Pet Projects 5/2/25-6/21/25
What takes up all of your devotion? Do you have animal companions that mean the world to you? What causes take up your time and talents? We'd love to see anything that you hold close to your heart!
Happy Little Trees
(3/7/25-4/26/25)
Our todays are rooted in our yesterdays. What can you take from your own yesterdays as you look into the future? Whether your work is motivated by the everyday and ordinary, repetition, or just the joy of your trajectory, there's something to be said for finding inspiration in routine!
Bucket List
(1/17/25 - 2/28/25)
This exhibit is all about looking forward. What have you always wanted to experience, what goals and challenges are you looking to tackle? Our philosophy? Don’t kick the bucket until it’s empty, and let’s fill those buckets together!
The Same as Yesterday
(11/12/24 - 1/11/25)
Our todays are rooted in our yesterdays. What can you take from your own yesterdays as you look into the future? Whether your work is motivated by the everyday and ordinary, repetition, or just the joy of your trajectory, there's something to be said for finding inspiration in routine!
(9/27/24 - 11/2/24)
About Face
With 43 muscles, the human face is capable of over 10,000 expressions. Let's face it: that means the possibilities are endless. And that's just the human species! It's time to start making faces at us in all their forms!
Food, Glorious Food!
(8/9/24 - 9/21/24)
It's harvest time and we want you to bring on the buffet! Reach out to the inner foodie in each of us and give a feast for the eyes with artwork inspired by food! We all deserve to get our just desserts!
Music of the Night
(6/28/24 - 8/3/24)
Night time sharpens, heightens each sensation. Darkness stirs, wakes imagination. How do the dark hours inspire you?
Ebony and Ivory
(5/17/24 - 6/22/24)
Together in perfect harmony! It's election time, but let's take a break from politics and focus on the attraction of opposites: how, well balanced, they can sing! What will you explore! Oil and water, soft and hard, cold and hot, left and right are all more compelling in context with their opposites!
Building Blocks
(4/5/24 - 5/11/24)
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Frank Lloyd Wright passed away 50 years ago and left a legacy that uniquely integrated architecture with the surrounding environment. We want to see the “art” in architecture and a strong sense of place!
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Where the Wild Things Are
(2/23/24 - 3/30/24)
Maurice Sendak won the Caldecott award for this classic Children’s book 60 years ago. Inside all of us is a wild thing--we want you to let it loose!
Catch of the Day!
(1/12/24 - 2/17/24)
Let’s celebrate our recent achievements! Bring in your favorite creations - finished or in progress - that promise to be extra special in your eyes.
Meet the Neighbors
(11/17/23 - 1/6/2024)
Introduce us to those wild neighbors: the hummingbird borrowing a cup of sugar, juniper getting ready for a season of sneezes, or deer systematically devouring the garden. Bring us your backyard by taking inspiration from the flora and fauna of Northern New Mexico!
Naturescapes
(10/2/23 - 11/12/24)
By Doug Coombs
Photographer Doug Coombs invites us to wander with him through the
wilderness.
wilderness.
Weather
(7/3/23 - 9/29/23)
The outlook for this show is cold, snowy, foggy, sunny, rainy, and windy! We want your take on the weather, from red skies in the morning to raining cats and dogs! Whether weather sculpted the landscape or bronzed and wrinkled someone’s skin, anyone can talk about the weather!
Art Dewey Decimaled
(4/3/23 - 6/30/23)
The Dewey Decimal System finds a category for every book under the sun! If your artwork were a book, how would it be categorized?
For the Birds
(1/9/23 - 3/31/23)
Birds of a feather flock together, and this is the perfect opportunity to sing the praises of our feathered friends!
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Interested individuals may also pick up a "Call for Artists" at the shop! |
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216 DP Road
Los Alamos, NM 87544 |
Monday - Friday: 9 am - 4 pm
Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm |
(505) 661-2526
kennebel@villageartsframing.com |