Who Are These Invisible Clouds

Who are these invisible clouds

April 20, 2018

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Santa Fe Art Institute

1600 St Michaels Dr

Santa Fe, NM 87505

sfai.org

This exhibition features work created in response to ongoing oil and gas extraction in the Greater Chaco Region and site-specific experiences shared among Daniel Tso, Sunny Dooley, and Land Arts of the American West and SFAI resident artists. Drawing on this time together, this one-night event presents works and performances that reveal connections between capitalism and extraction, while puncturing these with creative, alternative, disruptive, and kin-forming ideas, languages, and practices.

ARTISTS:
Adele Ardent

Viola Arduini

Jeanette Hart-Mann

Ryan Henel

Amy Catherine Hulshoff
Alex Kinney

Gil Ngolé

Ruby Pluhar

Paul Ross
Mikala Sterling

Free and open to the public

Many thanks to everyone who has made this possible through sharing their experiences, stories, contributing to this collective effort, and supporting the Land Arts of the American West program. Thank you Daniel Tso, Sunny Dooley, Asha Canalos, Jonah Yellowman, SFAI Resident Artists Gil Ngolé, Syrus Marcus Ware, Melisse Watson, Su-Ying Lee, Xenia Benivolski, Santa Fe Art Institute, Department of Art and College of Fine Arts at the University of New Mexico, and Lannan Foundation.

Land Arts of the American West: to inspire and support environmentally and
socially engaged art practices through field-based bioregional teaching, collective
learning, interdisciplinary research, community collaboration, and creative forms
of publication and exhibition.

For further information about Land Arts of the American West:
http://landarts.unm.edu
http://unmlandarts.blogspot.com
http://facebook.com/landartsunm
http://www.instagram.com/unmlandarts

Contact:
Jeanette Hart-Mann, Director, Land Arts of the American West
hartmann@unm.edu