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Michelle Blade
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Until The End of the World
by Kate Skelly
Michelle Blade at Center for Contemporary Art
January 18th - February 17th
Posted
1/24/13
Just before 2012 gave way to 2013, we saw another end times prediction come and go. As the Mayan calendar drew to a close, the world kept on turning, and as far as I can tell no massive shift of consciousness took place. This most recent brush with doomsday anticipation now sits neatly at the end of Wikipedia’s list of “dates predicted for apocalyptic events”. Each prediction on the list has of course been repudiated by the world’s pesky habit of sticking around. Perusing this catalogue of grim... [more]
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Life on the Flip Side
by 516 Arts
Justin Bagley, Amy Balkin, Michelle Blade, Swimming Cities (Tod Seelie), Siraj Izhar, Jed Lind, Mary Mattingly, Travis Meinholf, N55, Building a Nation, Jay Nelson, Mia Nussbaum, David Ondrik, Elysa Lozano for Autonomous Organization, Roberta Price, Stephanie Smith, David Wilson, Meow Wolf at 516 ARTS
June 4th, 2011 - August 27th, 2011
Posted
8/17/11
Life on the Flip Side
Concurrent exhibits at 516 ARTS home in on alternative communities
By Drew Morrison
The first thing you notice is a bearded man with “Hug Life” tattooed across his beer gut, standing on a homemade raft. This image, and numerous other examples of alternative living, are the focus of two summer exhibits at 516 ARTS: Across the Great Divide, a collection of photographs by Roberta Price, and Worlds Outside This One, featuring more than a dozen contributors. Across the Gre... [more]
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Chekhov, The Apocalypse And Minimalism: Haiku Reviews (Huffington Post)
by 516 Arts
Justin Bagley, Amy Balkin, Michelle Blade, Swimming Cities (Tod Seelie), Siraj Izhar, Jed Lind, Mary Mattingly, Travis Meinholf, N55, Building a Nation, Jay Nelson, Mia Nussbaum, David Ondrik, Elysa Lozano for Autonomous Organization, Roberta Price, Stephanie Smith, David Wilson, Meow Wolf at 516 ARTS
June 4th, 2011 - August 27th, 2011
Posted
8/17/11
HAIKU REVIEW: Roberta Price, whether she meant to or not, compiled one of the great photographic documentations of the American hippie lifestyle in the late 1960s and '70s. Resident of and frequent visitor to the communes that sprouted amongst the edenic (if hardly forgiving) mountains and valleys of Colorado and New Mexico, Price regarded her fellow ruralists as friends and family and co-conspirators, but shot them also with the analytical eye of an anthropologist. In other words, these are no... [more]
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The Art of Dwelling
by Abhilasha Singh
Justin Bagley, Amy Balkin, Michelle Blade, Swimming Cities (Tod Seelie), Siraj Izhar, Jed Lind, Mary Mattingly, Travis Meinholf, N55, Building a Nation, Jay Nelson, Mia Nussbaum, David Ondrik, Elysa Lozano for Autonomous Organization, Roberta Price, Stephanie Smith, David Wilson, Meow Wolf at 516 ARTS
June 4th, 2011 - August 27th, 2011
Posted
6/26/11
Concurrently with Across the Great Divide, 516 ARTS will host a related exhibition in the downstairs gallery organized by guest curator Erin Elder titled Worlds Outside This One, featuring a group of emerging international artists and innovators responding to the legacy of homesteading, squatting, hermitage and fort building. The exhibition addresses the urge for momentary acts of self-determination, creating hand-hewn spaces in the gallery and interactive experiences for visitors, as well as s... [more]
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The Good Earth
by 516 Arts
Justin Bagley, Amy Balkin, Michelle Blade, Swimming Cities (Tod Seelie), Siraj Izhar, Jed Lind, Mary Mattingly, Travis Meinholf, N55, Building a Nation, Jay Nelson, Mia Nussbaum, David Ondrik, Elysa Lozano for Autonomous Organization, Roberta Price, Stephanie Smith, David Wilson, Meow Wolf at 516 ARTS
June 4th, 2011 - August 27th, 2011
Posted
6/8/11
The Good Earth
by Adrian Gomez
To be one with the land is a difficult yet simple way to live.
Technology troubles are nonexistent. Hard work is needed, but the rewards are plentiful.
For generations, communities popped up around the world where people chose to live off the land. From building their own houses to growing and raising their food, those communities strived to make a simpler life.
It will host exhibitions and programs that explore self-sufficiency, community and visions of utopia.... [more]
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Utopian ideals of hippie era illuminated by modern context of a pair of new exhibits at Downtown’s 516 Arts
by 516 Arts
Justin Bagley, Amy Balkin, Michelle Blade, Swimming Cities (Tod Seelie), Siraj Izhar, Jed Lind, Mary Mattingly, Travis Meinholf, N55, Building a Nation, Jay Nelson, Mia Nussbaum, David Ondrik, Elysa Lozano for Autonomous Organization, Roberta Price, Stephanie Smith, David Wilson, Meow Wolf at 516 ARTS
June 4th, 2011 - August 27th, 2011
Posted
6/8/11
Utopian ideals of hippie era illuminated by modern context of a pair of new exhibits at Downtown’s 516 Arts
By Heather Saxton
Exploring community, autonomy and counter culture, UnCommon Ground presents harmonious visions of utopia in a summer program at Albuquerque’s 516 Arts.
Two exhibits form the heart of the new show: Worlds Outside This One highlights innovative artists from around the globe who collaborate to illuminate the legacy of ad-hoc communities, and Across the Great Divide f... [more]
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Paper Weight: Local History in Paper!Awesome!
by Franklin Melendez
Joshua Abelow, Ky Anderson, Joe Biel, Libby Black, Michelle Blade, Ernesto Burgos, Ajit Chauhan, Todd Chilton, Creativity Explored, Chris Duncan, Vic Haven, Xylor Jane, Jason Jägel, Matt Kennedy, Mads Lynnerup, Barry McGee, Julio Morales, Danielle Mysliwiec, Tucker Nichols, Mat O'Brien, Matthew Palladino, Kottie Paloma, James Sterling Pitt, Kyle Ranson, Evelyn Reyes, Matthew Rich, Clare Rojas, Zachary Royer Scholz, Mike Shine, TM Sisters, Dean Smith, Deb Sokolow, Chris Sollars, Travis Sommerville, Paul Wackers, Lindsey White, Eric Yahnker at Eli Ridgway Gallery
February 20th, 2010 - March 27th, 2010
Posted
3/16/10
The third installment of Brian Nuda Rosch’s Paper! Awesome! show at Baer Ridgeway picks up where the previous two left off and with the same premise: limit artists to an 8 ½ by 11 paper canvas (with a notable few exceptions) and a relatively short time frame. The resulting works offer an intriguing cross-section of young and young-ish artists working with a broad range of media. Sprawling over the two level exhibition space, the install certainly has the look of diversity, rang... [more]
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Dealership at Cinders
by John Daquino
Dustin Aksland, Michelle Blade, Kelie Bowman, William Buzzell, Nate Crane, Kiersten Essenpreis, A.J. Fosik, Bobby Hacker, Kyle Mock, Maxim Ryazansky, Souther Salazar, Sean Samoheyl, Sto, Mark Todd, Esther Pearl Watson at Cinders Gallery
June 13th, 2008 - July 13th, 2008
Posted
7/6/08
Cinders continues their tradition of quirky summer group
shows with their newest installment, Crooked Smiles, Steady Voices, and a
Trunk Full of Cash, which turns their
storefront gallery space into a faux used car lot, complete with automobiles
and terrible sales pitches. Though one can describe most of the work on view as
... [more]
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