News from the Gallery

At the new Passage Arts space, our inaugural exhibition will be James Surls: From the Old Growth, an expansive reading of Surls’s work spanning some 50 years of his art, with 29 sculptures and 16 drawings. The exhibition establishes Surls, a lodestar of Texas sculptors, as a major 20th and 21st century American artist.
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Join us in person this Saturday, September 24 at 2:00pm for popcorn, a champagne toast to Bert, and a chance to see Bert's work in our current show The Visionaries.

In Whitehorse's works we seek meaning in a world observed but unseen, a place of primal recognition and poetic elusiveness. Drawing upon her life experiences and Navajo heritage, the images tell the story of intimate knowledge of the Southwest landscape over time. For Whitehorse, nataure is synonymous with movement and change, but also a reminder of the fragility of human existence. The desert is marked by apparent contradictions; the elements constantly participate in a perceptual gambit of space, form and void, shadow and light.

Emmi Whitehorse was born in Crownpoint, New Mexico and is a member of the Navajo Nation. She received her MA in Printmaking with a minor in Art History from University of New Mexico. Whitehorse has exhibited nationally and internationally with such institutions as Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art and Snite Museum of Art, University of Notre Dame. She currently lives in Santa Fe.