Launched in 2011 by the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, Artists for Positive Social Change is a “university-wide series of events, lectures, and performances that highlights one high-profile issue, artist or genre each year.” …

In 1991 the Scandinavian photographer, Penti Sammallahti, was awarded a 15-year grant from the Finnish government to go do what he does best—travel and take photographs. His recent exhibition at Photo-Eye Gallery (December 7—February 9) is …

Just in case the Mayan Calendar holds true, A2 recognizes the cream of Santa Fe for making 2012 so splendidly arty. Alcove Shows The New Mexico Museum of Arts began their Alcove Shows in March of …

SFUAD BFA Thesis Show Useless Things & Other Stuff, the SFUAD BFA Thesis show, opened on November 30th, with a solo show by Sandra Halpin who is the only graduate this semester from Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s …

The latest show at James Kelly presents two artists, Aldo Chaparro and Wes Mills, whose work couldn’t be more different. Chaparro, based in Mexico City, came to Santa Fe to fabricate his large stainless steel sculptures, for …

Eggman & Walrus’s new show Paint Forward opened last Friday with a live performance by Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s Treemotel and 40 acrylic paintings by John Barker, an emerging artist and Santa Fe …

An exhibition of drawings by David X Levine opened October 19th at Eight Modern, the gallery’s second show of his work.  The first, She Kept Her Heart Parked On A Hill, which paid homage to music of the …

Dust in the Machine opened on September 21st at the CCA, in conjunction with ISEA2012 Albuquerque: Machine Wildnerness.  The show presents eight artists whose work takes the landscape as evidence of civilization and engages in dialogue with the …

The AHA Fest was an all day event this past Sunday, September 16, starting at 11am with booths closing up just after 7pm.  It was busy and festive and if there was ever a doubt that …

AHA Fest is days away (Sunday, September 16th, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.) and after last year’s huge success, this year’s Railyard extravaganza promises to be another cultural pinnacle for the City that was in the past indifferent …