Artist Statement - Jim Gale My love of photography began when I was about 12 years old, learning to develop and print B&W in a school art class. For years I used my grandma’s old range-finder camera and by the time I was in high school, I had built a small...
Inpost Artspace
The Inpost Artspace has been presenting exhibits since 1996 making the Visual Arts a vital part of the Outpost experience. Over the years, several highly respected Curatorial Teams have selected more than 400 New Mexico based artists (and beyond) to exhibit their work on these walls. From 2015-2019 the Inpost Artspace welcomed a relationship with the UNM College of Fine Arts by working with UNM faculty members and MFA including Erin Galvez, and Robbin Bates until 2019. From 2019 until CoVid shut things down, we worked with Lea Anderson and Chandler Wigton both artists as well as faculty members at CNM. Presently the curatorial role at Inpost is done on an ad-hoc basis. Our next show will be curated by Chandler Wigton and Lacey Chrisco, who works as an independent curator. . |
Inpost Artspace Reception: Future Makers: Art by students of Albuquerque Charter High Schools
Come celebrate the strength and individuality of these young artists, each selected for their talent and bold creativity. Hailing from Albuquerque Charter Schools including Explore Academy, Amy Biehl High School, and Media Arts Collaborative Charter School, these...
Inpost Artspace Reception: Deep Research: Drawings, Collages, and Paintings by Peter Voshefski
Albuquerque-based artist Peter Voshefski presents his epic studies about the relationship between landscape, ecological systems, and imagination, seeming to illustrate a non-sequential narrative of the mythology of Life and Earth. Installations of mysteriously painted...
First Friday Artscrawl— Inpost Artspace Reception: Cold Sweat— work by Rita Bard, Loc Huynh, and Laura Wacha
Cold Sweat is a three-person exhibition of new work by Rita Bard (Santa Fe, NM), Loc Huynh (Denton, TX), and Laura Wacha (Bernardo, NM). In uncertain times such as these, humor is a tool that can give us relief while simultaneously sharpening one’s critical engagement...
First Friday Artscrawl: Inpost Artspace Reception: FLOW RIDING EDGE WHISPRS: WORK BY timothy jason reed
A dynamic selection of abstract drawings and paintings by Santa Fe-based artist timothy jason reed, who describes his work as “…whispers and rhythms…ideas and inspirations, gently inviting you into their dance / swimming with the song of your gaze.” Born in 1976, reed...
Ranging Conversation: Artwork by Edgar Sorrells-Adewale
The Inpost Artspace’s Summer/New Mexico Jazz Festival exhibition features Ranging Conversation: Artwork by Edgar Sorrells-Adewale. Spanning 1985 to the present, this body of work interacts with, and mixes, various materials. Sorrells-Adewale states, “I view art-making...
Inpost Print 2019
The Inpost Artspace is pleased to announce Inpost Print 2019. Exhibiting artists are Christine Adams, Eryn Bathke, Stefan Batista, Diana Cervantes, Elena Carrasco, Linda Davidson, Jessica Gross, Calliandra Hermanson, Julianna Kirwin, Kathleen Keaveny, Louis...
Inpost Artspace Reception: Adjacent Possible | Artwork by Isadora Stowe
Artist Reception: Friday, March 15, 2019 / 5 - 7pm The Inpost Artspace is pleased to announce Adjacent Possible, a selection of monotypes created while in residence at Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont by Isadora Stowe. Additionally, each monotype is...
OUTPOST MEMBERS BIENNIAL EXHIBITION
RECEPTION: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 5-7PM –FIRST FRIDAY ARTSCRAWL The Inpost Artspace is pleased to announce Outpost Members Biennial Exhibition. We will be presenting contemporary regional artists working in 2D mediums. Artists include Virginia Baich, Michael Bell,...
Inpost Artspace Reception: Night Navigation | Artwork by Derek Chan
The Inpost Artspace is pleased to announce Night Navigation, a selection of inter-connected artworks from 2013 to the present, by Derek Chan. The artworks in Night Navigation look to celestial phenomena as a guiding force during uncertain times. The exhibition...