January 24, 2017
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October 23, 2016
The summer Season in Santa Fe is over, the Fall is beautiful (more sun and warmth than is usual for this area...just moved some pepper and tomato plants back outside, on this late October day! Never happened before.
We've been back from Europe for just over 3 weeks. We spent a week as usual in Berlin, still discovering new areas. I also took the train to Usedom where I will have a show of my (especially anti-war) paintings in the Summer of '17, staying overnight in Zinnowitz, a resort we had lived in for some months after the bombing of Peenemuende. Unfortunately for me and the seagulls, all of the beaches in that section of the island had high wireless, and the seagulls were nowhere to be seen. I swam twice anyway in the Baltic on that short trip. In Basil I looked for the gallery I has originally found Friedrich Geier's work in (Brigitta Leupin); it had moved across town to the Muensterplatz. She was happy to see me, and suggested we might do a collaboration.
Stone Heng and Avebury were memorable Highlights; unlike most viewers we do not own a 'smartphone' and enjoyed the experience by just being as totally present as possible. We hope to return there again. My husband, Dan kept pointing out that no billboards marred the English country side. Santa Fe's City Council however, wants to place interactive electronic billboards all over Santa Fe. I hope the public comes in numbers to the Nov. 9th meeting to show their displeasure at this further Disneyland-izing of our historical, art and culture fostering city.
We had a wonderful celebration of my 75th Birthday (10/19) last night with several artist friends like Eli Levin, Jerry West, Sandra Place and Siegfried Halus among them. The raffle to which I donated 8 works was fun and humorous.
THE next event for A SEA Gallery will be my show of NEW work, including Berkeley and Das Niebelungenlied, as well as Diamond Sky (from/with Bob Dylan) The Sky in Eden. November 12, 3 -6 pm
We've been back from Europe for just over 3 weeks. We spent a week as usual in Berlin, still discovering new areas. I also took the train to Usedom where I will have a show of my (especially anti-war) paintings in the Summer of '17, staying overnight in Zinnowitz, a resort we had lived in for some months after the bombing of Peenemuende. Unfortunately for me and the seagulls, all of the beaches in that section of the island had high wireless, and the seagulls were nowhere to be seen. I swam twice anyway in the Baltic on that short trip. In Basil I looked for the gallery I has originally found Friedrich Geier's work in (Brigitta Leupin); it had moved across town to the Muensterplatz. She was happy to see me, and suggested we might do a collaboration.
Stone Heng and Avebury were memorable Highlights; unlike most viewers we do not own a 'smartphone' and enjoyed the experience by just being as totally present as possible. We hope to return there again. My husband, Dan kept pointing out that no billboards marred the English country side. Santa Fe's City Council however, wants to place interactive electronic billboards all over Santa Fe. I hope the public comes in numbers to the Nov. 9th meeting to show their displeasure at this further Disneyland-izing of our historical, art and culture fostering city.
We had a wonderful celebration of my 75th Birthday (10/19) last night with several artist friends like Eli Levin, Jerry West, Sandra Place and Siegfried Halus among them. The raffle to which I donated 8 works was fun and humorous.
THE next event for A SEA Gallery will be my show of NEW work, including Berkeley and Das Niebelungenlied, as well as Diamond Sky (from/with Bob Dylan) The Sky in Eden. November 12, 3 -6 pm
August 3, 2016
David Rogers' Show
A SEA Gallery will feature artist, David
Rogers acrylic and oil paintings (both “Faces” and Abstracts) in a show
“Embodied / Abstracted” from August 6 to September 1st with an Opening
Reception the afternoon of Saturday, August 6, from 3 to 6 pm. 836 A Canyon
Rd. 988-9140
From the fourth generation of artists in the
Wyeth-Hurd clan, David Rogers is the son of Peter Rogers and Carol Hurd, both
well known Santa Fe painters; all three have shown for years in the Wyeth-Hurd
Gallery. David, who turned 50, grandson of Peter Hurd and Henriette Wyeth and
grand nephew of Andrew Wyeth, studied at the Chicago Art Institute and has a
B.A. in Studio Arts and Art History from UNM. While Rogers seems to express
states of mind in his“Faces,” which are more contemporary than the Hurd-
Wyeth tradition, his abstracts deviate completely from his family, exploring
further some of the ideas and aesthetic of the New Mexico Transcendentalists.
For more information call Monika Steinhoff at
988-9140.
Thank you.
June 9, 2016
Having had to upgrade my computer system, I am still working on understanding this new (for me)system. So this is my first Blog entry on this unfamiliar machine!
So, in 8 days is the Book Signing for well known artist, Bruce Lowney: Friday, June 17th from 5 -7 (in THE the time is given as 6 - 9! but the 5 - 7 pm is usual on Canyon Rd. If necessary we' ll be there beyond 7 pm.
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