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Music of the Great Earth: Hung Liu at Pie Projects

Hung Liu, Music of the Great Earth II, 2008, 80 x 480 x 4″, mixed media on panels
Opening reception (public)
Saturday, August 21,  2 – 4 pm
 
Discussion with Liu’s retrospective curator Dorothy Moss, Jordan Schnitzer, and Tonya Turner Carroll
Sponsored by Tamarind Institute
Saturday, August 21,  4 – 5:30 pm  
 
Hung Liu
Born February 17, 1948 (China)
Migrated to the United States 1984 (California)
Passage to heaven August 7, 2021
 

Beloved Chinese-born American painter Hung Liu passed away on August 7th. Diagnosed just a month earlier with pancreatic cancer, she left with tremendous courage and grace. Her spirit will keep shining through her art, which she always saw as bigger than herself. We are heartbroken, and honored to celebrate one of history’s most remarkable humanist artists with the upcoming exhibition Music of the Great Earth: Hung Liu at Pie Projects.

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The 2021 Santa Fe Studio Tour

2021 Santa Fe Studio Tour

Santa Fe Studio Arts Collective is proud to present The 2021 Santa Fe Studio Tour. Local artists, engaged in creating fine art in Santa Fe County, open their studios annually for the Santa Fe Studio Tour. Open to the public, a free event, this is an unique opportunity for the public to see the artists’ latest work and their working environments.  
 
The 2021 Santa Fe Studio Tour will kick off with an artists’ reception on October 8th.  This is an opportunity for the public to view all the artists’ work and map out their Studio Tour.
 
Visit the new Santa Fe Arts Collective website to learn more.

The Santa Fe Studio Tour also has a new Progressive Web App (PWA); it has been updated with the 2021 participating artists, so visit it now to plan your tour!

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SITE Santa Fe SPREAD 7.0 Finalist Projects

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Congratulations Site Santa Fe SPREAD Winner!

SPREAD is a long-running SITE Santa Fe initiative that provides visibility, career-development support, and funding for New Mexico-based artists through a crowd-funded micro-grant. This year, through a virtual voting process, our community generated a grant of over $8,000!

Last week, we tallied the votes and awarded the final micro-grant to Mira Burack for her project, Sleeping Huts. Congratulations!

Congratulations to all of the SPREAD 7.0 finalists hazel batrezchavez, Mira Burack, mk, Diego Medina, Dorothy Melander-Dayton, and Martín Wannam for their incredible work. Follow them on social media to continue to support their work!
 
hazel batrezchavez @hazelbatrezchavez
Mira Burack @matterology
mk @mnkndy
Diego Medina @daydreamboy
Dorothy Melander-Dayton @dorothy505
Martin Wannam @martinwannamremix

Previous SPREAD EVENT:
SPREAD 5.0

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SITE Santa Fe Mary Weatherford: Canyon – Daisy – Eden

 

Mary Weatherford
Mary Weatherford, Her Insomnia, 1991, Organized by the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College

Over the last three decades, Los Angeles-based artist Mary Weatherford has developed a rich and diverse painting practice: from early target paintings in the 1990s based on operatic heroines, to expansive, gestural canvases overlaid with neon glass-tubing that brought attention to Weatherford’s practice in the 2010s. Mary Weatherford: Canyon—Daisy—Eden presents a survey of Weatherford’s career, drawing from several distinct bodies of work made between 1989–2017. As constant experiments with color, scale, and materials, these works reveal the continuity of Weatherford’s preoccupation with memory and experience, both personal and historical.

Originally from Ojai, California, Weatherford earned a B.A. in art history and visual arts from Princeton University, and an M.F.A from the Milton Avery School of Fine Arts at Bard College. In 1985, she participated in the Whitney Independent Study Program where she began to develop her visual language and earliest paintings.

A career-spanning catalogue will be published in conjunction with the exhibition and will include an introductory essay by co-curator Bill Arning, an interview with the artist by curator Ian Berry, and writings by Elissa Auther, Nick Debs, Arnold Kemp, Rebecca Morris, Michael St. John, Margaret Weatherford, and others.

SITE Santa Fe Mary Weatherford: Canyon–Daisy–Eden is presented by the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College. The exhibition is organized by guest curator Bill Arning and the Tang Teaching Museum Dayton Director Ian Berry in collaboration with the artist. It opened at the Tang February 1 – July 12, 2020.

SITE Santa Fe Mary Weatherford: Canyon–Daisy–Eden joins exhibitions at other cultural institutions around the country to participate in the Feminist Art Coalition (FAC). FAC fosters collaborations between arts institutions that aim to make public their commitment to social justice and structural change. It seeks to generate cultural awareness of feminist thought, experience, and action.

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Springtime at Pie Projects

Springtime at Pie Projects

A pop-up exhibition in Santa Fe, NM featuring Daniel Ballesteros and Matthew McConville
March 31 – April 23

Reception: April 23, 5:30-7:30

Richard Levy Gallery is pleased to announce a satellite show in Santa Fe in partnership with Pie Projects. This exhibition includes four gilded photographs by Daniel Ballesteros and eleven fantastical paintings by Matthew McConville. This is the inaugural presentation by Pie Projects and the first exhibition in Santa Fe presented by Richard Levy Gallery. Appointments are being offered from April 13 – 22. There is a public reception on April 23rd from 5:30-7:30 and no appointment is required for the reception. 

A third-generation Filipino-American, Daniel Ballesteros grew up in the Midwest and never felt like he fit in. Finding solace in nature, Ballesteros began photographing urban trees. In the Gold Leaf Trees series, Ballesteros masks all elements of nature and applies gold leaf to the rest of the image. Each image is produced in an edition of three, and because the gold leaf is applied by hand, each artwork is unique.

Matthew McConville paints exquisitely detailed arrangements of imagined plant life. Influenced by traditional practices such as 18th-century Dutch painting, botanical illustration, and Japanese flower arranging, as well as current topics relating to gene modification, sustainability, and extinction. These luminescent paintings are the artist’s interpretation of future worlds.

Pie Projects is a flexible event/gallery space that hosts art-related events to support human creativity, artists, and allied organizations. Launched in 2021 by Alina Boyko and Devendra Contractor, Pie Projects is located in the Baca Railyard District in Santa Fe, NM. Springtime at Pie Projects is their inaugural presentation.

Richard Levy Gallery shows contemporary art in all mediums by emerging and established regional, national, and international artists. This year marks the thirtieth anniversary of Richard Levy Gallery.

 Images for this exhibition can be viewed on ARTSY.net and www.levygallery.com. High-resolution images are available on request. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube: @levygallery @pieprojects.santafe @ballesterosprojects @mcconvillematthew #richardlevygallery #pieprojects #springtimeatpieprojects #danielballesteros #goldleaftrees #matthewmcconville #flowersfortheanthropocene

Dates: March 31–April 23, 2021
Closing Reception: April 23, 5:30–7:30 pm
Location: Pie Projects, 924B Shoofly Street Santa Fe, NM 87505
Contact: 505.766.9888, info@levygallery.com, www.levygallery.com @levygallery

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Breath Taking: New Mexico Museum of Art

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ON DISPLAY MARCH 13, 2021 – SEPTEMBER 5, 2021

Breath Taking. Curated by Kate Ware, in this exhibition, contemporary artists find inventive ways to express this fundamental and elusive act by measuring it, scanning it, enclosing it, evoking it, and reminding us of our own vulnerability.
kim richardson Breath Taking
Kim Richardson, A Memory from the Long Dream V, 2017, Archival pigment on Italian Rag, 40”x 30”
Included are more than forty-five drawings, installations, photographs, sculpture, and video by artists Stuart Allen, Linda Alterwitz, Dan Estabrook, Brian Finke, David S. Goodsell, Cynthia Greig, Alison Keogh, Sant Khalsa, Marietta Patricia Leis, Shaun Leonardo, Tony Mobley, Jill O’Bryan, Peter Olson, Kim Richardson, Frank Rodick, Meridel Rubenstein, Don J. Usner, and Will Wilson. 

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Jennie Hirsh Mini-Course

Online Mini-Course with Jennie Hirsh SITE Santa Fe

MICA Professor, Jennie Hirsh will be offering an online mini-course on on Feminist Thought in Contemporary Art.

Mondays in March at 2pm!

This four-week online course brought to you by SITE Santa Fe will consider the history of feminist thought in contemporary art from the 1960s to the present through case studies of artworks, exhibitions, performances, and initiatives that highlight feminist practice.

Jennie Hirsh
Jennie Hirsh is a Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore and the assistant curator of Invisible City
Week One (Mar 1) review the history of legislation connected to feminism in the U.S. as well as key artistic thinkers and critiques.

Week Two (Mar 8) examine early Feminist Art in the 1960s and 1970s.

Week Three (Mar 15) considers of the next wave of feminist artists with an emphasis on performativity and community from the 1980s to the present. 

Week Four (Mar 22) focus on twenty-first century artists whose work represents feminist gestures and critiques conventional understandings of gender. 

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