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Northeast Heights ARTScrawl, Friday, July 18, 2008 - 5-8:30pm
For a printable map click here
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Framing Concepts
5809-B Juan Tabo NE - 294-3246
Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-4 and by appointment
Artscrawl until 8:30pm
www.FramingConceptsGallery.com
Reckoning Minds, Time and Distance, a one person show for J. Waid Griffin, opens Artscrawl evening at Framing Concepts. Albuquerque artist Waid has traveled far and wide throughout the Southwest, capturing the landscape with his bright palette of color. He prefers to paint pleine aire and frequently joins in pleine aire paint-outs. Runs through August 16.
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Nob Hill Gallery
7400 Montgomery NE, Suite 19 (Mossman Center)
268-9969 – Mon-Sat 11-5:30, First Fridays until 8:30
www.nobhillartgallery.com
Featured Artists for July are Darlene Moore, Jerry Love, Juliana Farresta and Richard Gabriel, Jr. Moore is a creator of whimsical glass kaleidoscope wich include many found objects. Love likes to tell stories with pencil, pen and ink, and scratchboard. His subjects include of horses, cowboys, trains and Civil War reenactments. Farresta, combines her love of nature and wildlife with her photography. She captures everything from squirrels in her backyard to wolves in wildlife sanctuaries. Gabriel creates Art for People, objects that can be widely appreciated and still conform to his creative vision.
Palette Contemporary Art & Craft
7400 Montgomery NE, Suite 22 (Mossman Center)
855-7777 - Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun by appointment
First Fridays until 8 pm
www.palettecontemporary.com
Essence of the Pause: A Clear Vision by British Artist C. Morey de Morand opens Artscrawl evening with an artist’s talk at 6:30 pm. Her electrically charged and highly didactic canvases result from structured and layered grid systems of bright color and clean lines. Raised in Canada and now living in London, Morey de Morand’s life and work are heavily influenced by both her travels and the artists she has encountered along her path.
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Weyrich Gallery
2935-D Louisiana NE
883-7410
Tue-Fri 10:30-5:30, Sat 11-5:30, Mondays by appointment
First Fridays until 9pm
www.weyrichgallery.com
Weyrich hosts a reception for Twilight, paintings and drawings by Emily Trovillion. The show is titled Twilight because the world becomes more profound, reflective and a bit melancholy as daylight fades. Familiar objects become other worldly creatures or monsters.. The wind picks up and things become quieter. Twilight is a transformative time. The show runs through August 29.
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Galleries @ Cal-Linn
6320 Linn Avenue NE
(505) 830-9653
Open by appointment and Artscrawl events
First Fridays until 8:30pm
www.arthaus66.com www.artbargallery.com www.scottmichaelgallery
This newest member is a collective comprised of three art venues in the historic Microsoft building. Enjoy three fine shows that will run through August 8. ArtHaus66 will present the stunning paintings of Colorado artist Julie Maren. These large scale paintings offer a view of the secret life of animals in an otherwise inert world. A startled white deer, an astute fox or a helpless lamb, these animals pull at our soul’s strings with their strong symbolism and naked splendor. Arthaus is committed to bringing in cutting edge artwork from Europe and the US at affordable prices. If you haven’t discovered this new venue, Artscrawl is a good time to stop by. Art Bar Gallery will be featuring new collage art work by Wayne Berube and Scott Michael Gallery shows new sculpture and paintings by Scott Michael.
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“Aurora” Julie Maren
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Arts Alliance Gallery
In the Courtyard – upper level
1100 San Mateo NE at Lomas - 268-1920
Mon-Fri 9-5, First Friday until 8:00 pm
www.abqarts.org/gallery
The New Mexico Gourd Society will present Art From the Vine, its first juried gourd art show at Arts Alliance in July. This will be a chance for Albuquerque to see the unique and enchanted world of gourd art at it’s finest, including figures, masks, jewelry, musical instruments, bowls and vessels. Included among the artists in this show are several who have had their word published in books and some who have won ribbons in shows across the nation. Come and see all the amazing things that can be done with art that comes from a vine. The show closes July 28.
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Mama’s Minerals
In The Courtyard – upper level
1100 San Mateo NE at Lomas
Mon-Fri 9-7, Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5, Artscrawl until 9pm
www.mamasminerals.com
Summer in the Southwest – A Turquoise Beading Contest opens at Mama’s Minerals for Artscrawl. Beading artists from around the metro area have entered some of their best work in Mama’s Second Bead Artistry Contest – this time featuring the timeless blue green Turquoise. These contests have become quite competitive, with jewelers submitting their most inspired works, allowing you a window into one of a kind techniques created in our own beading community. At 7pm, winners will be announced in five categories, and you will have the opportunity to take home one of these turquoise jewelry pieces through the Silent Auction, held from 5pm – 7:30pm. Meet the artists, enjoy good company and good food until 8pm.
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(Represents all three artists work)
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Wright’s Indian Art – since 1907
In The Courtyard – lower level
1100 San Mateo NE at Lomas – 266-0120
Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 10-5, Artscrawl until 8:30pm
www.wrightsgallery.com
A View to Admire: Work by Three Prominent Female Artists will exhibit Artscrawl evening only. The show honors three women who have made it to the top - each a nationally recognized master (mistress?) of her medium: Michelle Tsosie Sisneros, painter. Niece of the renowned Pablita Velarde, painting is in her genes, but the poetic realism style is all her own. Valerie Namoki, Hopi clay sculptor whose figures have won awards and are included in the collections of the Heard Museum. Jennifer Curtis, prize-winning Navajo silversmith whose peers have called her “the best woman working”. Her precise stamp work is becoming a legend.. Meet, greet, and eat! Don’t miss this Artscrawl evening only event.
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Albuquerque Art Business Association
P.O. Box 36588
Albuquerque, NM 87176
(505) 244-0362
Fax (505) 771-4094
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