contemporary art of the west
june 28, 2024 - september 15, 2024opening reception: june 27, 2024, 6 - 8 pm
museum of art fort collins, fort collins, colorado.
This exhibition features Suzanne Faris (Fort Collins, CO), ted laredo (Albuquerque, NM), Joanne Lefrak (Santa Fe, NM), Kimberly Noel (Fort Collins, CO), James Johnson (Gilbert, AZ), and Moe Scance (Golden, CO), who were prize winners and/or honorable mentions at MoA’s 2023 Rocky Mountain Triennial.
NOTE: Date changed due to weather!
Join us Friday April 19th, 2024 from 4-7pm to experience the new installations and celebrate with the artists.Jack Craft and ted laredo unveil their groundbreaking exhibition, The Shallowater Silo Project. Featuring two captivating site-specific installations, Craft and laredo join forces to push the boundaries of artistic expression.
Where: Tablelands is located at At’l Do farms,6323 FM1294, Lubbock, TX 79415. Turn in on the dirt road just before the parking lot, look for the “Art” sign.
When: Friday April 19th, 2024, 4-7pm.
All are welcome!Tablelands Center
Center Pivot Gallery
6323 FM 1294 Lubbock, TX, 79415
to schedule an appointment contact Eric Simpson at: j.eric.simpson@gmail.com
AMoA BIENNIAL-600
October 14 - December 31, 2023Opening Reception
Saturday, October 14th, 2023
6:30pm - Cocktails with Hors d'oeuvres by OHMS
7:30pm - Gallery Talk by Anna Walker, Executive Director of Houston's Lawndale Art Center
Members free, non-members $10Three of ted laredo's artworks are featured in this exhibition:
mountain mirage (battlezone) study no. 1
full-circle moonbow study
argentum ferrum cadmiaeThe 2023 AMoA BIENNIAL-600 presented by the Amarillo Museum of Art is the tenth iteration of an ongoing series of juried biennial exhibitions exploring areas of artistic practice, material, and content by artists residing within a 600-mile radius of Amarillo, Texas.
The exhibition will be on view from October 14, 2023 - December 31, 2023.
JUROR: Anna Walker, Executive Director of Lawndale Art & Performance Center.
Rocky Mountain Triennial
May 26 - August 6, 2023Two of ted laredo's artworks, oculus and cosmic latte SWEEPS study, have been selected for this exhibition.
The Rocky Mountain Triennial is presented by the Museum of Art Fort Collins in Fort Collins, CO. The all media Rocky Mountain Triennial will present a diverse look into contemporary artwork in the Intermountain West featuring artists from Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Utah.
The exhibition this year was juried by Merry Scully. Merry Scully is currently the Director of the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art, California State University, San Bernardino. She was previously head of curatorial affairs, and curator of contemporary art at the New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe, NM.
IRON CLAD II: Cast and Painted Works by Jack Craft and Ted Laredo
July 12 - August 3, 2019A two-man exhibition at EXHIBIT/208 will have a backbone of pure iron.
This exhibition was inspired by a visit between the artists at Laredo's Albuquerque studio, when he was experimenting with micaceous iron oxide flake paintings.
In works specifically generated for this show, Craft, a sculptor, created a sphere and a cube, each a cubic foot of iron that were coated in pyramid-shaped nail heads, while Laredo, a painter, used iron oxide flake for works that often appear solid black but reflect light in unexpected ways.
This exhibition was originally presented at West Texas A & M University, Dord Fitz Formal Art Gallery, Canyon, Texas (January to March, 2018).
Opening Reception
Friday, July 12
5 PM - 8 PMEXHIBIT/208
208 Broadway SE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Between Central and LeadGallery Hours:
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
10am - 4pm or by appointment
Director: Kim Arthun
Phone: 505-450-6884
Email: artoon@swcp.com
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................Westword December 14, 2018:
Review: Ted Laredo Plays with Perceptions at Michael Warren Contemporary.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Michael Warren Contemporary Presents
ted laredo: 93 million miles from the sun
december 4, 2018 - january 19, 2019opening reception
friday, december 7, 2018
6 - 9 PMartist talk and coffee
saturday, december 8, 2018
10:30 AMplease join us for these receptions:
december 21 (6-8pm), third friday art reception
january 4 (6-9pm), first friday art walk
january 18 (6-8pm), third friday art receptionexhibition continues through january 19, 2019
michael warren contemporary
760 santa fe dr
denver, co 80204
(303) 635-6255Westword December 14, 2018:
Review: Ted Laredo Plays with Perceptions at Michael Warren Contemporary.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
view ted laredo's art work in person at:
Exhibit/208 albuquerque, new mexico.
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.................................................................................................................................................................................................................ArtsThrive: Art Exhibition & Benefit
The 28th annual ArtsThrive: Art Exhibition & Benefit is a 6-week invitational exhibition hosted by the Albuquerque Museum Foundation and held at the Albuquerque Museum.
Opening Weekend Events
ArtsThrive Collectors’ Dinner
Friday, October 19, 2018
6 p.m.
Enjoy a sumptuous dinner in the ArtsThrive Gallery and discover the meaning and enriched beauty of exclusive artwork available to purchase this evening only. To reserve your tickets, call Elaine Richardson at 505-842-0111.
ArtsThrive Saturday Gala
Saturday, October 20, 2018
6 p.m.
Meet the artists, sip cocktails, and drop bids on over 250 artworks before the exhibition opens to the general public. Purchase your tickets today.Exhibition Open to the General Public:
October 21 – December 2, 2018.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Iron Clad: Cast and Painted Works by Jack Craft and Ted Laredo
January 16 - March 10, 2018A two-man exhibition at West Texas A&M University will have a backbone of pure iron.
Iron Clad: Cast and Painted Works by Jack Craft and Ted Laredo will be on view Jan. 16 to March 10 in the Dord Fitz Formal Art Gallery in WT's Mary Moody Northern Hall. The artists will attend a 12:30 p.m. Jan. 25 artists' talk in Room 189 at Northern Hall and at a 6 p.m. Jan. 25 opening reception in the gallery.
The exhibition was inspired by a visit between the artists at Laredo's Albuquerque studio, when he was experimenting with micaceous iron oxide flake paintings.
In works specifically generated for this show, Craft, a sculptor, created a sphere and a cube, each a cubic foot of iron that were coated in pyramid-shaped nail heads, while Laredo, a painter, used iron oxide flake for works that often appear solid black but reflect light in unexpected ways.
Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and by appointment on weekends.
Email jrevett@wtamu.edu.
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ted laredo's artist book to be featured in Boundless, an exhibition of experimental artist-made books that prioritizes conceptual book forms, non-traditional materials, collaborative or interdisciplinary projects, and unconventional approaches to narrative, storytelling, and documentation.
january 27 - march 10, 2018
reception, saturday, january 27, 2018
6 - 8 pmcentral features contemporary art
514 central ave sw, #2
albuquerque, nm 87102
505-252-9983hours: thursday, friday & saturday 11am to 4pm
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Deck The Walls
18th annual group showdecember 15, 2017 - januray 27, 2018
opening reception friday, december 15, 2017, 5 - 8 pm
Exhibit/208
208 broadway se
albuquerque, nm 87102
505-450-6884
hours: thursday, friday & saturday 10 am - 4 pm................................................................................................................................................................................................................
artsthrive 2017 at the albuquerque museum
ted laredo will have three works in this years exhibit and benefit.
please join the albuquerque museum foundation for this year’s opening weekend events october 20 & 21, 2017!exhiibit continues through december 3, 2017.
the albuquerque museum
2000 mountain road
albuquerque, nm 87104
505.243.7255hours: tuesday through sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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room to be featured in the exhibition:
amoa biennial 600: architecture!
july 14 - october 1, 2017amarillo museum of art
2200 s. van buren street
amarillo, tx 79109
806.371.5050 or 806.371.5392hours: tuesday through friday 10 am - 5 pm, saturday and sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
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january 11, 2017:
new american paintings, art new mexico: ted laredo by diana gaston, director of tamarind institute.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
deck the walls
december 16, 2016 thru january 28, 2017.opening reception
december 16, 2016
5 - 8 pmExhibit/208
208 broadway se
albuquerque, NM 87102
505.450.6884
kim arthun: artoon@swcp.com
hours: thursday - saturday 10 - 4.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
non finito
december 2, 2016 thru january 27, 2017.opening reception
december 2, 2016
6 - 9 pmsanitary tortilla factory
403 2nd street sw
albuquerque, mn 87102
505.228.3749non finito is Italian for not finished and it is the organizing theme for this group exhibition.
throughout history, artists have been making and sometimes abandoning works. tucked in corners, caves, storage units, and behind stacks of actualized works are the orphans, existing in a purgatory of incompleteness.
for some artists, it's some day maybe..., a challenge to re-visit at another time; for others, these pieces are stubborn and obstinate, representative of failure and confusion; for others, these pieces represent ideas and directions that the artist was unable to move through or follow; and for some these pieces were wonderful little reveries that stand as jumping of points for other ideas and works that became highly successful.
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october 22 - december 4, 2016
the albuquerque museum
2000 mountain road nw
albuquerque, new mexico 87104
505.243.7255.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
the world is flat not round
jamie brunson, erin elder, tim jag, jeff kahm, jamie hart, ted laredo, jen pack, heidi pollardopening reception: friday, september 2, 2016, 6-9 pm
performance by: minimal excursion, 7 pmPHILSPACE contemporary santa fe
1410 second street
santa fe, new mexico 87505
505.983.7945
philspacesantafe@gmail.com
gallery hours: 12-5 pm monday - saturday.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
wrap it up
2015 end of year group show
december 11- january 23, 2016reception: friday december 11, 2016
5 - 8 pmexhibit/208
208 broadway se
albuquerque, nm 87102
505-450-6884................................................................................................................................................................................................................
wild + life
wild+life - work by 70 new mexican artists
a benefit for wildlife rescue of new mexico
"to raise, rehabilitate, release and educate"october 3 thru december 5, 2015
page coleman gallery
6320-B Linn Avenue NE
Albuquerque, NM
505.238.5071
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................side x side: new work by angela berkson + ted laredo
opening reception:
october 9, 2015
5 - 8 pm
Exhibit/208
208 broadway se
albuquerque, NM 87102
kim arthun artoon@swcp.comexhibit dates: october 3 - 31, 2015
gallery hours: thursday - saturday 10 am – 4 pmAngela and Ted met in studio art classes at the University of Texas in Austin in 1988, and they have been working side by side ever since.
Angela Berkson has been investigating universal shapes and their transmutation by way of her encaustic and acrylic paintings for over twenty years. These new paintings incorporate the notion of “content drift” which is a technical term that describes the shifting of internet content that existed at one time in one place, but after time, a website’s identifiers may evolve, expire or fail for one reason or another. The content is no longer accessible, or it ceases to be representative of the original content. This notion of “content drift” is suggestive of memory lapses or other ways our universe shifts and evolves.
Ted Laredo produces saturated color field paintings and line drawings that are purposefully minimal, primarily concerned with the act of experiencing his works without the distraction of deciphering meaning or content. Ted’s works are layered with acrylic paint, phosphorescent pigment and glass micro beads that read different ways throughout the day and then shimmer with an ethereal inner-light at night.
Angela and Ted share their two studios, often working side by side. They don’t collaborate on work, per se, instead they maintain their individual explorations in a parallel universe. Sometimes viewers find similarities in their work, a cross-pollination of ideas, images and colors that can be pleasurable to ponder.
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................Art Aspen
august 13 - 16, 2015visit michael warren contemporay's booth at ArtAspen in aspen, colorado. a selection of ted laredo's work will be on display as well as other gallery artists.
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................ted laredo: off the map
march 2 - april 27, 2015artists reception
friday, march 20, 2015
5 - 6:30 pmdistrict 3 gallery
commissioner maggie hart-stebbins office
city-county government building
10th floor, 1 civic plaza, suite 10111
albuquerque, nm 87102photos of reception
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see special installations during the month of january 2015 from darby hillman and ted laredo, viewable only through the door and windows.
central features
109 5th st sw
albuquerque, NM 87102
505-243-3389
info@centralfeatures.com
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featuring
haley bates: shadow study
robert brinker: mind maze
ted laredo: afterglowjanuary 2, 2015 – january 31, 2015
receptions:
first friday, january 2 (6-9pm)
opening reception, friday january 9 (6-9pm)
artist talk, saturday january 10 (4-6pm)
third friday, january 16 (6-9pm)michael warren contemporary (mwc) presents
in day to night bates, brinker, and laredo explore psychology in the act of viewing and relationships of material with the immaterial. each artist employs light (and winter’s lack thereof) in their work.
shadow study: haley bates makes site-specific sculptural works that rely on light in the spaces they inhabit. bates’ works draw attention to the ephemeral nature of ownership – as the light diminishes in the space, so do the shadows they produce.
mind maze: robert brinker paints vivid abstractions that weave ribbons of color in and out of neutral grounds. brinker’s paintings hint at appropriated narratives, but ultimately are boundless mazes that only hint at their true complexity.
afterglow: ted laredo produces saturated color fields and line drawings that are purposefully minimal. laredo is concerned with the act of experiencing his works without the distraction of deciphering meaning or content. mono-diptychs, laredo’s works are covered in phosphorescent pigment and glass micro beads that read different ways throughout the day and then shimmer with an ethereal inner-light at night.
during the month of january, mwc will also showcase many of the gallery artists in the additional viewing rooms in the back gallery. mwc consigns riverhouse editions, an extensive collection of fine art prints from career artists practicing all over the world.
michael warren contemporary
760 santa fe drive
denver CO 80204
303-635-6255
tues-sat 11-6info@michaelwarrencontemporary.com
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................biography
ted laredo was born in laredo, texas on the us/mexico border in 1966.
laredo produces saturated color field paintings and line drawings that are purposefully minimal, primarily concerned with the act of experiencing his works without deciphering meaning or content.
laredo’s works are layered with acrylic paint, phosphorescent pigment and glass micro beads producing works that reflect, shift and shimmer with an ethereal inner-light.
laredo attended the University of Texas at Austin where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1990. He received the Clare Hart Degolyer Memorial Fund Award from the Dallas Museum of Art in 1990 and the Jury’s Choice Award, Art of Albuquerque 2002, presented by Magnifico at the Albuquerque Museum in 2002. He has lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico since 1991.
..................................................................................................................................................................................................................ted laredo's art work can be viewed at:
Exhibit/208
208 Broadway SE
albuquerque, nm 87102
thursday - saturday 10 - 4
505.450.6884michael warren contemporary
760 santa fe drive
denver, co 80204
tuesday - saturday 11 - 6
303.667.2447if you wish to to receive occasional updates and exhibit information please join the mailing list.
..................................................................................................................................................................................................................ted laredo is pleased to announce that he will be exhibiting his art work at the newly established
michael warren contemporary art gallery in denver, colorado. a selection of his art work will be included in the first group exhibition:introductions
may 13 - june 14, 2014grand opening reception
thursday may 15, 2014
6 - 9 pmmichael warren contemporary
760 santa fe drive
denver, co 80204
303.667.2447
tuesday - saturday 11 - 6michael warren contemporary will provide one of the largest exhibition spaces in the city of denver showcasing artists from the rocky mountain region and the united states.
michael warren contemporary presents contemporary artwork that speaks on a personal level, presenting colorful abstract and figurative work alongside contemplative sculpture, installations, works on paper and photography with particular emphasis on materials and process.
art exhibit: introductions
may 13 - june 14, 2014receptions:
opening reception: thursday, may 15, 6-9pm
collector’s friday, may 16, 6-9pm
first friday, june 6, 6-9pmcontacts and links:
michael warren contemporary
directions
info@michaelwarrencontemporary.com
mike mcclung.director
warren campbell.director
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WRAP IT UP
december 13, 2013 - january 25, 2014end of year group show
Exhibit/208
208 broadway blvd. se
albuquerque, nm
505.450.6884
hours: thursday - saturday 10 - 4
..................................................................................................................................................................................................................light blue spheres
(pictured on the wall, lower right) is now in the collection of the Albuquerque Museum, a gift from Dr. Jonathan Abrams, MD.
..................................................................................................................................................................................................................lucent variations
may 3 - may 25, 2013reception
friday, may 10
5 - 8 pmclosing reception
(lights out)
saturday, may 25
8:30 pmExhibit/208
208 broadway blvd. se
albuquerque, new mexico 87102hours: thursday - saturday 10-4 or by appointment
Kim Arthun: 505.450.6884
Russell Hamilton: 505.977.0085Ted Laredo will be exhibiting art work that riffs on the lucent properties of various media including galvanized steel, phosphorescent cotton twill tape and glass micro beads.
The pieces in the exhibit incorporate cotton-twill tape arranged in geometric configurations such as honeycomb cells and cube forms, some affixed over micro bead coated panels and painted with phosphorescent acrylics, some affixed to galvanized steel panels with magnets. During the day, the reflective bead-coated surfaces have a luminous, almost pearlescent glow. At night, the painted geometric forms emit a soft light of their own, captured earlier in the day from the available light striking their surfaces. "The reflective glass beads came out of the idea of having a reflective quality without electricity," Laredo said. "Something that's ethereal, something you can't quite grasp but is pleasing to the eye." Several pieces, including one called naphthol red eclipse and another called cobalt blue mono-diptych, are panels without twill tape that appear monochromatic under direct light sources but change dramatically when the lights are off. (Abatemarco, Michael, “Trick of the Light; The Protean Art of Ted Laredo,” The Santa Fe New Mexican, Pasatiempo Magazine, January 2011.)
Ted Laredo was born in Laredo, Texas in 1966. He attended the University of Texas at Austin where he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1990. He received the Clare Hart Degolyer Memorial Fund Award from the Dallas Museum of Art in 1990 and the Jury’s Choice Award, Art of Albuquerque 2002, presented by Magnifico at the Albuquerque Museum in 2002. He has called Albuquerque, New Mexico home since 1991.
Exhibit/208 is an art gallery that plays a unique role in the New Mexico art scene. Owned and managed by three Albuquerque artists, the gallery provides an exhibition venue for contemporary artists working at a professional level and is dedicated to providing exposure and sales opportunity for these artists. Exhibit/208 installs shows that strain the sales requirements of mainstream commercial galleries. The gallery does not “represent” artists and encourages interested collectors and galleries to contact the artists directly.
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12 x 12
6th Annual 12 x 12 Auction and Fundaiser
Friday December 7, 2012
6 - 8 pmHarwood Art Center
1114 7th street nw
albuquerque, nm 87102
505.242.6367gallery hours are monday - friday, 10 am - 4 pm
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Black to White
November 16, 2012 - January 5, 2013
ARTISTS’ RECEPTION
5 - 8 PM
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 30TH, 2012Exhibit/208
208 Broadway blvd. se
albuquerque, new mexico 87102thursday - saturday 10-4 or by appointment
Kim Arthun: 505.450.6884
Russell Hamilton: 505.977.0085
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Summer Extravaganza
June 22 - July 28, 2012EXTENDED Thru August 25, 2012
THIRTY FIVE ARTISTS – SEVENTY FIVE WORKS
abdalla.abrams.adams.anderson.arthun.baragiola.baudoin.berkson.bolton.cook.deitz.ellis.
feinberg.fenichel.hamilton.harper.hart.hines.hogan.karp.laredo.linnell.loving.lowney.maki.
mccamey.o’connor.panaro.peebles.prythero.socha.thompson.turung.wellman.wing.ARTISTS’ RECEPTION
5 - 8 PM
FRIDAY, JULY 13TH, 2012Exhibit/208
208 Broadway Blvd. SE
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102Hours: Thursday - Saturday 10-4 or by appointment
Kim Arthun: 505-450-6884
Russell Hamilton: 505-977-0085
..................................................................................................................................................................................................................The Finite Passing of an Infinite Passion
June 1 - July 18, 2012
A national group exhibition curated by Danielle Rae Miller & Laura Ratcliffe.Reception:
Friday, June 1, 2012
5 - 8 pmSCA CONTEMPORARY ART
524 Haines NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.228.3749
Hours: Thursdays & Fridays 12-5 and by appointment.SCA is located one block south of I-40 between 5th & 6th.
Featured Artists:
Steve Barry, Angela Berkson, Rebecca Blankley, Stephanie Brunia, Cauldron of Awen, Erin Currier, Kristin Deiner, Jennifer Hudson, Lynn Johnson, Christopher Knerr, Ted Laredo, Stephanie Lerma, Tim Mullane, Larry Bob Phillips, Photosynthesist, Linda Mae Tratchaud, Greg Tucker, Jennifer Vasher, Christine WallersThe Finite Passing of an Infinite Passion is a group show featuring the work of 20 contemporary artists mixed with religious artifacts and ephemera, curated by Laura Ratcliffe and Danielle Rae Miller.
In choosing art for the exhibition, the curators sought not to “critique” religion, or question it, although there are several works that do. They did not seek a multicultural balance between representations of many religions, nor did they seek work that teaches, preaches, informs, or holds true to any particular set of beliefs.
The exhibition is not meant as an anthropological study. Instead, Ratcliffe and Miller chose artworks they felt express a form of spiritual longing that works within some standards of traditional religious iconographies and art historical references.
The exhibition title was taken from Wonderlandby Joyce Carol Oates. Laura Ratcliffe and Danielle Rae Miller co-curated several exhibitions in the early 2000’s, including Bittersweet, All Americans Are Soldiers, Synesthesia, and Dirty Weekend.
This is their first joint curatorial project in 10 years.
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Group Show
December 9, 2011 - January 21, 2012Reception/Office Party
Friday, December 9th, 2011
5-8pmExhibit/208
208 Broadway Blvd. SE
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102Hours: Thursday - Saturday 10-4 or by appointment
Kim Arthun: 505.450.6884
Russell Hamilton: 505.977.0085
..........................................................................................................................................................................................................Ca-thar-sis
September 23 - November 18, 2011Featuring work by:
Lea Anderson
Joe Barron
Stephanie Lerma
Ted Laredo
Danielle Rae Miller
Louie Va
ZonaOpening Reception:
Friday September 23, 2011
5-8 pmDowntown Contemporary Gallery
105 4th Street SW
Albuquerque, NM 87102Hours: Tuesday 11:30-6:00
Thursday 11:30-6:00
Saturday 12:00-4:00
and by appointment 505.363.3870Directors: Stacy Hawkinson, Val Hollingsworth, Louie Va
Alibi Article
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January 28 - March 5, 2011
Select works on view through April 16, 2011Box Gallery
1611-A Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(Railyard Arts District)
Hours: Tues-Sat 10 - 5
505.989.4897
michelle@boxgallerysf.com
www.boxgallerysf.comNew work by Ted Laredo incorporating line, color, glass micro beads and phosphorescent paint.
Ted Laredo's use of phosphorescent acrylic paint and glass micro beads invites viewing in a multitude of light conditions: in the dark an "equal but opposite" experience of the same work is achieved. In his mono-diptychs , Laredo employs reflective glass micro beads and deep-hued monochromatic acrylic on panel. Writes Laredo: "The solidity of the monochrome gives way to an ethereal inner light." His geometric wall-drawings -necker's cube ; honeycomb cells - are constructed in cotton twill tape painted with phosphorescent acrylic. They appear three-dimensional; they fluctuate in perspective, and seem to float in negative space.
Articles and Reviews
Pasatiempo
Journal North
SF Reporter
Visual Art Source
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August 13 - September 11, 2010
We're Back
New Location Group Show Open House
Friday August 13th, 2010
5 - 8 pmRegular Hours Saturdays 10 - 4 or by appointment
Show runs through September 11th, 2010Exhibit/208
208 Broadway Blvd. SE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.450.6884 Kim Arthun
505.977.0085 Russell Hamilton
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August 7 - September 9, 2010
Domy Books, in association with Okay Mountain,
is pleased to present88 organized by Andy Coolquitt
FEATURING
Jamie Panzer, Jill Thrasher, Kal Spelletich, Nic Maffei,
Regina Vater, Sheelah Murthy, Steve Jones, Teresa Hubbard,
Theresa Houston, Lance Letscher, Bob Anderson, Bogdan Perzynski,
Carolee Schneemann, Elisa Jimenez, Luke Savisky, Peter Glassford,
Sawad Brooks, Julia Maffei, Bill Lundberg, Ethyl Shipton, Angela Berkson, Bart Farar, Ted Laredo (N7 neutral gray portal) and more...Saturday, August 7, 2010 at Domy Books, Austin
913 E Cesar Chavez, Austin, TX 78702
7-10pm, FREE ADMISSION
+ A SIMULTANEOUS OPENING AT OKAY MOUNTAINReviews
ART LIES: A Contemporary Art Quarterly
Glasstire {texas visual art online}
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July 24 - August 28, 2010
Group show of artist couples organized by Stephanie Lerma.
Artists featured: Berkson - Laredo (staring at the sun), Bingham - Koch, Cozza - Lampela, Lerma - LermaOpening reception: Saturday, July 24, 2010, 5 - 8 pm
Exhibition runs through August 28th, 201010101 2nd Street NW, Albuquerque, NM, Half a mile north of Alameda Blvd.
..........................................................................................................................................................................................................LAND/ART New Mexico Book Release
June 16, 2010
LAND/ART was a large-scale collaboration organized by 516 ARTS, exploring land-based art, involving over 25 organizations during 6 months during 2009 in Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Mountainair. The project examined relationships of land, art and community through exhibitions, site-specific art works, lectures, performances, tours, excursions, films and a culminating book published by Radius Books. The book was released June 16, 2010 and will be distributed internationally through DAP.
Ted Laredo realized two pieces for the project. One indoor project, room, for 516 Arts in Albuquerque, New Mexico and one outdoor project, billboard, at THE LAND/ an art site in Mountainair, New Mexico.
LAND/ART was made possible in part by The FUND at Albuquerque Community Foundation.
...........................................................................................................................................................................................................Albuquerque Now, Fall
October 11, 2009 - January 3, 2010
Reception: Saturday, October 10th, 6-8pm
Albuquerque Museum of Art and History
2000 Mountain Road NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Phone: 505.243.7255
800.659.8331 Relay
Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays.Albuquerque Now, Fall is the first of two installations of diverse work by artists of the metropolitan area and is organized by Andrew Connors, Curator of Art. Albuquerque Now celebrates the diversity of visual culture in all of its active manifestations, from traditional woodworking to digital video, from printmaking to installation art such as ted laredo's room.
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