Sunday, October 5th, from 4–6 p.m., Light Art Space will host the closing party and take final bids.
We are pleased to announce that San Lorenzo winery, JG Owens, will offer their wines at a no-host bar.
Can’t make it to Silver City? View and bid online; shipping can be arranged.
Purchase With A Purpose – bid now!, 70 plus unique artworks and other items are on display at Light Art Space, as well as online at the link above. Online bidding continues until 2 pm on Sunday, October 5th.
Proceeds from the auction will support Light Art Space’s programs, including juried exhibits, educational outreach, and engagement with local events and artists, as well as building maintenance. We sincerely appreciate everyone who supports us, and hope you will join us for the 7 Year Itch Silent Auction!
From September 25th through October 5th, 70 plus unique artworks and other items will be on display at Light Art Space, as well as online at the link above.
Many Grant County artists, including Diane Kleiss, Carlene Roters, Paul Hotvedt, and Susan Mach, have donated their work. From the sophisticated to the playful, southwestern, or experimental, you’ll find truly creative works of art—preview and bid in the gallery or online at https://www.32auctions.com/lightartspace-7-year-itch
Join us for the final bidding party!
Sunday, October 5th, from 4–6 p.m., Light Art Space will host the closing party and take final bids.
We are pleased to announce that San Lorenzo winery, JG Owens, will offer their wines at a no-host bar.
Can’t make it to Silver City? View and bid online; shipping can be arranged.
Proceeds from the auction will support Light Art Space’s programs, including juried exhibits, educational outreach, and engagement with local events and artists, as well as building maintenance. We sincerely appreciate everyone who supports us, and hope you will join us for the 7 Year Itch Silent Auction!
From September 25th through October 5th, 60 plus unique artworks and other items will be on display at Light Art Space, as well as online.
Many Grant County artists, including Diane Kleiss, Carlene Roters, Paul Hotvedt, and Susan Mach, have donated their work. From the sophisticated to the playful, southwestern, or experimental, you’ll find truly creative works of art—preview and bid in the gallery or online at https://www.32auctions.com/lightartspace-7-year-itch beginning September 25th.
Sunday, October 5th, from 4–6 p.m., Light Art Space will host the closing party and take final bids.
We are pleased to announce that San Lorenzo winery, JG Owens, will offer their wines at a no-host bar.
Proceeds from the auction will support Light Art Space programs of juried exhibits, educational outreach, and engagement with local events and artists, as well as building maintenance. We sincerely appreciate everyone who supports us, and hope you will join us for the 7 Year Itch Silent Auction!
September has arrived with cooler temperatures and a freshness in the air.
On September 1st, Light Art Space turned seven! This year has been one of reflection and contemplation. With the support of the dedicated LAS artists and our community, I am committed to continuing the mission we began in 2018. We have had a great response to our Membership program (see details below) and are excited to present our Seven Year Itch Silent Auction September 25th – October 5th. The auction will be held in the gallery and online, with viewing and bidding available beginning September 25th. I hope you will participate and take home a piece of art to support LAS.
Exhibitions
Join us this Friday, September 5th, 5 pm – 7 pm, for the opening reception of The Cadence of Color: New Textures, New Colors, New Quilts. New works by Anne Parker. The Flash Gallery has never looked so bright and colorful! Anne will talk about her work and answer questions at 5:30.
Continuing in the North Gallery, The Spirit of Home, a juried alternative process photography exhibition, will be on display through September 20, 2025. Juror Annie Lopez selected a diverse range of work, representing various processes by artists from across the country. Congratulations to the following artists whose work was accepted: Diane Alire, Rebekah Alviani, Jo Andersen, Callie Andrew, Charles Anselmo, Federica Armstrong, Jacquelyn Blackstone, Gia Civerolo, Briar Craig, Debra Crouch, Catherine Cummings, Amber Dale, Tom Delaney, Norm Gagne, Nicholas Gialanella, Wolfgand Hastert, Andy Julo, Kathleen Koopman, Susan Mach, Lou McCorkle, Marni Myers, Robert Poole, Elena Sippel, Deborah Traer, Bradley Verhelle, Jennifer Williamson.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Blurring The Lines
Call for handmade prints!
This call invites artists to explore the aspects of their work that blur or transcend specific boundaries or lines. Do elements share some common ground? Or is there a complex weaving of elements, making it hard to separate or identify them individually? What is obscured and what is revealed? All entries must be handmade prints created by the artist using traditional printmaking and/or photographic processes and must have been produced within the last 5 years.
Juror: Anna Hepler
Exhibition Dates: October 8 – November 1st
Reception Friday, October 10th, 5 -7 pm
The Remembered Earth
Handmade prints by Christina McNearney and Steve Phillips
October 9 – November 1, 2025
Opening reception: Friday, October 10th, 5 – 7 pm
Workshops
Cover to Cover A Creative Dive into Altered Books!
With Kathleen Koopman
Transform an existing book into a unique art object using a variety of techniques and media!
This class encourages creativity and exploration, allowing individuals to personalize books through a variety of methods and materials—no previous experience required. Altered books provide a fun and imaginative way to explore art and self-expression by transforming ordinary books into unique art objects.
Sunday, October 132h 9 am – 4 pm
$175 plus tax. All materials included.
Learn the art of photopolymer gravure printing from visual artist and Director of Light Art Space, Karen Hymer. In this one-day workshop, participants will create gravure etching prints from their photographs. Using light-sensitive steel-backed polymer plates, you will experience how this environmentally friendly process translates photographic detail into ink on paper with unparalleled beauty.
No prior experience with printmaking is required. All necessary aspects of printmaking will be discussed, including choosing inks, papers, and wiping material. Wiping and inking techniques will be covered. You take home 5- 7 photogravure prints of your images.
Thank you to all who have joined! Our future is looking increasingly bright.
Become a Member of Light Art Space
Donate to our Building Maintenance Fund
Nigel, I spent an amazing 3 weeks on the coast of Oregon last month. It was such a pleasure ot teach again at Sitka Center for Art and Ecology. My students were so fun and wonderful.
2025 Gallery Hours:
Thursdays 11 – 4, Fridays and Saturdays 11 am – 5 pm, Sundays 11 am – 3 pm
First Fridays until 7 pm, and by appointment.
(575) 574_8444 Karen@lightartspace.com
LIGHT ART SPACE respectfully acknowledges that the entirety of southwestern New Mexico is the traditional territory, since time immemorial, of the Chis-Nde, also known as the people of the Chiricahua Apache Nation. The Chiricahua Apache Nation is recognized as a sovereign Native Nation by the United States in the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Friendship of 1 July 1852 (10 Stat. 979) (Treaty of Santa Fe ratified 23 March 1853 and proclaimed by President Franklin Pierce 25 March 1853).
July is flying by, monsoons are in full swing, so it is very cool and beautiful in Silver City. We at Light Art Space are so excited to present two new exhibitions, both opening this weekend.
“The Spirit of Home”, a juried alternative process photography exhibition, will be on display in the North Gallery from July 24th to September 20, 2025. Juror Annie Lopez selected a diverse range of work, representing various processes by artists from across the country. Congratulations to the following artists whose work was accepted: Diane Alire, Rebekah Alviani, Jo Andersen, Callie Andrew, Charles Anselmo, Federica Armstrong, Jacquelyn Blackstone, Gia Civerolo, Briar Craig, Debra Crouch, Catherine Cummings, Amber Dale, Tom Delaney, Norm Gagne, Nicholas Gialanella, Wolfgand Hastert, Andy Julo, Kathleen Koopman, Susan Mach, Lou McCorkle, Marni Myers, Robert Poole, Elena Sippel, Deborah Traer, Bradley Verhelle, Jennifer Williamson.
Join us for the opening reception this Friday, July 25th, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Joel Armstrong
Drawn & Quartered: The Art of Joel Armstrong
Silver City, NM
Facing his final rite of passage with stage four pancreatic cancer, Joel Armstrong is ever extra in life, and death. Drawn & Quartered: The Art of Joel Armstrong is a retrospective of his artwork across four galleries in historic downtown Silver City, NM. With each venue specially curated by his three children, his 50 years of work spanning interactive installations, wire, rust, paint, colored pencil, assemblage, and collage can be seen at Light Art Space, Seedboat, The Grant County Art Guild Studio, and A Space.
The full exhibition (all 4 galleries) will be open select times from July 26th until mid-late August, depending on each space – please visit joelarmstrongfineart.shop for more details about open days & hours for each venue.
AT LIGHT ART SPACE:
“Drawn and Quartered”, a 50-year retrospective of Joel Armstrong’s artwork, will fill Light Art Space. For fifty years, Joel Armstrong has been a working artist and illustrator. He has worked in a variety of media, including charcoal, colored pencil, wire, rust, and paint. He is known for his dynamic wire installations and realistic portraits. Joel has been an artist at Ligth Art Space since 2019. He is a beloved member of our family and the community of Silver City. We are honored to present his life’s work.
Join us this Saturday, July 26th, for the opening reception from 4 – 8 pm.
Exhibition dates: July 25 – August 16th.
Support The Future of Light Art Space!
Thank you to all who have joined! Our future is looking increasingly bright.
Call for handmade prints!
This call invites artists to explore the aspects of their work that blur or transcend specific boundaries or lines. Do elements share some common ground? Or is there a complex weaving of elements, making it hard to separate or identify them individually? What is obscured and what is revealed?
All entries must be handmade prints created by the artist using traditional printmaking and/or photographic processes and must have been produced within the last 5 years. 3D and experimental work is encouraged. Any combination of methods may be employed including but not limited to silkscreen, letterpress, calligraphy, etching, woodcut, lithography, linocut, drypoint, mezzotint, monoprint, polymer plates, silver gelatin prints, photopolymer gravure, copperplate gravure, cyanotype, vandyke, gumbichromate, palladium, platinum, carbon, salt, wet plate, chemigram, lumen, argrotype, oilprint, chlorophyll, instant transfers, and lifts. AI-generated images will not be accepted.
**Digital photographic images can be combined with other processes, but straight digital prints will not be accepted.
Exhibition Dates:
October 9 – November 1st
Reception Friday, October 10th, 5 -7 pm
Cover to Cover A Creative Dive into Altered Books!
With Kathleen Koopman
Transform an existing book into a unique art object using a variety of techniques and media!
This class encourages creativity and exploration, allowing individuals to personalize books through a variety of methods and materials—no previous experience required. Altered books provide a fun and imaginative way to explore art and self-expression by transforming ordinary books into unique art objects.
Sunday, October 132h 9 am – 4 pm
$175 plus tax. All materials included.
Learn the art of photopolymer gravure printing from visual artist and Director of Light Art Space, Karen Hymer. In this one-day workshop, participants will create gravure etching prints from their photographs. Using light-sensitive steel-backed polymer plates, you will experience how this environmentally friendly process translates photographic detail into ink on paper with unparalleled beauty.
No prior experience with printmaking is required. All necessary aspects of printmaking will be discussed, including choosing inks, papers, and wiping material. Wiping and inking techniques will be covered. You take home 5- 7 photogravure prints of your images.
Thursdays 11 – 4, Fridays and Saturdays 11 am – 5 pm, Sundays 11 am – 3 pm
First Fridays until 7 pm, and by appointment.
Closed the Month of June
(575) 574_8444 Karen@lightartspace.com
LIGHT ART SPACE respectfully acknowledges that the entirety of southwestern New Mexico is the traditional territory, since time immemorial, of the Chis-Nde, also known as the people of the Chiricahua Apache Nation. The Chiricahua Apache Nation is recognized as a sovereign Native Nation by the United States in the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Friendship of 1 July 1852 (10 Stat. 979) (Treaty of Santa Fe ratified 23 March 1853 and proclaimed by President Franklin Pierce 25 March 1853).
Hours
Thursday 11 am—4 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am—5 pm, Sunday 11 am—3 pm, First Fridays until 7 pm, and by appointment.
LIGHT ART SPACE respectfully acknowledges that the entirety of southwestern New Mexico is the traditional territory, since time immemorial, of the Chis-Nde, also known as the people of the Chiricahua Apache Nation. The Chiricahua Apache Nation is recognized as a sovereign Native Nation by the United States in the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Friendship of 1 July 1852 (10 Stat. 979) (Treaty of Santa Fe ratified 23 March 1853 and proclaimed by President Franklin Pierce 25 March 1853).
Hours
Thursday 11 am—4 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am—5 pm, Sunday 11 am—3 pm, First Fridays until 7 pm, and by appointment.
The Fourth of July, also known as Independence Day, is a federal holiday in the United States that commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. This document declared the thirteen American colonies to be independent of Great Britain. Independence Day is a celebration of American freedom, independence, and the nation’s founding values. Today, I believe it is essential to celebrate our independence, even as we strive to maintain a strong democracy…
Join us at Light Art Space this evening from 5 – 7 pm to celebrate our nation and the power and importance of ART.
Call for handmade prints!
This call invites artists to explore the aspects of their work that blur or transcend specific boundaries or lines. Do elements share some common ground? Or is there a complex weaving of elements, making it hard to separate or identify them individually? What is obscured and what is revealed?
All entries must be handmade prints created by the artist using traditional printmaking and/or photographic processes and must have been produced within the last 5 years. 3D and experimental work is encouraged. Any combination of methods may be employed including but not limited to silkscreen, letterpress, calligraphy, etching, woodcut, lithography, linocut, drypoint, mezzotint, monoprint, polymer plates, silver gelatin prints, photopolymer gravure, copperplate gravure, cyanotype, vandyke, gumbichromate, palladium, platinum, carbon, salt, wet plate, chemigram, lumen, argrotype, oilprint, chlorophyll, instant transfers, and lifts. AI-generated images will not be accepted.
**Digital photographic images can be combined with other processes, but straight digital prints will not be accepted.
Exhibition Dates:
October 9 – November 1st
Reception Friday, October 10th, 5 -7 pm
Cover to Cover A Creative Dive into Altered Books!
With Kathleen Koopman
Transform an existing book into a unique art object using a variety of techniques and media!
This class encourages creativity and exploration, allowing individuals to personalize books through a variety of methods and materials—no previous experience required. Altered books provide a fun and imaginative way to explore art and self-expression by transforming ordinary books into unique art objects.
Sunday, October 132h 9 am – 4 pm
$175 plus tax. All materials included.
Learn the art of photopolymer gravure printing from visual artist and Director of Light Art Space, Karen Hymer. In this one-day workshop, participants will create gravure etching prints from their photographs. Using light-sensitive steel-backed polymer plates, you will experience how this environmentally friendly process translates photographic detail into ink on paper with unparalleled beauty.
No prior experience with printmaking is required. All necessary aspects of printmaking will be discussed, including choosing inks, papers, and wiping material. Wiping and inking techniques will be covered. You take home 5- 7 photogravure prints of your images.
Thursdays 11 – 4, Fridays and Saturdays 11 am – 5 pm, Sundays 11 am – 3 pm,
First Fridays until 7 pm, and by appointment.
Closed the Month of June
(575) 574_8444 Karen@lightartspace.com
LIGHT ART SPACE respectfully acknowledges that the entirety of southwestern New Mexico is the traditional territory, since time immemorial, of the Chis-Nde, also known as the people of the Chiricahua Apache Nation. The Chiricahua Apache Nation is recognized as a sovereign Native Nation by the United States in the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Friendship of 1 July 1852 (10 Stat. 979) (Treaty of Santa Fe ratified 23 March 1853 and proclaimed by President Franklin Pierce 25 March 1853).
Hours
Thursday 11 am—4 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am—5 pm, Sunday 11 am—3 pm, First Fridays until 7 pm, and by appointment.
We are on edge here in Silver City due to a wildfire northeast of town. June is a predictably dry and hot month. The winds make it difficult for the hardworking firefighters and other rescue personnel to perform their jobs. We are grateful for their efforts. The fire is still quite a distance from town, but many smaller communities are on alert, and some are under evacuation. Nigel and I live in Arenas Valley, which is currently in a ready zone, so we are prepared to leave if needed. We remain optimistic and look forward to the rain on Tuesday.
We are very grateful to all of you who joined our new membership program and donated to the building maintenance fund. Thank you.
Here are the links for those who missed it: https://lightartspace.com/annual-membership/
Congratulations to the following artists who were accepted into the Perception exhibition:
Mary Angell, Caitlin Benson, Jasmine Beul, Sally Brogden, Marie Brown, Vincent Burke, Rachel Estrada, Jasper Eyrich-Bingham, Carolyn Fisch, Ashley Gauntt, Drew Harrington, Colleen Hench, Karina Knutzen, Justin Leavitt, Stephanie Lebaudour, Susan Mach, Amy Maule, Mercy Neumark, Tori Nicoletti, Dina Perlasca, Amber Ransom, Amber Riordan, Jenna Ritter, Cirrelda Snider-Bryan, Mathew Wheeler, Mary Clare Wilkinson, Betsy Williams.
Two clay exhibitions open on July 3rd. Perception and It’s a Fine Line
Join us for the opening reception on July 4th from 5 to 7 p.m.
Join us for the CLAY festival from July 14th to 20th.
We will feature a retrospective, “Transformed: The Visionary Art of Joel Armstrong,” from July 24th to August 16th.
Joel has been a Light Art Space artist for 6 years and an essential member of the Silver City art community. Although his illness saddens us, we are so grateful to have him in our lives.
“Transformed: The Visionary Art of Joel Armstrong” celebrates the extraordinary artistic legacy of a prolific multi-media artist through his three children’s loving eyes as they honor his life’s work and his final rite of passage. Spanning decades of creation—from masterful colored pencil portraits and figure studies to transcendent wire installations—Joel’s pieces reveal an artistic master who understood art’s power to transform materials and human experience. Joel’s work reflects his deep commitment to authentic expression and radical acceptance, even while courageously navigating his journey with bipolar disorder. This intensely personal retrospective presents his art not as a commercial product, but as the transformative vision of a true master—work that celebrates the full complexity of being human and marks the sacred transition of an artist whose creative legacy will endure.
Wow, Light Art Space (LAS) has been open for almost seven years!
It has been a wonderfully rewarding journey full of ups and downs and daily discoveries.
Now we are at a transition point and need your help.
A brief recap: I (Karen Hymer) moved to Silver City after retiring from a teaching career in Tucson. In Silver City I saw a need for a professional gallery space to exhibit high quality art from local and national artists, and I was seeking a smaller art community where I could exhibit my artwork, teach workshops and build community.
After renovating the historic building at 209 West Broadway, LAS opened on September 1st, 2018. We have been home to the work of 10 —13 local artists and held group exhibitions for over 60 other local artists. Of 85 exhibitions, many included artworks from outside the United States. Over 45 workshops have been attended by locals and others from across the US.
LAS differs from the other galleries in Silver City; we are a bit of a hybrid. We currently represent 11 local artists and also host curated juried exhibitions featuring work from national and international artists. Exhibitions change out every 4 – 8 weeks, providing our community with exciting new work in a museum-like setting. Our focus is on providing a welcoming environment where people of all ages can step away from daily life and immerse themselves in an inspirational visual experience. Making sales, while important, is secondary to our mission.
An important part of our Vision Statement includes interfacing with local organizations and events. LAS produces annual juried exhibitions as part of the Silver City CLAY Festival and The Print Fiesta. We have held poetry and book readings as part of the Southwest Festival of the Written Word, exhibited the work of WNMU students, hosted LGBTQ Grant County 2024 Silver City Pride Festival art show, and exhibited Latinx artists during the Fiesta Latina. Our annual Grant County Photography exhibition features work by 20 – 30 photographers from across the county.
In the last 7 years I have felt supported and appreciated by the community. I love Silver City and thank all of you who attend our exhibitions, participate in workshops, and purchase art. I truly believe that the world is a better place when the creative spirit is fostered.
I want to continue providing this kind of programing. We rely on our artist/volunteers to staff the gallery, and juried exhibition entry fees, workshop fees, and general sales to cover expenses. However, since the pandemic, tourism has been down, so for the past two years our income has no longer covered our operating expenses. I work 20 – 30 hours a week at the gallery with no financial compensation for my time, and I do not charge the gallery rent. This has become unsustainable, which is why I am asking for your help.
Here’s how you can help to ensure our community continues to have access to the inspirational art viewing and professional programing we provide:
Become an annual Member of Light Art Space. Visit lightartspace.com to join the Light Art Space family. There are four levels to choose from, with many benefits.
Donate to our “Building Maintenance Fund”. Some upcoming projects include replacing our main heater, adding a cooling system, roof repair, plumbing and gallery lights.
Participate in our “7 Year Itch Auction Fundraiser” on display at LAS September 25th – October 5th, 2025. The finale party of the silent auction will be held on Sunday, October 5th from 4 – 6 pm. Bid on the variety of artwork, gift certificates, and other wonderful items.
Post a review on Google and keep bringing your family and friends to the gallery!
With your help we can continue to provide inspiration and creative growth in Silver City.
Join us for a gallery Artist Talk through the exhibitions:
Dialogue: Art and Poetry Speak of Spring, and Earth Matters
Saturday May 31st
4 pm – 6 pm
Schedule:
4:30 Delia deVer
4:45 Kit West
5:00 Karen Hymer
5:15 Alice Fujita
5:30 Renee Maderazo
5:45 Donna Cosentino, Director of the Photographer’s Eye, Escondido
Earth Matters, photographs by The Photographer’s Eye: A Creative Collective.
The Photographer’s Eye Collective is located in Escondido, California, and is made up of 16 artists from all over San Diego County. Each artist has a unique way of seeing and hopes to inspire you with their image-making. Their commitment is led by the concept that photography not only enriches lives but can change them.
Featured in Light Art Space’s Flash Gallery is Dialogue: Art andPoetry Speak of Spring, moving through the difficult present, will feature a conversation between visual arts and poetry. Both art forms, created separately and later matched in either theme, image or emotion, will explore the contradictions of this very unusual spring, one filled with the joy of life renewing itself after a long winter and tension at the challenges presented by domestic and global upheaval. By way of this expansive conversation, the work looks to discover new ways to express the old truth that life is ultimately and stubbornly about beauty and renewal.
Regular gallery hours are Thursday 11- 4, Friday and Saturday 11 am to 5 pm, Sunday 11 am to 3 pm, and by appointment.
Closed Monday – Wednesday. Light Art Space will be closed the month of June.
Light Art Space is thrilled to welcome Julie Enos to the gallery!
Julie is a former Tourism and Arts Marketing Director, with a background in Journalism and Grantwriting. She currently promotes towns in NM, including Silver City! Her photography background has landed her in tourism ads, national magazines, book covers and exhibitions. Julie’s most recent work is in Encaustic, a process that consists of the layering of beeswax and damar resin with pigments, fusing each layer together with a torch.
Our spring winds have died down so this is a good time to venture out to view thefinal weekof two wonderful exhibitions:
Of Mind & Matter, a self-juried member exhibition of The New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists (formerly New Mexico Potters Association). This is a statewide exhibition of NMPCA members representing an uncommon breadth of vision in both functional and sculptural ceramic art. The work is unique and well-priced.
The Flash Gallery features Channeling The Wild, artwork by Silver City artist Carlene Roters. Roters is influenced by dreams, and taken with images that she have seen and find striking. She also channels images of what she needs or sees missing in the environment through her painting. Various media are on display including wood carvings, monotypes, and paintings. It is a beautiful display of Carlene’s work.
Carlene Roters
Workshop!
A Slot Canyon Photographic Adventure
With Silver City photographer George Austin
Friday, May 9th, 6pm – 7:30pm & Saturday, May 10th, 8am – 4pm.
The group will photograph in Purgatory Slot Canyon and Skates Canyon in the Lake Roberts area.
Special rate of $95 plus tax. $15 off for PPANew Mexico members .
Save the Date!
Friday, May 2nd (5 – 7 pm) is the opening reception of two dynamic exhibitions.
Earth Matters, photographs by The Photographer’s Eye: A Creative Collective.
The Photographer’s Eye Collective is located in Escondido, California, and is made up of 16 artists from all over San Diego County. Each artist has a unique way of seeing and hopes to inspire you with their image-making. Their commitment is led by the concept that photography not only enriches lives but can change them.
Featured in Light Art Space’s Flash Gallery is Dialogue: Art andPoetry Speak of Spring, moving through the difficult present, will feature a conversation between visual arts and poetry. Both art forms, created separately and later matched in either theme, image or emotion, will explore the contradictions of this very unusual spring, one filled with the joy of life renewing itself after a long winter and tension at the challenges presented by domestic and global upheaval. By way of this expansive conversation, the work looks to discover new ways to express the old truth that life is ultimately and stubbornly about beauty and renewal.
The opening reception for both exhibitions will be held on Friday, May 2nd from 5-7pm as part of the First Friday event in Silver City. A poetry reading by the authors will begin at 6:00pm. Books by the participating poets will be available for sale.
Regular gallery hours are Thursday 11- 4, Friday and Saturday 11 am to 5 pm, Sunday 11 am to 3 pm, and by appointment.
Closed Monday – Wednesday. Light Art Space will be closed the month of June.
