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Where I Live:
East End of Nob Hill
About Me:
Matrix Fine Art is a contemporary gallery featuring established and emerging New Mexico artists working in painting, ceramic, glass and sculpture.
Favorite Thing(s) About Albuquerque:
The Arts, of course!
Relationship Status:
It's Complicated
My Website:
http://matrixfineart.com

Our September Shows!!

New Work by Emily Trovillion
and Focus on Local Treasure Frank McCulloch


Emily Trovillion
Big Head
Oil on canvas on board
18 x 24”

Trovillion’s oil paintings feature detailed and lovingly rendered figures blending subjects from carnival to evidence of natural and unnatural disasters. Emily Trovillion was named one of New Mexico’s top 150 artists in an article in the June/July 2008 issue of the Santa Fean Magazine.

Frank McCulloch
Luna de Miel
Oil on Canvas
48 x 66"

Frank McCulloch, one of the ten artists awarded the title of “Local Treasure” as part of the month-long celebration of the arts in Albuquerque, is a New Mexico icon who has greatly contributed to the arts as teacher, artist and musician. He describes his lush expressive paintings as “landscapes of the mind.

There will be a special celebration of a 12 Local Treasures at the Albuquerque museum, Sunday Sept. 21st at 2:00pm. Find out more about Local Treaures at http://www.artscrawlabq.org/html/local-treasures.html

Exhibition dates: September 5 - 27
(Early Bird Preview: September 2 - 5)

First Friday Artscrawl Reception: September 5, 5 – 8:00 PM

Dwelling in the Form: Etchings and Paintings by Takahiko Hayashi

D-28, Aug. 2004
Mixed Media and Painting
17 x 11.5"

Takahiko Hayashi lives and works in Japan where he is a rising star. His etchings and pigment paintings are composed out of hundreds of detailed lines creating masterfully bold abstractions, often with vibrant color. His work is best described as abstract landscapes although it also reflects his interest in philosophy such as the writing of Lao-Tse.

If you have time during September come by and see the amazing paintings and etchings that Takahiko has created. He will be here on Sept. 19th so come on over and meet the artist himself!

Exhibition dates: September 5 - 27
(Early Bird Preview: September 2 - 19)

Artscrawl Reception: September 19, 5 – 8:00 PM (the artist will be present)

Gallery hours: Tuesday 10 - 4, Wednesday - Sunday, 9 - 6

Matrix Fine Art's Blog

August Show- Reflections - Sculpture and Mixed Media Work by John Garrett

John Garrett, Trap; wood, metal, fiber, paper, 30 x 18 x 3, 2007 John Garrett is one of Albuquerque’s most talented sculptors and mixed media artists. He is especially noted for his mobiles, exclusively available at the Albuquerque Museum gift shop. His newest collection of work invokes… Continue

Posted on August 17th, 2008 at 11:00am — No Comments (Add)

July Show at Matrix Fine Art -- PHOTO NEW MEXICO!

Twenty-four New Mexico photographers, including David Antreasian,… Continue

Posted on June 17th, 2008 at 1:31pm — No Comments (Add)

Albuquerque Journal and the Local IQ review!

Mary Zaremba at her opening! A big “Thank you” to Wesley Pulkka of the Albuquerque Journal and to Brendan Picker of Local IQ for not only reviewing Mary Zaremba’s show, but also for writing beautifully and with much insight. Picker interviewed the artist which… Continue

Posted on April 20th, 2008 at 1:30pm — No Comments (Add)

Life After: Photographs by Mary Zaremba

Zaremba uses flowers and organic materials as metaphors related to the themes of growth, cha… Continue

Posted on April 13th, 2008 at 12:24pm — No Comments (Add)

Our March Show: Illumination : Sculpture by Archer Dougherty





Archer Dougherty's lush and intricate sculptures are deeply rooted in an ancient, mystical soil. The effect is akin to stumbling across a ruined church in the woods, still full of arcane regalia & fragmented decoration, a simultaneous experience of the Lost and the Found.

Mixing togeth… Continue

Posted on February 29th, 2008 at 11:30am — No Comments (Add)

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