An exhibition at the Sun Valley Center for the Arts, featuring work by Elliot Anderson, Mark Klett and Byron Wolfe, Matt McCormick, Roger Minick, Karla Wozniak, and Cedra Wood. The road trip has been around for centuries. First-century Roman aristocrats traveled around the Mediterranean visiting sites that even then were considered ancient wonders. During the...

Watershed Bounding is a collection of work from the practice of field-based artists who locate their creative process and critical inquiry in the ecologic conditions of “Place”. Showcased in this exhibition are works from Land Arts of the American West students, alumni, faculty, and visiting artists curated around the theme of Watershed. Alongside this is...

The Land Arts of the American West program at the University of New Mexico and the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies present a transdisciplinary exhibition entitled Ucross: A Portrait in Place. During two two-week residencies in 2013 and 2014, seven artists–all alums of the Land Arts program–worked with Yale scientists, including Charlie Bettigole,...

That Sound Under the Floor Is The Sea, a solo exhibition of paintings, drawings, sketches, prints, and ephemera from the Far North, is the result of art-centric travels above the Arctic Circle in September – November 2012. From the press release: “Svalbard, a remote archipelago halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole, was home...

Curated by New Mexico Museum of Art curator of special projects, Merry Scully, Alcove 12.0 included the work of 45 artists from across the state of New Mexico. Five new artists were exhibited every five weeks from March 2012 through April 2013 in the bays of the historic building.

(s)and is a group of artists, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This exhibition will serve to introduce our work as unique particles of a whole, a sum and its parts, to illustrate the diversity and quality of artistic voices in this region. Coming together as a community, we promote community, despite differences, to create a...

The Renga Project began on the summer solstice, 2013, and is a new take on an ancient traditional collaborative form of Japanese poetry. Fifty-two weekly stanzas were written by a diverse group of New Mexico poets; fifty-two New Mexico artists were invited to create a linked drawing with each artist responding to a writer’s stanza....

The Ghost Town Arts Collective is back with their group exhibit “Relative Proximity,” celebrating connection and distance in its myriad forms.

The Arctic Circle is an expeditionary residency that brings together artists, architects, writers, composers, scientists and educators. For several weeks each year, participants voyage into the open seas and fjords of the Svalbard archipelago aboard a specially equipped sailing vessel. Magnetic North is a selection of works by 23 artists from the 2009-2012 residencies: Saul...

“We’ve never been here before” is a sentiment that brings to mind uncharted paths, discovery, excitement and adventure. We, as a civilization, have never come so far. But in 2013, when scientists at Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii uttered this phrase with respect to the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere, it was...

Curated by artist Dr. Amanda Stuart, Imaginarium explores the realm of imaginary creatures and/or forms that speak to interpretations of “hybrids”: imaginary creatures, creations, or objects that are fanciful, intriguing, even confronting; invite interpretation, and explore the cross-fertilisation of ideas, places and imagery. The exhibition explores the political, spiritual, technological, biological, ecological and cultural, and...

Fathom Out is a two-person exhibition of Arctic-based work. Mounted in the Mesaros Gallery at West Virginia University, the show juxtaposes large-scale oil paintings by Beau Carey and miniature acrylic paintings by Cedra Wood.

An exhibition of work by Lauren Greenwald, Brooke Steiger, and Cedra Wood, showcasing sculptures, prints, paintings, drawings, video and photographs by the three artists. Initially brought together by their mutual experiences in the Land Arts of the American West Program at the University of New Mexico, Greenwald, Steiger and Wood have independently applied a peripatetic...

In conjunction with OneBeat ABQ at the Rail Yards, for one night only–Saturday, November 1, 5-9pm. You are the Doorway  is a series of installations curated by Billy Joe Miller, appearing in the Albuquerque Railyards Blacksmith Shop during the OneBeat ABQ international music event and art happening.  The exhibition explores the concepts of spirit, thresholds and...

Common Threads, an Austin College Alumni exhibit, features art work by Carl Antonowicz, Brianna Burnett, Brent Fogt, Candace Hicks, Horace Hobbs, Seth Hudson, Kristy Peet, Heidi Rushing, Dianne Smith, Cedra Wood, and Kelly Yarbrough.

Among the Final Thunders of These Ices, a solo exhibition–the first to feature finished large-scale drawings and paintings resulting from 2012’s Arctic research–is showing in the Small Engine Gallery in the Barelas neighborhood in Albuquerque.