Kate Breakey: Wondrous Things July 29th – September 30, 2023 Opening + Artist Reception: Saturday, July 29th, 4-6 pm This exhibit showcases a collection of recent hand-colored photographs and contemporary orotones. The images capture the beauty of everyday objects, including still-lifes, dried flowers, insects, lizards, ravens, landscapes, fruits, vegetables, and even the moon. Each piece
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Fractured: 2020 Juried Exhibition through May 23rd, 2019 Opening: Friday, February 28th, 5–7pm “Today, our world can seem divided in a multitude of ways. Between debates over the climate emergency, corporations literally breaking our earth with fracking, families split at national borders, and our divided political systems, societal unity and harmony feel like a distant
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Kate Breakey: Tree Stories November 22,2019 – February 22, 2020 Opening Reception: Friday November 29, 2019 5-7pm photo-eye Gallery 541 South Guadalupe St Santa Fe, NM 87501

Reuben Wu: Aeroglyphs & other Nocturnes August 30 to October 20, 2019 Opening & Artist Reception: Friday August 30, 5-7 PM photo-eye Gallery 541 South Guadalupe St Santa Fe, NM 87501

Kindred Spirits: The Familiar and the Wild Featuring Keith Carter, David Deming, Pentti Sammallahti and Maggie Taylor June 28- August 24, 2019 Opening Reception: Friday June 28, 5-7PM PHOTO-EYE GALLERY (Railyard Arts District) 541 SOUTH GUADALUPE ST, SANTA FE, NM 87501

Christopher Colville: FLUX through June 22nd, 2019 Exhibition Opening Friday, April 26th, 5–7pm “Enigmatic, emotional, and explosive, Christopher Colville’s unique silver gelatin prints combine an utterly contemporary execution with a timeless aesthetic. Crafted using controlled gunpowder-based explosions Colville records the blast’s energy as it travels across traditional light-sensitive photographic paper yielding abstract images that are
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Cody Brothers: The Forgotten Horizon May 22nd – June 19th Reception May 24 5-8pm “In 2016 Cody Brothers was a grant recipient of the prestigious “Imagine Your Parks” project, awarded through the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Parks Service. The grant officially sponsored Brothers work at Death Valley National Park in California,
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