Fourteenfifteen Gallery is an experimental, independent space for art
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Vision Redefined Stephanie Galloway, Heather Marie Bergerson, Janet Montoya, & Rachel Preston Opening reception: Friday April 12, 5-8pm Closing reception: Friday May 3, 5-8pm Vision Redefined is a group exhibition of four artists from New Mexico who are visually impaired. The artists Stephanie Galloway, Heather Marie Bergerson, Janet Montoya, & Rachel Preston, work in diverse modes, yet they are united in the shared experience of navigating a visual world with differing visions. |
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TIL WE ARE FULL claudia hermano Opening reception: Friday April 12, 6-9pm Closing reception: Friday May 3, 6-9pm TIL WE ARE FULL explores body size, gender, and race as social constructs. hermano uses photography, sculpture, and poetry to articulate the messiness of corporeality and question the authenticity of body and self. As a fat, mixed-race, trans person, hermano was taught to separate self from my body; this work blurs the lines between sculptural and biological body, extending identity to fabric, flesh, paper, and earth. claudia hermano (they/them) is a fat, non-binary, filipino-american artist working primarily in photography and sculpture. They were born in New York and spent their childhood moving between New York, California, Texas, and Massachusetts. They received a BA in photography from Hampshire College in 2019 and are pursuing their MFA in studio art at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque; expected 2024. |
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WE ARE HOME Mikaila Dart Opening reception: Friday May 10, 6-9pm Closing reception: Friday May 7, 6-9pm we are home is a collection of works depicting childhood memories and ephemera from my grandparents’ homes. The purpose is to return to youth; a time when the body craves mischief and playfulness. These pieces are created at the pace at which a memory exists and are displayed at the height most immediate for a young person. Within these places made up of physical immediacies, I offer a more elusive and ethereal subject; the cat—a vessel for myself and for the viewer to return to a nostalgic moment in time. Mikaila Dart is a painter and drawer living and working in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Working primarily with oil stick on paper, Dart fuses the domestic space with feline figuration. She earned her BFA in Studio Art at the University of New Mexico. Dart's work has been exhibited at John Sommers Gallery, Garage Door Gallery, Clown School Gallery and Freestyle Gallery. She is the recipient of the 2023 Reggie Behl Drawing Award. www.mikailadart.com |