Art Blog
The Magic of Santa Fe in the Spring Santa Fe springs are magical. Whirling winds push the promise of summer toward this mountain town and sunny skies morph into an ever-changing canvas of blues from which a rare desert rain may gently fall. The City Different has both inspired and …
Spring is officially in full swing but Santa Fe’s trees are just starting to sprout bright green leaves. In Canyon Road Contemporary’s sculpture garden the tall grasses rustle in the cool breeze. The artwork, so accustomed to sleeping under a coat of snow, seems to expand in the warmer air. …
Win an art adventure with Canyon Contemporary and Mellow Velo If anyone knows the intimate beauty of the West, it’s Cyndia Harlan. She journeys deep into the aspen forests of New Mexico and Colorado to draw inspiration for her luminous mixed media paintings. When she gets back to her studio, …
Visit Canyon Contemporary on this year’s Edible Art Tour Canyon Road is a little sleepy in February. Small groups of tourists drift …
Be A Part Of The Heart When I call him for an interview, Tanner Lawley is far from home. The Allen, Texas …
Kathy Beekman is what her husband calls a “toucher.” When she goes on hikes she runs her hands over tree trunks and …
Holiday magic at Canyon Road Contemporary Walk through Canyon Road Contemporary Art’s snow dusted sculpture garden, across the porch and through the …
Canyon Road Contemporary Art has been around for 30 years, and its historic building even longer, but when Nancy Leeson took the …
When John Petrey worked in advertising he had two mottos. The first was “Beauty is in the eye of the checkbook holder,” and the second was “If you can’t have fun, why show up sober?”
Casey Horn was standing by the door with a serene smile on his face at Friday’s opening of “Zen,”Canyon Road Contemporary Art’s latest show. He seemed to be channeling his work, a dynamic series of metal sculptures in the shapes of Japanese characters that possess gravity-defying balance and soothing symmetry.
