October First Friday ARTScrawl (October 5th; 5-8pm) Local Treasures: Celebrating the work of Roe LiBretto, Denise Weaver Ross, & Laura Wacha!
Join us in the celebration of not one, not two, but three Albuquerque Art Business Association Local Treasures! Artists Roe LiBretto and Denise Weaver Ross join 2014 designee Laura Wacha to create an evening with memorable, thought provoking figurative paintings. Light refreshments will be served.
Exhibition runs through October 31, daily 11 am to 6 pm
2043 South Plaza St. NW – 246-9653
ARTISTS OUT & ABOUT
AMY M. DITTO
Rio Grande Arts & Crafts Fair
Where: Big White Tent, Sandia Casino When: October 5-7 & 12-14 (9am- 5pm)
Amy will be in booth E-22 both weekends! You can find her on the western end of the tent in the center aisle that runs east-west. She’ll have new work, and some great deals, so come on by and say hello!
“The Adventurers” by Amy M. Ditto
RICK SNOW 30th Annual Old Church Fine Arts Show & Sale
Where: Old San Ysidro Church, 966 Old Church Road When: October 6-13th (11am- 5pm) Opening Reception: Friday, October 5th (5-7pm)
Come on out to Corrales this coming weekend and congratulate Rick Snow! He took best in show for 3D art at the Corrales Old Church Fine Arts Show! The show features fifty-four artists working in all media, and is open Saturday October 6th- Saturday October 13th (11-5pm).
DENISE WEAVER ROSS 64 Hexagrams
Where: Tortuga Gallery, 901 Edith Blvd SE When: October 5-27 (Regular Business Hours)
This First Friday, after visiting Ghostwolf, be sure and pop by Tortuga Gallery to say “hi” to Denise Weaver Ross and check out her opening (6-9) for an exhibition entitled “64 Hexgrams”.
DEALT: Artwork by Denise Weaver Ross
Where: Slice Parlor, 9904 Montgomery NE When: ThroughOctober 31 (Regular Business Hours)
Hungry for a bite of Pizza? Stop by the Slice Parlor on Montgomery and check out the artwork Denise has on display! A reception for Denise will be held on October 11th. Save the date!
CLAUDIA CHAVEZ & SEAN PAUL GALLEGOS
Albuquerque Museum:
American Jewelry from New Mexico
Where: Albuquerque Museum When: Ongoing, regular museum hours
Two Ghostwolf artists have pieces in the ongoing “American Jewelry from New Mexico”exhibit. The museum has acquired these pieces for its permanent collection.
Per the museum website: “Albuquerque Museum presents a major exhibition with accompanying book published by the Museum of New Mexico Press, surveying, through more than 300 spectacular objects, all aspects of jewelry adornment from prehistory to the present. Rather than focus on a single culture group, individual artist, time period, or medium as have most jewelry exhibitions and publications, American Jewelry from New Mexico tells the stories of diverse heritages simultaneously, as artists live, in concert, trade, and adaptation with their neighbors.
Necklace by Claudia Chavez
“By the Horns” by Sean Paul Gallegos
CALL FOR ART
Deadline: October 14th, 2018
“To make people free is the aim of art, therefore art for me is the science of freedom.” -Joseph Beuys
Ghostwolf Gallery invites local artists to submit artwork for an exhibition entitled REPRESENT! in celebration of the midterm elections.
The purpose of this exhibition is not to highlight any particular issue or perspective, but to be a means for our local artists to share what may be their less seen, or more controversial or challenging work. We seek to represent a full spectrum of ideas and encourage artists from all walks of life and political orientations to submit.
What are you passionate about? Are the hot-button issues in the spotlight what you’re really concerned about, or are there other issues you feel are often neglected or swept under the rug? Submitted work needn’t be immediately understood as political or it may be overtly so. If you are interested in the conservation of wildlife and public spaces, your landscapes are just as relevant as another artist’s statements on second amendment rights.
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