The Open Space Visitor Center Presents: The 2009 Gallery Schedule
JanuaryNew Mexico Weaves Cathlena Burr Donna Contractor The goal of this show is to showcase the finest weaving that our talented New Mexico weavers have to offer and to exhibit as many different representations of fine weaving as possible to the general public. |
FebruaryNew Mexico Weaves Cathlena Burr Donna Contractor See January for description |
MarchLast One Out, Turn Off the Lights; or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Coyote Printmaking Juane Quick-to-See Smith Jaune Quick-to-See Smith's show at the OSVC will consider the place Coyote holds: both in the stories of many Native American peoples, as a mischievous caretaker and bringer of light and wisdom, and as a member of the everyday ecology of nearly the entire North American continent. |
AprilLast One Out, Turn Off the Lights; or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Coyote Printmaking Juane Quick-to-See Smith See March for description |
MayLand/Art Gatherings Becky Holtzman/ Linda Holland 516 Partnership In conjunction with the Land/Art collaborative The Open Space Visitor Center will host a collection of land based installations in our gallery and in the Bosque adjoining our facility. |
JuneLand/Art Gatherings Becky Holtzman/ Linda Holland 516 Partnership See May for description |
JulyLand/Art Gathered & Woven Education Show Weavers Guild/ Nan Simpson In conjunction with the Land/Art collaborative Open Space will host a show of weavings derived form exotic and indigenous flora. We will also play host to a variety of demonstrations pertaining to make land based arts. |
AugustLand/Art Gathered & Woven Education Show Weavers Guild/ Nan Simpson See July for description |
SeptemberA View With Room Plain Air Painters of New Mexico (PAPNM) will focus their creative talents on the many Open Space Properties found in and near Albuquerque. |
OctoberA View With Room Plain Air Painters of New Mexico (PAPNM) See September for description |
NovemberAncient Drawings Walter Wollert Photographs of Petroglyphs This show will explore the iconic Petroglyph rock drawings of the ancient puebloan cultures of the Middle Rio Grande Valley |
DecemberLands of Whimsy Chamberland, Denton, Hertel, Giese These artists will depict our rich New Mexican history and land by painting not only with color but also elements of whimsy, decay and rebirth. |
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