PAST 2022 EXHIBITIONS
Warehouse 1-10 is proud to present a Spring Group Exhibition as part of the Annual ART MAGDALENA Studio and Gallery Tour.
Opening Saturday May 7, 2022 11am-4pm
Sunday May 8, 1pm -4pm or by appointment
Kim Arthun
Michael Kotel Bisbee
Agustín Lucho Pozo Gálvez
Sigrid McCabe
Judy Richardson
Masha Sha
Martie Zelt
Tamara Zibners
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Warehouse 1-10 was a recepient of a Fulcrum Fund, a grant program of 516 ARTS made possible by the Frederick Hammersley Foundation 2020
Judy Richardson’s sculptures are built, assembled, and cast with familiar materials like wood, wire, metal, wax, and cloth. She fabricates parts to cobble together with the things she finds, transforming them into objects about political, emotional, and environmental situations.
Masha Sha exaggerates the graphic and poetic nature of the words. She says “the complexities and excitement involved in excavating meanings from words and phrases is a major part of my thinking”. A Russian born artist living and working in America Sha say’s that her relationship with language is always in a "state of discovery".
Martie Zelt’s constructions incorporate handmade paper, fabric, wood, pigmented mark making and stitchery. Rooted in the practice of printmaking, Zelt stretches the medium to its outer limits, creating tactile constructions drawing on geometric abstraction.
Tamara Zibners dissects fragments from a multitude of photographic images and combines them with drawings to create collages with vibrant blown-out colors ranging in themes addressing motherhood to pure abstraction.
Past Exhibition
About The Artists
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Kim Arthun is a constructivist and collage artist working with a variety of materials including paper, wood and metal. In this works in paper Artun extracts elements from mass media, decomposes them and use the pieces to make images that transcend their original intent. Artun is also founder of Exhibit 208, a contemporary art gallery in Albuquerque representing the work of 48 New Mexico Artists.
Michael Kotel Bisbee chooses formal elements for his paintings with great care, and arranges them on his canvases with the consciousness of an artist well-versed in Modernism and Abstraction, an artist who thinks deeply about how that history is reflected in his work.
Agustín Lucho Pozo Gálvez makes drawings and paintings that are dense, funny, complicated, and mysterious. He constructs his work by building layers of colors and images, some from graffiti, some from portraiture, some deeply serious, some more whimsical. Gálvez takes ideas from his experiences and memories and his extensive knowledge of art history.
Sigrid McCabe’sstoneware sculptures are inspired by the natural environment in which she lives and works. She explores that world through the prism of the animals’ experience, and sculpts figures that emote qualities through their gaze and gesture.
Tamara Zibners
Kim Arthun
Warehouse 1-10 is proud to present the work of Masha Sha.
Sha has been working on a series of large-scale drawings emphasizing the graphic and poetic nature of words. She uses graphite and crayon on tracing paper to make thousands of small expressive marks that culminate in a single word or phrase. As a Russian artist living in the United States, Masha is engaging in a visual relationship with language that is always in a state of improvisation. The complexities and excitement involved in excavating meanings from words and phrases is a major part of Masha’s interest. Her curiosity about language grows out of a love for literature as well as a sense of being a stranger to the written word.
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Exhibition at Warehouse 1-10
MASHA SHA
FALL
Large Scale Graphite Drawings
by appointment through December 3, 2022
110 North Main Street, Magdalena, NM
Or view the exhibition online.