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CALL FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS Deadline Extended to July 10
The thematic
for our call for photographers is incredibly relevant as smoke from wildfires in Canada continues to rise into the stratosphere, then spreading across thousands of miles over North America and the Atlanta Ocean. On that note, we have decided to extend the deadline for As Above, So Below to July 10! The pop-up exhibition will be in Santa Fe, in November, juried by Toby Jurovic, Director of the Barry Lopez Foundation for Art & Environment. APPLY HERE
We are also extending the announcement of artists who will be included in The New Geologic Epoch online exhibition + book. There were over 400 submissions and it will take another week to complete the selection. Thank you for your patience.
Today we formally announce our very first pop-up gallery exhibition in Santa Fe, titled Some Kind of Nature, opening in September. The works selected by artist and curator Dominique Mazeaud, are by members based in New Mexico, Arizona, California, Washington, Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Canada and Greece. Eighty artists were invited to apply based on a POLL sent out early March. see below
As we do every year in July, membership is 50% off through the end of the year. If you know someone who might like to join, now is a great time to try it out. JOIN US
Patricia Watts, founder Header image: USA Today, US wildfire, smoke map
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have you subscribed yet? If you are interested to learn about our members exhibitions and events, please subscribe to our bi-monthly email with at least 60-80 listings every two weeks. This service is good through December 31, 2023, and is currently 50% off at $15. You do not need to be a member to subscribe. Gallery and Institution level memberships will receive the subscription email automatically. |
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Some Kind of Nature
September 3 - 23, 2023
FOMA, pop-up gallery at 333 Guadalupe Avenue, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Some Kind of Nature
is the title of the ninth track on the Gorillaz’ 2010 album “Plastic
Beach,” and is the point of departure for this gathering of artists from
across the United States, Canada and Europe. As we have entered the
Anthropocene, with human impacts becoming the dominant force of our
changing climate, this exhibition presents the role
artists can play in having conversations about how humans are
contributing to our chances of survival for many generations to
come.
Artists include: Moira Bateman, Joan Baron, David Cass, Shirley Crow, Rosalyn Driscoll, Jeanne Dunn, Kelly Eckel, Holly Fay, Bia Gayotto, Karen Hackenberg, Perri Lynch Howard, Stacy Levy, Nancy Macko, Aline Mare, Claire McConaughy, Anna Mein, Mary Meyer, Meredith Nemirov, Lil Olive, Erika Osborne, Catherine Ruane, and Beth Ames Swartz.
Image: ©Shirley Crow, Up in Flames, 2023, oil paint on panel, 42 x 114 inches, click for more information
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featured ecoartspace artist
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miguel sbastida
"Trying to understand the stones as an abstracted landscape extraction, I
carefully studied the surface of a section within these rocks and made a
series of graphite drawings. Once these were finished, the area
corresponding to the drawing was excavated in the rocks. Out of respect
and in consideration for the geological history preceding the finding of
these stones, I developed a series of cartographical artifacts,
including map sections, latitude and longitude coordinates, photographs
and sample textures taken at the sites." www.miguelsbastida.com
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order now
Earthkeepers Handbook available to ship! We have 27 left, from 220 printed.
Go to store
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Can Art Change Attitudes Toward Climate Change? is an article including artworks by Diane Burko on Hyperallergic, June 12, 2023. Above
The Renwick Invitational showcases contemporary Native Craft is a review in the Washington Post of the exhibition "Sharing Honors and innovation," curated by Dr. Lara Evans, at the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery. June 7, 2023.
Talk of Iowa radio
show features new play highlights the partnership between Amana
Inspirationists/Colonists and Indigenous Meskwaki People, a story
presented in a new production titled Squatters on Red Earth, which explores their shared communal societies in Iowa, written and produced by Mary Swander. June 7, 2023.
Bay Ridge Through an Ecological Lens: Nancy Nowacek is a Hot Air review by Art Spiel. June 16, 2023.
Bay Ridge Through an Ecological Lens: Jennifer McGregor is a Hot Air review by Art Spiel. June 2, 2023.
Bay Ridge Through an Ecological Lens: Peter Edlund is a Hot Air review by Art Spiel. June 9, 2023. |
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ecoartspace has
served as a platform for artists addressing environmental issues since
1999. In 2020, we transitioned to a membership model. Members include
artists, scientists, professionals, students, and advocates sharing
resources and supporting each other's work. This is an inclusive,
non-competitive collaborative environment where we can imagine and make
real a healthy, equitable, resilient future. |
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PO Box 5211, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502
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