2024 past events
LEICAS AND SCOTCH: A CONVERSATION AND BOOK SIGNING WITH ERIC MEOLA
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 3 PM
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ERIC MEOLA studied photography at the Newhouse School of Journalism at Syracuse University and graduated with a BA in English Literature. Meola’s photographs are included in the archive of the American Society of Media Photographers, the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., the International Center of Photography in New York, and the George Eastman Museum. His previous books include Last Places on Earth (GRAPHIS, 2004), Born to Run: The Unseen Photos (Insight Editions, 2006), INDIA: In Word & Image (Welcome Books, 2011), and FIERCE BEAUTY: Storms of the Great Plains (IMAGES Publishing, 2019). He has received numerous awards, including “Advertising Photographer of the Year” in 1986 from the American Society of Media Photographers, a “Power of the Image” George Eastman award in 2014, and 2023 he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Professional Photographers of America.
Eric Meola’s new book, BENDING LIGHT: The Moods of Color, showcases his use of light and color. In a five-decade career that defines the use of color as art, Meola examines the history of color and redefines it in the medium of photography. In dozens of stories and anecdotes, he recounts his journey using color, its symbolism, and how it affects our moods.
As he explains: "Telling the stories behind the photographs is my way to revisit the creative process, both as a means of introspection as well asHe explains: "Telling the stories behind the photographs is my way to revisit the creative process, both as a means of introspection and expression. Although the end image is still a photograph, the story of its creation and how and why it came to be is part of every photographer’s psyche. Photography has always been a way for me to create what I feel, and feel as I create. Light and color are my subjects as much as the subject itself. They resonate with our moods, reflect our emotions, and define the way we see.”
In photographs of landscapes, portraits, still-lifes, and abstracts, the layout moves from the macro to the monumental: A cowboy on his horse saunters through a prairie fire, a model hovers on a tube of neon, a tornado spins at night in South Dakota, a lizard weaves through an emerald and diamond ring, an acid yellow-green motel sits at night in the California desert, and prismatic light refracts in vibrant colors along a geometric staircase.
Meola’s work is informed by the desire to create visual metaphors with his imagery. Whether intimate portraits, unique landscapes, or color-saturated abstracts, his use of geometry within the frame of the photograph creates an instantly recognizable tension. In awarding him its Lifetime Achievement Award, The Professional Photographers of America noted that "Eric Meola continues to give back to the industry and champions photography as a visual language capable of great emotion. He’s a photographer with a love affair for color, light, and artistic freedom.”
BENDING LIGHT: The Moods of Color 200 pages, 104 images.
IMAGES Publishing Group, September 25, 2024.
An introduction by Carol McCusker, Ph.D., on the history of color photography, and an essay by Eric Meola titled “The Poets of Light and Color,” in which he explores the meaning of color, and how it affects our moods.
As he says: “I am obsessed with the mundane and the supernatural, the commonplace and the rare, the ordinary and the spiritual. What is important to me is not what my eyes see, but what my mind’s eye sees; it’s that third eye that has blessed me with intention and demanded invention. Color and light are my subjects as much as the subject itself.”
Eric Meola’s new book, BENDING LIGHT: The Moods of Color, showcases his use of light and color. In a five-decade career that defines the use of color as art, Meola examines the history of color and redefines it in the medium of photography. In dozens of stories and anecdotes, he recounts his journey using color, its symbolism, and how it affects our moods.
As he explains: "Telling the stories behind the photographs is my way to revisit the creative process, both as a means of introspection as well asHe explains: "Telling the stories behind the photographs is my way to revisit the creative process, both as a means of introspection and expression. Although the end image is still a photograph, the story of its creation and how and why it came to be is part of every photographer’s psyche. Photography has always been a way for me to create what I feel, and feel as I create. Light and color are my subjects as much as the subject itself. They resonate with our moods, reflect our emotions, and define the way we see.”
In photographs of landscapes, portraits, still-lifes, and abstracts, the layout moves from the macro to the monumental: A cowboy on his horse saunters through a prairie fire, a model hovers on a tube of neon, a tornado spins at night in South Dakota, a lizard weaves through an emerald and diamond ring, an acid yellow-green motel sits at night in the California desert, and prismatic light refracts in vibrant colors along a geometric staircase.
Meola’s work is informed by the desire to create visual metaphors with his imagery. Whether intimate portraits, unique landscapes, or color-saturated abstracts, his use of geometry within the frame of the photograph creates an instantly recognizable tension. In awarding him its Lifetime Achievement Award, The Professional Photographers of America noted that "Eric Meola continues to give back to the industry and champions photography as a visual language capable of great emotion. He’s a photographer with a love affair for color, light, and artistic freedom.”
BENDING LIGHT: The Moods of Color 200 pages, 104 images.
IMAGES Publishing Group, September 25, 2024.
An introduction by Carol McCusker, Ph.D., on the history of color photography, and an essay by Eric Meola titled “The Poets of Light and Color,” in which he explores the meaning of color, and how it affects our moods.
As he says: “I am obsessed with the mundane and the supernatural, the commonplace and the rare, the ordinary and the spiritual. What is important to me is not what my eyes see, but what my mind’s eye sees; it’s that third eye that has blessed me with intention and demanded invention. Color and light are my subjects as much as the subject itself.”
Canyon Road summer walk
a conversation with NM SOS maggie toulouse oliver
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Natalie goldberg, poet, writer, painter, zen practitioner
wednesday, September 4
6 - 7 PM
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NM Secretary of State and Chief Elections Officer, Maggie Toulouse Oliver and Poet, Writer, Painter and Zen Practicitoner, Natalie Goldberg will be in conversation in the gallery atrium from 6 - 7 pm. Natalie and Maggie will discuss the wisdom inherent in writing and democracy, and the task that awaits us all to take up for a healthy future. There will be a chance to register to vote in the November election.
We will also host the La Lecheria ice cream truck, N'ice Sno Kones and hot coffee, chocolate and chai. Stop by to feed your soul and your sweet tooth! |
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HAPPY 55TH WOODSTOCK!
AUGUST 14 - SEPTEMBER 6
OPENING PARTY: FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 5 - 8PM
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We are presenting a series of events culminating with an exhibition of outstanding classic rock portraits, historic images, and memorabilia of Woodstock 1969, paying tribute to a pivotal era in American music and culture!
August 14, 3 - 4:30 pm: Artist talk and slideshow. Photographer Lisa Law will be interviewed by her daughter and Edition ONE Gallery owner, Pilar Law. August 14, 5 - 6 pm: Screening of Lisa Law’s award-winning film, Flashing on the Sixties (in the gallery). August 16, 5-8 pm: Opening Party for HAPPY 55TH WOODSTOCK! “Come as your Hippie Self “ costume contest with prizes See Lisa Law’s hippie bus, Silver - the bus will be onsite for the evening Live music by The Canyon Players. Cash Bar provided by Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery. The exhibition will feature iconic portraits and scenes from that historic 3-day weekend by Lisa Law, Baron Wolman, Henry Diltz, Jim Marshall, Elliott Landy, and Jason Lauré. Enjoy a trip “back to the Garden” with images of Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Sly Sylvester, Santana, John Sebastian, “Country Joe” McDonald, Jefferson Airplane, Richie Havens, and more, along with intimate moments of the crowd and the community that hosted 400,000 strong. |
rsvp for a conversation with maggie toulouse oliver
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Kim Brown, CEO Girls Inc. of Santa Fe
August 7, 2024 6:00-6:45pm
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Join us for a discussion on female empowerment and civic engagement. This is part of the NMSOS’s voters and elections outreach effort, which aims to listen to community voices, hold space for diverse perspectives on this year’s elections, and encourage civic engagement.
The conversation is moderated by Alex Curtas, NMSOS’s Communications Director and there will be time for Q&A from the audience. Maggie Toulouse Oliver has called New Mexico home since age 3 and is New Mexico’s 26th Secretary of State. She has served the people of New Mexico in this role since first being elected in 2016. Secretary Toulouse Oliver has been involved in politics and public policy for over two decades and has made public service the focus of her career. Her work has focused on increasing voter access, running efficient, secure, and fair elections, and bringing more transparency and improved ethical standards to government. Since becoming Secretary of State she has implemented increased transparency rules for financial disclosure and campaign finance reporting, modernized the online campaign finance system, and helped craft and pass good government legislation like same-day voter registration, automated voter registration, and the state’s newly-formed Ethics Commission. Most importantly, she is the proud mother of two sons, Christian and Max. Kim Brown joined Girls Inc. of Santa Fe in 2005, starting as a Program Manager and eventually becoming the CEO. She holds a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Women’s Studies from the University of Southern Illinois and has extensive experience as a residential counselor for children with learning differences and as a trainer in the National Guard. Kim has centered her approach on fostering growth, authenticity, and collaboration. Her dedication to empowering women and girls stems from her journey of self-discovery and her belief in the collective power of uplifting one another. Recognized as Santa Fe Business Woman of the Year by SF Professional Business Women and recipient of the Visionary Award from Resolve, Kim mentors other Girls Inc. executives and plays a leadership role in the national network. Living on a farm with her wife and daughter, she enjoys building physical structures and nurturing a vision for growth and empowerment in both her personal and professional life. 
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LEICAS & SCOTCH: A CONVERSATION with kisa kavass
SUNDAY, July 21, 3 - 5 PM
KISA KAVASS
Photographer. Storyteller. Poet.
Kisa Kavass was born in Adelaide, South Australia. At 5, her family moved to the U.S., exploring various states before settling down In Nashville, Tennessee.Their travels gave her a strong curiosity about the world, nature and art, and the understanding that they all are intertwined.
Her passion for creating and art led her to photography and she has worked as a professional portrait and fine art photographer for over twenty years. She has taught workshops on bookmaking, oil hand-tinting and alternative Polaroid film processes. Her fine art work has been featured in magazines and in group and solo shows across the United States.
With years of darkroom experience, Kisa now has embraced the digital darkroom, keeping a hands-on approach with her unique mixed media pieces and each fine art print. She has now incorporated the ancient technique of encaustic, applying heated beeswax to her mixed media pieces.
Kisa volunteers with animal rescue groups both as a foster for dogs needing adoption and as a photographer. Her love of animals led to travels to the western U.S. in search of wild horses where she was impressed with the raw beauty of the lands and the magical wild mustangs. Wild horses are threatened by round ups from the Bureau of Land Management despite protections in place since 1971. Kisa hopes that her images will inspire everyone to become more engaged in the plight of the herds and protecting our wild lands. She also documents domestic horse rescue in Tennessee, horses in need of protection from abuse in need of love and care to help them begin new lives. She shares the feeling of connection with these majestic animals through her fine art photography.
Photographer. Storyteller. Poet.
Kisa Kavass was born in Adelaide, South Australia. At 5, her family moved to the U.S., exploring various states before settling down In Nashville, Tennessee.Their travels gave her a strong curiosity about the world, nature and art, and the understanding that they all are intertwined.
Her passion for creating and art led her to photography and she has worked as a professional portrait and fine art photographer for over twenty years. She has taught workshops on bookmaking, oil hand-tinting and alternative Polaroid film processes. Her fine art work has been featured in magazines and in group and solo shows across the United States.
With years of darkroom experience, Kisa now has embraced the digital darkroom, keeping a hands-on approach with her unique mixed media pieces and each fine art print. She has now incorporated the ancient technique of encaustic, applying heated beeswax to her mixed media pieces.
Kisa volunteers with animal rescue groups both as a foster for dogs needing adoption and as a photographer. Her love of animals led to travels to the western U.S. in search of wild horses where she was impressed with the raw beauty of the lands and the magical wild mustangs. Wild horses are threatened by round ups from the Bureau of Land Management despite protections in place since 1971. Kisa hopes that her images will inspire everyone to become more engaged in the plight of the herds and protecting our wild lands. She also documents domestic horse rescue in Tennessee, horses in need of protection from abuse in need of love and care to help them begin new lives. She shares the feeling of connection with these majestic animals through her fine art photography.
GONG IN THE GARDEN
SUNDAY, July 21 5 - 6 PM
POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN
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Join Monique of SoundWellness in the peaceful Neptune Event Space Garden and experience deep relaxation and energetic realignment. Allow the vibrations of gongs, crystal bowls, and other instruments to simply wash over you and restore your mind, body, and spirit. This event is suitable for individuals of all levels and backgrounds. Please be sure to bring a mat and/or blanket. $30 CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE |
Leicas & Scotch: In Conversation with Andy Romanoff
Sunday, June 23, 3 - 5 PM
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Purchase book HERE.
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CANYON ROAD SUMMER WALK - POETRY & DEMOCRACY WITH MAGGIE TOULOUSE OLIVER & TOMMY ARCHULETA
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 5-6 PM
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Join us Wednesday during the CANYON ROAD SUMMER WALK for a talk on Poetry and Democracy with Maggie Toulouse Oliver and Tommy Archuleta. 6 pm - limited seating available - come early!
This will be a discussion on matters intersecting democracy and poetry. This conversation is part of the NMSOS’s voters and elections outreach effort, which aims to listen to community vwww.canyonroadsummerwalk.comoices, hold space for diverse perspectives on this year’s elections, and encourage civic engagement and an engaged electorate. There will be a poetry reading and Q&A afterward. Plus, the distillery AS ABOVE SO BELOW will serve cocktails in the spirit of CLAUDE'S BAR - a famous bygone watering hole of Canyon Road - on our portal from 5 - 8 pm. Limited Edition prints of Claude's Bar 1970 by Douglas Magnus are available for sale, and walkers can see a show of vintage NM images by Douglas Magnus, Lisa Law, Ray Belcher, and Kirk Gittings at EL FAROL. Stop by for some nostalgia and spirits 5 - 8 pm - we look forward to seeing you! |
LEICAS & SCOTCH: IN CONVERSATION WITH HENRY DILTZ
SUNDAY, MAY 19, 3 PM
Join us for a captivating conversation with Henry Diltz, a Grammy Special Merit and International Photography Hall of Fame Award-winning photographer who photographed 250 album covers and thousands of publicity shots in the ‘60s and ‘70s, including the iconic Morrison Hotel cover for The Doors. He was the official photographer at the Woodstock festival in August 1969. His work has appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, LIFE, People, Rolling Stone, High Times and Billboard.
At this event, Henry will be interviewed by Mark Berndt, the founder of Leicas & Scotch, while presenting a slide show of his remarkable work. Attendees will also have the opportunity to purchase selected prints at a special price.
Limited tickets are available HERE.
At this event, Henry will be interviewed by Mark Berndt, the founder of Leicas & Scotch, while presenting a slide show of his remarkable work. Attendees will also have the opportunity to purchase selected prints at a special price.
Limited tickets are available HERE.
Renata Golden - “Mountain Time: A Field Guide to Astonishment”
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Reading: Thursday, May 16, 5:30 - 7:00p
Edition ONE Gallery is participating with the Santa Fe International Literary Festival by presenting a reading by Santa Fe essayist Renata Golden on Thursday, May 16, 2024 from 5:30-7:00PM.
Inspired by life in the Chiricahua Mountains on the Arizona/New Mexico border, Golden will read from her latest collection of essays titled Mountain Time: A Field Guide to Astonishment. www.sfinternationallitfest.org Originally from Chicago, Golden holds an MFA in creative writing from the University of Houston. Her works have been published by River Teeth, Creative Nonfiction Magazine True Stories, Chautauqua Literary Journal, About Place Journal, Terrain.org, and Border Crossing, among others. 
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LEICAS & SCOTCH: IN CONVERSATION WITH NADAV SOROKER
SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 3 PM
SCENT, SOUND, AND SILENCE
Sunday, April 14th, 5 - 7 pm
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Join Monique of SoundWellness in the stunning atrium at Edition One Gallery and explore deep relaxation through this unique experience that incorporates essential oils, vibrational medicine and meditation. Allow it to take you on a sensory journey as you experience the healing power of scent, sound with gongs, crystal bowls and other vibrational instruments and a healing meditation. This immersive event offers a therapeutic experience that supports deep relaxation, rejuvenation, and restoration. It is suitable for individuals of all levels and backgrounds. Please be sure to bring a mat and/or blanket. Click here to reserve a space. |
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Cynthia West - “Seed Keepers” Poetry Reading & Book Signing
Sunday, April 7, 2024, 3 pm - 5 pm
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Cynthia West, an iconic Santa Fe Poet and Artist, is well known for her visionary realist paintings and poetry. Cynthia is also skilled in photography, digital imaging, and book arts. Her home of fifty years, where she lives with her husband and family, is a healing center, as well as her studio and gallery. Many people travel great distances to be restored by her remarkable art and gardens. This event marks the launch of Cynthia’s latest book of poems titled: “Seed Keepers”. About the book, Nina Simons, Co-founder of Bioneers and author of Nature, Culture and the Sacred writes: “Your book of poetry, Seed Keepers, is blessing my heart/mind/spirit wide open, and causing me to feel admiration of your courage, skill and eloquence as a poet. It is at once raw, real, lyrical, elegant, and profound, an offering of medicine that’s pure and beautiful as all your transmissions have been. Many thanks.” Cynthia West says, “Clouds, shadows, and branches drop clues, luring me to reach deeper than skin and bones, to touch the essence inside the appearance, the nothing that holds everything in its hands. Patience has years of seeking, one step after another in the dust, pathways that lead to water. My hand and eye never stop probing the changing shapes, now here, now gone, now flesh, now ghosts. Subtle hints flash in and out of form, quicker than loss or gain. Blown here and there, I coax the tree within to show its face. The view is turning, turning in and out of reach.” |
LEICAS & SCOTCH: IN CONVERSATION WITH GABRIELLA MARKS
SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 3 PM
Santa Fe photographer Gabriella Marks landed in New Mexico nearly two decades ago on intuition, but knows why she stays: the high desert light, lenticular clouds, the humbling experience of growing plants in the dry clay soil and ancient pueblo pottery shards in the garden, and perhaps with most resonance: living in a community with a deep legacy that to this day values the creation and curation of art.
Gabriella’s work focuses primarily on editorial portraiture and food and has been featured on the covers and within countless regional and national publications, as well as in the permanent collection of the New Mexico History Museum.
Gabriella serves as Chair of the National Board of Directors of ASMP.
Gabriella’s work focuses primarily on editorial portraiture and food and has been featured on the covers and within countless regional and national publications, as well as in the permanent collection of the New Mexico History Museum.
Gabriella serves as Chair of the National Board of Directors of ASMP.
LEICAS & SCOTCH: IN CONVERSATION WITH ERIC MCCOLLUM
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 3 PM
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LEICAS & SCOTCH will present its monthly series of conversations, Sunday February 18, 2024, with photographer Eric McCollum, offering insights into his practice, projects, techniques, and inspiration.
Eric McCollum is a writer and fine art photographer who works in both digital and analog formats to produce primarily black and white images. An Iowa native who spent 26 years in the greater Washington, DC, area, he and his wife relocated to Santa Fe six years ago. McCollum has been making photographs since elementary school, in the early ‘70s took a course in the history of photography with Beaumont Newhall at the UNM, and became serious about fine art photography in 2004. His photographic work has been published in Lenswork, Adore Noir, Shadow & Light Magazine, PH Magazine, Digital Photographer (UK), Stern (Germany - online), Madame (Germany), Kinfolk (Denmark), Chip Foto Video (China), and elsewhere. He has exhibited in both solo and group shows for the past 15 years.
McCollum has written a regular column for the past seven years for Shadow & Light Magazine, focused not on the technical aspects of photography, but on the experience of making photographs and on the issues that arise when doing so. He has also published nonfiction and is currently at work on projects that combine text and photographs.
Space is limited, RSVP to ensure a spot.
Eric McCollum is a writer and fine art photographer who works in both digital and analog formats to produce primarily black and white images. An Iowa native who spent 26 years in the greater Washington, DC, area, he and his wife relocated to Santa Fe six years ago. McCollum has been making photographs since elementary school, in the early ‘70s took a course in the history of photography with Beaumont Newhall at the UNM, and became serious about fine art photography in 2004. His photographic work has been published in Lenswork, Adore Noir, Shadow & Light Magazine, PH Magazine, Digital Photographer (UK), Stern (Germany - online), Madame (Germany), Kinfolk (Denmark), Chip Foto Video (China), and elsewhere. He has exhibited in both solo and group shows for the past 15 years.
McCollum has written a regular column for the past seven years for Shadow & Light Magazine, focused not on the technical aspects of photography, but on the experience of making photographs and on the issues that arise when doing so. He has also published nonfiction and is currently at work on projects that combine text and photographs.
Space is limited, RSVP to ensure a spot.
TONY BONANNO: HORSE OF THE SEA - THE WHITE HORSES OF THE CAMARGUE
BOOK SIGNING AND ARTIST TALK with LEICAS & SCOTCH HOST MARK BERNDT
Sunday, January 21, 3 pm
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Edition ONE Gallery is pleased to partner with LEICAS & SCOTCH to present the first in a bi-monthly series of conversations with photographers offering insights into practice, projects, techniques, and inspiration. We begin this series with an afternoon interview between Mark Berndt and gallery artist, Tony Bonanno, about Tony’s career and commitment to his long term project on the White Horses of the Camargue, featured in Tony’s new book, Horse of the Sea.
Please join us for Tony's presentation and book signing, to learn more about Tony and his life in photography, and an opportunity to ask questions about the experience of making a fine art book from a body of work.
Space is limited, RSVP to ensure a spot.
P.S. If you can't join us in person and would like to receive a Zoom link, RSVP and we will send you one!
Please join us for Tony's presentation and book signing, to learn more about Tony and his life in photography, and an opportunity to ask questions about the experience of making a fine art book from a body of work.
Space is limited, RSVP to ensure a spot.
P.S. If you can't join us in person and would like to receive a Zoom link, RSVP and we will send you one!
2023 EVENTS
GILBERTO GUZMAN - ARTIST'S RECEPTION FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 5:30 pM
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Muralist Gilberto Guzman has established his deserved place in history with a replica of his "Multicultural" mural on display at Vladem Contemporary, but little is known about his works on canvas which he also painted throughout his life. This month a retrospective of his work can be found on display in three locations throughout the city with an opening reception on September 29 at 5:30 pm at Edition ONE Gallery, and through October 31 at the Santa Fe Community Gallery, and El Museo Cultural.
Guzman's paintings resemble the style of the Mexican Masters and were undoubtedly influenced by the work of Diego Rivera; having lived in San Francisco and LA. His paintings depict the rich multicultural and agricultural experiences of growing up in East LA and his childhood home in Cucamonga, San Bernardino Valley. Guzman says that his artistic passion was sparked when he was hired to clean a studio and encountered a painting. He was never offered art in school and couldn’t fathom this painting and how it had the ability to depict life as a 3D illusion! From that time on he was driven to become an artist. He pursued art and after military service took courses and was accepted to the San Francisco Academy of Art. He settled in Santa Fe in the 70s where he produced notable murals that still exist and worked quietly as an artist. He took dishwasher jobs to pay the bills, and when his work was done, he would build and paint canvases ultimately creating “The Guzman Paintings.” |
Godfrey speaks - a special night
Tuesday, April 4, 6 pm
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Come to Edition ONE Gallery for an exclusive fundraising event. We are supporting the GoFundMe campaign to support the filmmaking work and livelihood of Godfrey Reggio and his wife Marti. Over the last 40 years, Reggio’s films have mirrored the psyche of the modern world while revealing the beauty of the living world - Koyaanisqatsi, 1982, with a score by Philip Glass, exposed in a visceral way the effects of our culture on the world in image and music. The new film Once Within a Time, 2022, captures the current multiple crises in stunning visuals, accessing subconscious knowings. The new film is projected to come out in the Summer of 2023. During his lifetime, he has focused on his art. His films have all been created within a not-for-profit documentary status. Godfrey has put their art over financial gain. Godfrey's ongoing creativity rises in public speaking, writing, drawing, and mentoring. Currently, he needs support, especially at age 83, as he is in a somewhat fragile state. Funds will be used for his daily living expenses to get through this period where there is no current funding. We will be screening Koyaanisqatsi with an introduction by Godfrey himself. This extraordinary venue has 3100 sq. feet of open space all designed to create an experience that is uniquely Santa Fe to honor this long-time resident. To donate, scan the QR Code below. Sponsored by Edition ONE Gallery and the Santa Fe Art Experience. Parking is available onsite and next door for up to 50 cars. We will be serving light refreshments. |
HIPPIE - ZAPPO DIDDIO: COMEDY, POETRY & SONG
MARCH 31, 7 PM -$10 - $50 Sliding Scale
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Through hysterical comedy, storytelling, and original songs, Zappo Diddio reflects on his path to healing through loving kindness and service toward young people in crisis. Forgiveness and reconciliation are recurring themes as he makes efforts to reconnect with his dad and leans into his paternal Jewish ancestry. Exploring how life’s challenges call us into the healing of mind, body, emotion, and spirit, Zappo stumbles through the gauntlet of recovering health and his once joyful life after 12 years of ongoing negotiation with Lymes disease. Like life itself, this performance leads to deep meaning as it moves along a roller coaster of hilarious, heart-opening storytelling.
Sliding scale $10 - $50
Free drink tickets for purchase of $30 - $50. |
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Grand re-opening and reception
march 24, 2023 5 - 8 pm
We've been busy making some big changes at Edition ONE. This year we had the opportunity to move into an extraordinary new gallery space on Canyon Road, across the street from our beloved location at the historic Irene Von Horvath House. That move has afforded the space to expand the gallery's offerings and host some fabulous events.
Please join us to celebrate with Jan Butchofsky, David Michael Kennedy and Kisa Kavass. We'll have appetizers, a bar and DJ Waefunky will be spinning - time to gather together!
Please join us to celebrate with Jan Butchofsky, David Michael Kennedy and Kisa Kavass. We'll have appetizers, a bar and DJ Waefunky will be spinning - time to gather together!
