NEW WORKS!

October 13, 2017

If our gallery needed a watchdog, "Crocodylus Tafti" by Richard Swenson would certainly be a prime candidate for the job!  This 8'4" reptillian bad boy barely made it through the gallery door before he sold, but I just had to share him with you.  Swenson tells me there may be another crocodillian in our future.  Anyone interested?
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Richard Swenson / "Crocodylus tafti" / Scrap Metal Sculpture / 14" x 100" x 15" / SOLD
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Kathleen Doyle Cook / "The Energy of Love" / Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas / 48" x 36" / 2017
August 5, 2017

Katheen Doyle Cook's show, "Then and Now - A Retrospective" has been up for just over a week now, and the response has been fantastic.  "The Energy of Love" is one of her latest paintings, completed just weeks before the show opened.

You can see a full preview of Kathleen's show on our Facebook page by clicking HERE.
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Cecilia Kirby Binkley / Winter Evening / Oil on Canvas / 12" x 16"
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Linda Petersen / Morada, Abiquiu / Oil on Canvas / 12" x 16"
July 8, 2017

We wanted to share two small gems created for our current show, "Landscape!"  The show will be on exhibit through Saturday, July 22.

Featured here are "Winter Evening" by Cecilia Kirby Binkley, and "Morada, Abiquiu" by Linda Petersen.
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Steven A. Jackson / Interior, Abandoned School House, Near San Augustine, NM / Archival Digital Print
June 8, 2017

This haunting photograph of the interior of an abandoned chapel school near San Augustine, NM was a late addition to Steven A. Jackson's show - the photograph was taken just a month before the show's opening.  Changes & Continuity - The Photographs of Steven A. Jackson will be on exhibit through June 26th.
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Richard Swenson / SINGING COYOTE – MALE / Scrap Metal Sculpture / 33” x 34” x 8”
April 22,2017

Los Alamos sculptor Richard Swenson puts his own unique twist on a staple of Santa Fe style - the singing coyote.
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Aaron Karp / MONARCH / Acrylic on Canvas / 34" x 48"
April 20, 2017

Albuquerque artist Aaron Karp just brought in the first two pieces from QUIVERS, his new series.  The shading and form of Monarch trick the eye, creating the bold illusion of a three-dimensional work that defies the reality of the flat canvas.