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  1. THE SPACERIDER will lead this Procession of Artists

    in Santa Fe on Oct. 10.th. 2026

    The Inaugural First-Annual Santa Fe Artists’ Procession

    One hundred years ago, Gustave Baumann thought Santa Fe needed a good laugh, so he - along with other Santa Fe artists - created a parade that would be like “a cup of coffee in the afternoon of a busy day”.

    Inspired by Baumann and to celebrate America’s semiquincentennial and the Santa Fe River Greenway Path, John Flax, Grottesco artistic director has proposed a contemporary Santa Fe artists’ parade (we’re calling it a procession). Like Baumann’s parade, The Procession will be a community event where the creativity and imagination of Santa Fe’s diverse artists will be presented to surprise, engage, delight, and inspire all Santa Feans. Procession participants will be encouraged to use three dimensional art, music, performance, theatre, costumes, puppetry, and any and all other art forms to create a memorable and - even astonishing - experience for the entire Santa Fe community.

    The Procession:

    The chosen route of the procession is along the Santa Fe River Greenway Path between Romero Park and the Reunity Farm in the Village of Agua Fria. Artists selected to participate in the procession by the Procession Committee will create art that will travel on non-motorized “Art Carts” or wheeled contraptions. Other artists will perform on foot. Participating artists will receive a stipend to help cover the cost of materials and to honor their creativity.

    The Audience:

    The procession is a Santa Fe community event. All Santa Feans (and New Mexicans and visitors) are invited to attend, observe and enjoy. The procession will end at Reunity Farm where food and additional performances will extend the joy of the event.

    Date:
    October 10, 2026. Time TBD

    The project is a Santa Fe City/Santa Fe County collaboration partnering with numerous arts and community organizations.

    Procession Committee Members:
    John Flax (Chair), Theater Grottesco
    Nancy Sutor, Artist, County Arts Organizer
    Janey Potts, Events Planner
    Patrick Mehaffy, Artist
    Brandee Caoba, Artist, Community Activist
    Kate Kita, Performer, Administrator
    Devon Ludlow, Artist
  2. House Salad at American Messenger

    Penumbral Eclipse, 24 x 34 inches, 2020

    Presented by American Messenger

    Thursday, Sep 10:
    6-9 pm PDT

    1583 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA

    Free. Your RSVP is appreciated so we get a sense of how many people to expect.

    Featuring new work by Timothy Armstrong, Dylan Clendenin, Judy Gittelsohn, Ati Maier, Michael Reed Sr, Colleen Quen, Oliver Velvet and others.

    House Salad is a group show of artistic colleagues and folks whose work I have grown to love over the past few years. My passion is finding great Art and presenting it in public and I thrive on sharing this experience with others.

    Expect dazzlement and sparkliness.... radiant color and solidity... ancient sounds and brand new images.

    Show is on view through October 31st.

    Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5 and by appointment

    as ever,

    Charles Linder

    American Messenger

    1583 Folsom Street in SoMa

    415-699-8418

    THE PIEROGI FLATFILE exhibition hosted by the MONIRA FOUNDATION

    at MANA CONTEMPORARY 888 Newark Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07306, Ground Floor Galleries

    Opening date is April 18 with an opening reception from 5–7pm at Mana.

    The Flat Files will be at Mana for six months to a year, while Pierogi co-owners Joe Amrhein and Susan Swenson will periodically rotate what works are on display in the room (Hyperallergic spotted works by David Kramer, Hugo Crosthwaite, Willy Hardland, Ati Maier and Fred Tomaselli).

    The show runs for six months, there are 300+ portfolios available for people to peruse, as well as a selection of artwork hung on the walls. Also there is an exhibition of book related artworks

    “Open Book(s)” in an additional gallery space.

  3. American Messenger

    Group Show

    Opening, march 5.th at 5-9pm

    1583 Folsom Street, SanFrancisco

    Congratulations!

    You've received yet another selection on FilmFreeway! We're so happy for you and all your success. Keep up the amazing work!

    NO LONGER ON THE MAP – Semi-Finalist – Hollywood International Golden Age Festival

    NO LONGER ON THE MAP – Semi-Finalist – Hamburg Indie Film Festival

  4. ARTFEST LAMY - NOV. 1. 2025

  5. INVITATION

    Artist and filmmaker Ati Maier brings some new works to the gallery this month to add to her large work "Les Univers Parallelles" installed on the west side of the gallery. Ati Maier is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice includes drawing, painting, photography, 3-D video animation, installation, performance, and live action video.

    → Peyton Wright Gallery

    “Whisper of the Earth” and “Way Finder” 2025

    Ink, Pigments, Acrylic on Wood Board, 24 x 24 inches

  6. Visit my new Gallery THE SERRA COLORADO SPACERIDER

  7. Ati Maier

    No Longer on the Map

    exterior film screenings

    in conjunction with CURRENTS Art and Technology Festival

    June 13-21, 2025

    Santa Fe, New Mexico

    Friday, June 13, 9–11pm:
    Warehouse 21, 1616 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe
    Saturday, June 14, 9–11pm:
    New Mexico Museum Resources, 120 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe

    Sunday, June 15, 2–4pm: Mortenson's Eaves Movie Ranch (in the Saloon), 75 Rancho Alegre Rd, Santa Fe. Other films in Maier's SpaceRider series will also be screened at this location.

    Friday, June 20, 9–11pm: El Rey Court/La Reina, 1862 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe (with Pony Burger and La Reina Mesita) for a special CURRENTS party.

    Saturday, June 21, 9–11pm:
    Santa Fe Farmers Market, 1607 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe
  8. Axle Contemporary Mobile Artspace in conjunction with Currents New Media Festivalv presents:

    " NO LONGER ON THE MAP “

    Opening June 13, 2025 at W 21 in the Railyard, Santa Fe, 9-11 pm

    Additional screening and exhibition times through June 21 @ www.axleart.com

  9. PIEROGI 30

    Revisiting the personal, peculiar, and droll

    Hours:
    11am to 6pm, Tuesday through Saturday and by appointment.
    Exhibition Dates:
    21 November through 22 December 2024
    Opening Reception:
    Thursday 21 November. 6-8pm
    Exhibition Location:
    394 Broadway 3rd Flr
    New York, NY 10013

    PIEROGI façade, September 1994. 167 N 9 ST BRKLN, NY. Photo: John Berens