PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Last Updated: May 7, 2008 - 9:16 AM   PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Visual Arts Listings: April 2-8 Openings: Hair of the Dog at CCA; impressionistic Hungarian art  at Charlotte Jackson Project Space;  at Harry's Roadhouse, the 3-D paintings of L Scooter Morris; Michael Bauermeister's large wood sculptures at Patina Gallery; new gallery Perpectives Fine Art...   >>more Published: April 2, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Visual Arts: Deal With It Art for what ails us.  >>more Published: April 2, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Zane's World: Bad Dream The continuing saga of the proposed Neighborhood Conservation District (NCD) ordinance...  >>more Published: April 2, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Visual Arts Listings: March 26-April 1 Eldorado artist Cate Goedert's Dolls: Sacred and Profane at Whole Foods Gallery; at Verve Fine Arts, Vincent Cianni's and David Scheinbaum's photographs; Works Progress Administration (WPA) government funded art at the Governor's Gallery; Art on the Edge at New Mexico Museum of Art...  >>more Published: March 26, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Curtains! Three takes and three fates on photo process.  >>more Published: March 26, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Zane's World: Crying Wolf Meow Wolf and its peer organizations and audiences are the future and the lifeblood of this town...  >>more Published: March 26, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Visual Arts Listings: March 19-25 Kid's draw self-portraits and then write about themselves at the Santa Fe Children's Museum; artists open their studios at the Santa Fe Art Institute; Norma Howard's paintings at Blue Rain; Geoffrey Gorman’s trash/mixed-media animal sculptures at Jane Sauer; The Perpetual Art Machine, a video installation at Mov-In Gallery...   >>more Published: March 19, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Time Has A Middle A not-so-frozen moment at Underground.  >>more Published: March 19, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Zane's World: Park Raving Mad It’s difficult to understand why the mostly forward-thinking and creative businesspeople on the Railyard would complain about a public policy geared toward green transport, reduced carbon and a healthier populace.  >>more Published: March 19, 2008 PREVIOUS ISSUES : CULTURE : Visual Arts Visual Arts Listings: March 12-18 Openings: Pisces Show at Baca Street Studios; fabric collages of Barbara Lee Smith; nine clay artists at Santa Fe Clay; New Gallery Artists to Watch at Turner Carroll Gallery; RUST at Untrained Boxcar Gallery; plus the Cirque de CCA benefit...  >>more Published: March 12, 2008 >>More Articles © Copyright 2000-2008 by the Santa Fe Reporter