Light Art Space is full of great art by gallery artists and Pinhole Photography experts Nancy Spencer and Eric Renner.
If you missed the reception for Sex, Lies, and Pinhole Photography there is still time to experience this unique exhibition.
Through January 5th.
Joel Armstrong with his drawings and painting
Carmen Ruiz with her prints and sculptures
Work by Gallery Artists
Eric Renner and Nancy Spencer
Sex, Lies, and Pinhole Photography exhibition
Nancy Spencer and Eric Renner
Sex, Lies, and Pinhole Photography is an exhibition of the pinhole photography and assemblages of Nancy Spencer and Eric Renner who have worked individually and collaboratively for decades.
Images from many bodies of work will be exhibited, both black and white and color.
Spencer and Renner are known internationally for their pinhole artwork and as the co-directors of Pinhole Resource, a non-profit dedicated to furthering information about pinhole and zone plate photography. Renner is the author of “Pinhole Photography: From Historic Technique to Digital Application”,
now in it’s fourth edition. They founded and co-edited “Pinhole Journal” for 22 years.
Spencer and Renner have exhibited their work internationally and have taught pinhole and zone plate workshops throughout the world. They live in Mimbres, NM.
Exhibition dates: November 15 – January 5th
Light Art Space Hours:
Thursday – Sat. 10am – 5pm, Sunday 10am – 3pm, 2nd Saturdays open until 8pm, some Mondays 10- 5
Also by appointment
Heart Pinhole Camera
Kevin Black from Santa Fe Wet Plate will be making wet plate portraits to order.
Each portrait is unique and one of a kind!
Watch Kevin in action with his large format camera (think Ansel Adams) and his portable mobile darkroom.
Kevin was recently highlighted in Shadow and Light magazine as the featured portrait artist in the September/October issue.
You can make an appointment (karen@lightartspace.com) or just stop in!
Portraits make great gifts…
Robert Arias, Jodi Bevill, Jon Bjornstad, Martha Blacklock, Doreen Buchan, Henry Chavez, Abby Egge-Ogas, Izzy Garza, Annabella Gomez, Elijah Goodall, Ned Haw, Wyatt Hawkins, Tasha Marshe, A.S. McBroom, Raven Myers, Drew Ohlrich, Beryl Raven, Magnus Amelia Waters, J. Waters, Blythe Whiteley.
Two new exhibitions will open at Light Art Space in November. On Saturday the 2nd, work by the Western New Mexico University Art Club will open with a reception 4pm to 7pm in the West Gallery. Sex, Lies and Pinhole Photography, work by Nancy Spencer and Eric Renner, will fill the North and Flash galleries November 15th – January 5th, with a reception on Friday the 15th, 5pm – 7pm. Stop in on Saturday November 9th and have your Wet Plate photographic portrait made by Kevin Black from Corrales, NM. Register now for the following event and workshops…
The Silver City Art Association is pleased to present the Red Dot Weekend at the Galleries on October 11th – 14th, 2019. Located in historic downtown Silver City, this annual event is in its 21st year and continues to grow in popularity. Twenty-five unique art galleries will feature the work of over 100 artists working in a variety of media. Experience this self-guided tour of fine-art exhibitions, art demonstrations, and musical happenings where you can meet the artists, purchase local art, enjoy fine dining and celebrate all that is uniquely Silver City.
This exhibition features the work of 5 female printmakers from Tucson, Arizona. Jo Andersen, Penny Batelli, Norma Galindo, Maria Lee, and Glory Tacheenie-Campoy present a variety of techniques including mono-prints, etching, linocuts, letterpress and solar plate printing in two and three-dimensional forms.
Exhibit dates: October 11th – November 10th
Reception Friday, October 11th 5 – 8pm
OBSESSION is an exhibition of hand-pulled prints responding to the idea of a compulsive preoccupation with an object, idea, person, place, memory, phobia, pattern, thought, image, shape, word, and more. This exhibition will highlight the many visual guises that infatuation can take and challenge the viewer’s relationship to their own habitual fixations and proclivities.
Exhibition on view October 11- November 10, 2019
Reception Friday, October 11th 5 – 8pm
“Ambos Lados” means both sides. This print exchange was organized from both sides of the border by Manuel Guerra of Horned Toad Prints in El Paso, and by Adrian Aguirre and Beatriz Rivas of Taller Grafica Libre in Zaachila, Oaxaca. The 158 prints are fairly evenly split between the two countries – with 72 from Mexico, 80 from the United States, and 6 from other countries, Australia, Canada, Cuba & Ireland.
Exhibit dates: October 11 – Nov. 10th
Reception Friday, October 11th 5 – 8pm
