Chiaroscuro Gallery The Institute for Contemporary Art in Boston recently opened a solo show in their Fotene Demoulas Gallery for Rose B. Simpson. The show consists of predominately figurative ceramics from 2019 to the present including “Genesis Squared” pictured below, which was one of the first major pieces to incorporate lazer cut steel lines and forms with … Read more
Santa Fe- As part of Chiaroscuro’s Annual Contemporary Native American exhibitions we pleased to present our featured solo exhibition of new paintings and prints from Duane Slick (Meskwaki/Ho-Chunk Nations) titled There Are No Endings. The exhibition is on view from August 12 through September 10 in the main downstairs gallery at 558 Canyon Road. Please … Read more
Santa Fe- Chiaroscuro is pleased to present a solo exhibition titled Pacific, by California based abstract painter Daniel Brice. Pacific is on view from July 8 through August 6 in the main downstairs gallery at 558 Canyon Road. Please join us for an artist opening reception on Friday, July 8 from 5-7pm. Pacific is a … Read more
“Clay was the earth that grew our food, was the house we lived in, was the pottery we ate out of and prayed with,” says the Native American sculptor and rising star. By Jori Finkel, from New York Times, June 16, 2022 ESPAÑOLA, N.M. — The artist Rose B. Simpson was sitting in her 1985 … Read more
Santa Fe, NM– Chiaroscuro is pleased to present the 2022 season opener with a solo exhibition by abstract painter Gayle Crites titled, Murmuring Skies. The new exhibition brings together approximately a dozen larger scale works on tapa paper. This body of work explores the artist’s ideas and feelings about climatic change and global warming through … Read more
Duane Slick deploys his canine friend in a thrilling show. For the 60-year-old artist and professor, this first museum solo is long overdue. By Dawn Chan April 14, 2022, reprinted from New York Times As a boy growing up in the Midwest, the artist Duane Slick recalls, spending weekends with his parents and his six … Read more
“side walk, 6′ apart in New York City” March 10, 2022 – July 10, 2022 In April 2020, at the height of the onset of the pandemic in New York City, photographer Renate Aller began inviting one friend at a time to join her on the sidewalk in front of her building in Soho, where … Read more
Congratulations Rose on receiving a 2021 Joan Mitchell Fellowship award! From https://www.joanmitchellfoundation.org/journal/announcing-2021-joan-mitchell-fellows “The selection of the 2021 Joan Mitchell Fellows was initiated by 88 nominators, 44% of whom are themselves artists, and nearly a quarter of whom were participating in the process for the first time. The nominators reflect broad geographic diversity—representing 47 states, Washington, … Read more
Exhibition Review, written by Trevor Bishai for Musée Magazine Plate 124, Patagonia, Chile, 2019. Archival pigment print The German-born visual artist Renate Aller has long been interested in the intersections between memory and landscape. Made up of large-scale images of remote natural forms such as Patagonian glaciers and the Himalayan mountains, her latest series, The Space … Read more
Renate Aller: The Space Between Memory and Expectation September 10 – October 9, 2021 Opening Reception and Book Signing, Friday, September 10, 5-7pm Santa Fe, NM– In conjunction with the release of Renate Aller’s most recent monograph, The Space Between Memory and Expectation, we are pleased to present a solo exhibition of her most recent … Read more
