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Gallery ABQ Show with Plein Air Landscapers

2/21/2021 4:39:50 PM | Comment on this

I will be showing 2 paintings at the Galley ABQ show in April 2021.  There is planned a reception on April 2nd, 2021 from 5 -8 pm. 

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The Art of Quarantine - New Mexico Cancer Center Gallery with a Cause Show

2/18/2021 4:54:52 PM | Comment on this

The Art of Quarantine

February 22 - May 12, 2021

curated by Gallery Director Regina Held

This exhibition showcases how creativity can help help artists cope with the pandemic and social isolation. Some have produced large amounts of work in their regular styles, others experimented with new media and subject matter. This 409 piece show features a variety of styles, subject matters and media, including ceramic, quilts, weaving, mixed media, painting, printmaking and photography.
Important Note:  Please contact Regina Held at the Gallery for a Cause to purchase any of my paintings in the show.  She can be reached at (505) 803-3345 and ask for the Gallery Director, Regina Held. She will arrange for the purchase transaction and arrange the shipping to your location. 
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About Gallery With A Cause

When the New Mexico Cancer Center was initially constructed in 2001, one of the primary design goals was to surround patients and staff with beauty and light. So, the center was constructed as a living art gallery as well as a medical facility, filled with stunning, high-quality art, many created by local artists, with new exhibits every three months. We are extremely fortunate to have Regina Held, a greatly respected and very knowledgeable member of the New Mexico art community, as our gallery director.

The art also is an integral part of the philanthropic efforts of the NM Cancer Center Foundation, dedicated to supporting patients coping with the non-medical costs of having cancer and other life-disrupting illnesses. In addition to financial assistance, part of our mission is to make the experience of being treated at the NM Cancer Center as supportive and warm as possible.

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