HEIGHTS
THE GALLERY ABQ
Hoffmantown, 8210 Menaul Blvd. NE - 505.292.9333
thegalleryabq.com - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, November 4th (5-8pm)
Regular hours: 11:00am-4:00 pm Tuesday-Saturday
Tribute to Jeff Warren
The Gallery ABQ presents the November 2022 Salon Show “Tribute to Jeff Warren.” Other artists in the salon will be Marlies Diels (new clay creations) and Lauren Deyo (a fresh perspective). In the main gallery, the Featured Artists are Linda Weiss (fused glass) and Marcy Boushelle (mixed media/watercolor). Sponsored by Tractor Brewing. For more information, see the gallery website at www.thegalleryabq.com or Facebook@TheGalleryAbq.
OLD TOWN & SAWMILL
AMAPOLA GALLERY
205 Romero St - 505.242.4311
Amapola-gallery.com - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, November 4th (4-7pm)
Open 10 to 5 daily
Amapola Gallery presents "Rainbow Variations” The functional art of AmyJane Johnson and wall art by Catalina Salinas. Together this pair will delight you with the exciting range and quality of their rainbow creations. Meet them November 4 from 4 to 7 pm, for their First Friday reception!
BLUE PORTAL
2107 Church St NW - 505.243.6005
assistanceleagueabq.org/the-blue-portal-gift-shop/ - map
Blue Portal is Holiday Ready! We're colorful, cheerful, well priced, and support NM (mostly ABQ) seniors. See & shop us online.
BROWN BEAR GALLERY
303 Romero St Ste N209 (upstairs) - 505.269.0105
brownbeargalleryabq.square.site - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, November 4th (5-8 pm)
Michael Benkoski is a Local Artist and Art Teacher. Come by and meet Michael and experience his beautiful original art at Brown Bear Gallery!
GALLERY HOZHO
2000 Bellamah Ave NW - 505.318.3992
galleryhozho.com- map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, November 4th (5-8 pm)
Gallery Hózhó at Hotel Chaco continues with Taking Flight: New Works by Terran Last Gun, Ira Lujan, and Bryce Risley, which includes a new set of ledger drawings by Last Gun, Lujan’s glass pieces reflecting the Black-on-black pottery from northern pueblos, and Risley’s photos from the Albuquerque ballooning community.
GHOSTWOLF GALLERY
206-1/2 San Felipe St. NW STE 3 - 505.246.9653
ghostwolf.gallery - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, November 4th (5-8 pm)
Open 11-6 daily
Ghostwolf is delighted to present the mixed media thesis work of Mariah Rosales. Mariah explores connections to generational trauma, childhood, upbringing, relationships, loss, healing, and other life experiences reflected on through her transition into adulthood. She uses hands as a common motif to represent the spectrum of loss, grief, and letting go. Deeply personal in nature, the series invites the viewer to reflect on their own relationships and life experiences. Mariah is currently completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art at the University of New Mexico. Join us in celebration and support of her work and accomplishments!
YUCCA ART GALLERY
206 1/2 San Felipe NW STE 1 (Patio Market) - 505.247.8931
yuccaartgallery.com - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, November 4th (5-8pm)
Come enjoy vocalist Kristy Hinds’ music: jazz standards with guitar and keyboard. Our November Featured Artists are Barb Fajardo (polymer clay jewelry), Kate Palmo (encaustic and alcohol ink painter), and Marta Burckley (gourd art). There will be stimulating conversation as well as spectacular art work from 39 local artists.
CORRALES
GLIMMER GLASS ART
First Sunday ARTScrawl: Sunday in the Village
Sunday, November 6th (10-4pm)
Glimmerglass Art will be open 10-4 for Sunday in the Village on November 6. We will have guest artists as long as the weather allows. Glimmerglass Art is a gallery with ceramics and fiber arts by Cherrymae, wood art and photography by Russ Bessette, and fused glass by Gail Grambling Harrison.
PLACITAS
WILD HEARTS GALLERY
221-B State Highway 165, Placitas - 505.361.2710
"Within Water"
Exhibit runs through November 27
Wild Hearts Gallery in Placitas presents "Within Water", paintings and prints by Marcia Rackstraw. The featured work focuses on water -- the animals and vegetation that live in water. Each work invites the viewer into an intimate space of quiet contemplation, the silence broken only by the distrubance of the water's surface with a flash of color or a muted splash.
Photo: Reflection, 12x12", oil on canvas
NORTH VALLEY
NTH 4TH
4904 Fourth Street NW - 345.2872
northfourthnm.org - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, Nov 4 (5-8pm)
10am-4pm Monday – Friday
On view through December 30
Fun, playful, tender and profound, Bright Spaces, Welcome Places: A Celebration of Queer & Trans Joy features artwork in a range of media by eighteen queer and trans artists in the LGBTQ+ community. The juried group show holds space for both/and, transformation, self-creation, gender creativity and the joy of queer and trans lives. An accompanying exhibit of stoneware pottery by Brianna Rickson and printmaking by Nichole Hendrix will be on view in North Fourth Art Center’s new exhibiting space, Gallery X.
SUNSHINE ALCHEMISTS & SOAP Co.
7205 Fourth St NW, Los Ranchos, NM 87107
sunshinealchemistsandsoapco.com - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, November 4th (11:30-8pm)
Sunshine Alchemists & Soap Co features artwork by modern abstract expressionist, Maaike Fettah, and other local Albuquerque artists. Maaike's work uses vibrant color, texture, shape, and movement to tell stories by imbuing the canvas with energy and emotion using acrylic, pastels, charcoal, ink, and spray paint. New Mexico, the Olympic Peninsula, New Orleans, and Morocco are heavy influences. Open 11:30am-8pm Friday 11/4 for your after work viewing pleasure. Come on by. Easy & plentiful parking.
DOWNTOWN & MOUNTAIN ROAD
HOTEL ANDALUZ
125 2nd St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 - 505.242.9090
hotelandaluz.com - map
In cooperation with the AABA, the Hotel Andaluz hosts quarterly exhibitions that showcase work from local galleries. The gallery is on the mezzanine alongside the Ibiza Lounge, one of three hotel dining experiences. The current exhibition features Amapola Gallery, Dragon Matthew Books, Arts, and Gifts, Ghostwolf Gallery, and Yucca Gallery.
THE GARDEN
521 Central Ave NE - 503.432.3065
ariellerenee.com - map
"Parrots’ Ofrenda"
-an art show and fiesta-
Saturday, November 5th, 6:00 - 9:30
In conjunction with the celebration of Dia De Los Muertos The Garden will host an evening of lamentation and joy. Mixed media paintings by Arielle Renee depict colorful endangered birds of the Americas as a way to pay homage to the beautiful exotic nature that has been destroyed and threatened. Collectively, we will celebrate the beauty of nature and mourn our own loss of connectivity. There will be offering candles with an altar, live singing by a traditional vocalist, and refreshments. Please bring a donation of $5.00.
LITTLE BIRD DE PAPEL
1222 Mountain Rd NW - 505.710.7524 - littlebirddepapel.com - map
Saturday, November 5, Noon-2pm
Come meet @lhc_accidentalartist—Louis
RICOCHET GALLERY
1102 Mountain Road NW - 704.345.5029
ricochetgallery.com - map
First Friday ARTScrawl
Friday, October 7th, 2022 (5-8pm)
Ricochet Gallery presents a "Ricochet Collective" of 18 artists previously seen, or not, at the gallery. Additionally, Rosalba Breazeale, MFA/UNM Thesis show, "Poems From Kay Pacha". Shows open FRI, OCT 7, 5p - 8p, in conjunction with ABQ ARTScrawl. Great art, music, beverages and BIG fun. Shows run through OCT 28.
516 ARTS
516 Central Ave. SW- 505.242.1445
516arts.org - map
"OneBeat"
November 5, 2022 3-8pm. Tickets free or suggested donation.
Daniel Ulibarri516 ARTS is teaming up with Found Sound Nation and the City of Albuquerque Arts & Culture Department to bring back OneBeat to the Albuquerque Rail Yards. The event includes 25 musical artists from 19 countries, global music, contemporary art installations, food trucks & more!
"Art and Migration in the US/Mexico Borderlands"
November 16, 2022 6pm. Free, in-person & online.
516 ARTS presents Art and Migration in the US/Mexico Borderlands, a public forum. Moderated by Rebecca M. Schreiber, UNM Professor of American Studies, this forum features: Edgar Picazo, Editor-in-Chief, Azul Arena, Juana Estrada Hernández, an artist in the MIGRATORY exhibition and a DACA recipient; Carol Suzuki, Professor of Law and Jessica Corley, Executive Director, ABQ FaithWorks Collaborative.
Photo Credit: Graphic by OneBeat
New Mexican Artisan Market