an artist-run community art space
CURRENT:
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Opening Reception: Friday Oct 10, 6-9pm
Closing Reception: Friday Nov 7, 6-9pm at Fourteenfifteen Gallery & Alpaca Since 1995, Bryan Konefsky has supported moving image artists from around the world through his work with Basement Films and his Experiments in Cinema film festival. This exhibit marks the first major survey of Konefsky’s own creative work in New Mexico. The gallery exhibit will consist of paintings, conceptual work, performance and moving image installations. Konefsky’s work explores issues such as identity, community and place, political corruption and urban decay, notions of masculinity – from the personal to widening circles of the political. |
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UPCOMING:
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Wild & Precious
Katrina Noble Opening Reception: Friday Nov 14, 6-9pm Closing Reception: Friday Dec 5, 6-9pm at Fourteenfifteen Gallery & Alpaca 
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LATER in 2025:
December: Mary Tsiongas & Jim Roeber //// David Castillo
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Curatorial Residency:
Call for Proposals Deadline: December 1, 2025 The L.o.A. Collective is launching a curatorial residency in Alpaca in the summer of 2026, seeking New Mexico-based curators, programmers, artists, or collectives to take over the curation of public events in Alpaca from June 8 through Sept 6, 2026.
The collective is particularly interested in proposals with strong conceptual content, that critically address urgent topics, that represent a diverse range of human experience, and reflect the diverse cultures of our region. Proposals may include group exhibitions, installations, performances, workshops, political actions, etc. Guest curator(s) will have 24-hour access to the space for the duration of their residency and promotional support from the L.o.A. Collective. Please send proposals to [email protected] with subject line: Curatorial Residency In your proposal:
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We're back in the 4th St storefronts!
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We are so happy to be back in our original building after the 2024 fire and building restoration!
We can't thank everyone enough for your help after the fire, be it by donating to our GoFundMe, coming to events in our makeshift gallery, or your supportive words and many labors of love. While it might feel cliché to hear, and irrelevant considering all that we face in these tumultuous times, we need art more than ever because with art comes community. This has been an ethos of many of the radical movements before us and will be a necessity in our fight moving forward. |
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