs is filled with…
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The Armory Show–Another Strong Year
Collector’s at the Armory Show Yesterday, I posted an article on the PULSE Art Fair. The Armory Show is the most important American art fair and the largest fair held in New York that last weekend in March. There were ten art fairs that weekend and one would have to be a bit psychotic to…
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Highlights from the PULSE Art Fair, March 27-30, 2008
I’ve overly challenged myself to keep up with all the great trips and experiences I’ve been having since winning the Creative Capital | Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writer’s Grant. This last week the Affordable Art Fair hosted 70 galleries in New York, representing work from $100-$10,000. It brought to mind the amazing experience I had…
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All in the paintings, Durango Herald, June 3, 2008
Review Rance Hood: Mystic Painter by Rance Hood and James J. Hester, University of New Mexico Press. 176 pages, 71 color plates, 138 color photos, 18 halftones, 1 line drawing, 1 map, $39.95 hardback. Collectors edition with an original drawing by Hood, signed by the artist and dated March 2008 are available at Rain Dance…
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Riding into Telluride, Durango Herald, May 16, 2008
Jon Bailey and Chad Cheeney’s documentary “Mallethead,” from which this photo is taken, will be shown in Telluride’s Mountain Film over Memorial Day weekend. A 60-mile bicycle journey from Durango through New Mexico to Mancos for seven mountain-biking polo players became the basis for a 19-minute film called “Mallethead.” The film debuted last October at…
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Art in springtime, Durango Herald, May 9, 2008
Explore Downtown during Durango’s Gallery Walk Jami Tobey will be at the Rain Dance Gallery to talk about her paintings like “Wildflowers,” shown here. Twice a year, Durango galleries get together and host a gallery walk. They invite artists to show up and mingle with guests, chill the Pellegrino and put out a plate of…
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