ARTsmart presents the 18th Annual ARTfeast, Santa Fe, February 20-22, 2015

SANTA FE

ARTsmart presents the 18th Annual

A community project of the

A weekend of fine ART, FOOD, WINE, FASHION & HOMES

benefiting ART programs for the youth of Santa Fe & Northern New Mexico

FEBRUARY 20-22, 2015

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NewMexico History Museum/Palace of the Governors

Poetics of Light: Pinhole Photographyon the Plaza • 505.476.5100 • nmhistorymuseum.org

Museum of Indian Arts and CultureTurquoise,Water, Sky: The Stone and Its Meaning

on Museum Hill • 505.476.1250 • indianartsandculture.org

NewMexico Museum 0f ArtHunting + Gathering: New Additions to the Museum’s Collection

on the Plaza • 505.476.5072 • nmartmuseum.org

Museum of International Folk ArtPottery of the U.S. South: A Living Tradition

on Museum Hill • 505.476.1200 • internationalfolkart.org

SANTA FEFebruary 20-22, 2015

Sonya Castillo, Turquoise Trail Charter Elementary, and Mason Nichols, EJ Martinez Elementary, with their

yet-to-be-fired “I Made It!” platters.

Contents 7 ............... ARTsmart: Hooked on Helping 9 ............... Greg Reiche, Honorary Artist 11 .............. It’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere Cocktail Party13 .............. Step Up to the Plate Gala Dinner & Auction15 .............. Art of Home Tour17 .............. SAVE THE DATE: Edible Art Tour Has Moved!18 .............. Cover Winners, Student Plate Artists & Plate Set 22 .............. Donor Thanks & Purchase Tickets

ARTsmart New Mexico1516 Pacheco St., Santa Fe, NM 87505PO Box 22363, Santa Fe, NM 87502505.992.2787, artsmartnm.org

MISSIONTeaching art, literacy, and life skills, ARTsmart empowers and transforms lives.

STAFFSharon Peterson, Operations DirectorAmanda Neiter, Program DirectorKira Randolph, Communications Coordinator Melinda Baker, Senior InstructorMariel Rose Garcia, InstructorTara Lanich-LaBrie, Instructor

ARTSMART BOARD OFFICERSConnie Axton, PresidentDeborah Trouw, Vice PresidentMary Robison, TreasurerMayo Miller, Secretary

DIRECTORSSteve BoneJames BottorffKate CollinsBonita FrenchDeborah FritzMark GreenbergJoel GrimstadMary HarbourSusan Hallsten McGarryRebecca Tobey Gloria Zamora

ARTFEAST COMMITTEEAnne BurtonAnnette HobbsMarissa OakeleyJoyce Robins

ARTFEAST GUIDE Connie Axton, Advertising ExecutiveSusan Hallsten McGarry, Editor

ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Brian Fantl, Senior Vice President/COOBrenda Begley, Advertising DirectorTanya Lenti, Marketing DirectorChristopher Hagen, Advertising ExecutiveJonathan Sanchez, Graphic Designer

Art is important to me because I like to be creative.

- ARTsmart 5th Grader

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225 Canyon RoadSanta Fe, New Mexico

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“Rabbit Radar”19"h x 8"w x 5"d • Bronze

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D. Podobedov “Roses” 25.75 x 27.5” oil on linen505-983-1657 • www.meyereastgallery.com • [email protected]

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ARTsmart New MexicoHooked on Helping

When was the last time someone helped you out?

I reflect on that question each time I’m asked to write something for ARTsmart. Luckily, I get help from the ARTsmart board and staff, each of whom is dedicated to improving the lives of New Mexico’s kids through the arts.

As the president of ARTsmart New Mexico, I want to thank Valerie Plame for helping us out. Valerie agreed to be the first ARTfeast honorary chair, plus she donated a fabulous auction item to our Saturday event (page 13). Valerie’s credits are widely known, including her two Vanessa Pierson spy-thriller novels. She is also a mother of two children and an activist in Global Zero. ARTsmart applauds Plame’s vision of a nuclear-free world and thanks her for inspiring others to support ARTsmart’s goal of ensuring that our young people have the opportunity to explore, experience, and engage in the visual arts.

I’m excited to share with you several other significant changes in our annual ARTfeast fundraiser. First of all, don’t panic when you learn that the popular Edible Art Tour is not on our winter itinerary! We’ve moved this “gaze and graze” stroll to the month of June, doubled its evenings and gallery/restaurant pairings, and added an exciting celebration of the arts that involves parents and kids. Read more about it on page 17.

Our Friday evening cocktail party and Saturday gala dinner are more fun than ever, with not only great food and drink, but an opportunity to support ARTsmart programs through your attendance and purchase of a variety of artworks by both professional and student artists. We especially thank Honorary Artist Greg Reiche for mentoring Santa Fe High School students and donating a commanding sculpture to our Saturday auction (pages 9 and 13).

Lastly, I’m delighted that Keller Williams Realty has become the new organizer of the Art of Home Tour. They have teamed with First Mortgage Company and Western Art & Architecture magazine to underwrite this admission-free event featuring 12 unique homes–learn more on page 15.

ARTsmart programs are designed to help today’s youth become the creative problem-solvers of tomorrow. Thank you for helping us make that a reality. Connie Axton, ARTsmart President

Valerie Plame, ARTfeast Honorary Chair

Tesuque Elementary students display their tiles at ARTsmart’s ARTbarn Community Studio.

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I discovered how to see art from different perspectives.

- ARTsmart 3rd Grader

Greg ReicheHonorary ArtistGreg Reiche (born 1957) says that if he had a motto it would be to create artworks that “surprise, inspire, and/or soothe the viewer, drawing them into a personal conversation with not just the work but the space it occupies as well.”

This interactive experience is am-plified by the Santa Fe sculptor’s materials. “I’ve always been drawn to the strength, solidity, and primal quali-ties of stone,” he explains, adding that to this ubiquitous earth element he marries metal and glass in “collabora-tive arrangements. Glass is suspended liquid that brings light and life to stone, while metal exhibits strength, beauty, and malleability.”

UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES. For his ARTsmart project, Reiche worked with students at Santa Fe High School, sharing his lifelong fascination with

ancient arts, cultures, and the physical sciences. “Circles, squares, triangles, spirals, and arcs are simple, powerful, iconic forms that human beings have been using for tens of thousands of years. As such, they resonate with us all on a subconscious level. Within these elements lie unlimited possibilities,” he says. Reiche, who is represented by Pippin Contemporary, has donated his sculpture titled Tuntawu Offering to the Saturday night auction (page 13). Standing just over four feet tall, it is constructed of sandstone and steel, complemented by an “eternal stream” of chevron-cut glass that sparkles in response to changing light. Whether displayed indoors or out, the sculpture’s seductive presence speaks of an ageless continuum that is close to the heart.

Greg Reiche (right) works with Angelo Chavez in Jake Lovato’s Santa Fe High School welding class.



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HAPPY HOUR. ARTfeast weekend kicks off with two hours of food, drink, fashion, and a lively atmosphere enhanced by the New Mexico School for the Arts Jazz Ensemble.

PM WATERLILY. Patricia Michaels displays an array of fashions and textile designs, as well as offering a selection of her scarves and clothing throughout the evening (20 percent of sales benefit ARTsmart!). Michaels, who is based in Taos, was the first Native American to compete on Project Runway, where she received the 2013 runner-up title. In November 2014 her work garnered the prestigious Arts and Design Award from the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian.

COCKTAILS & HORS D’OEUVRES. Though it is debated whether cocktail parties were

invented in London or St. Louis, they take their name from appetizers and classic mixed drinks. Walter Burke Catering serves epicurean fare complemented by cocktails by creative mixologists, along with sparkling and white wines chosen by sommelier Kate Collins.

ARTFUL OFFERINGS. Bid on a set of 12 unique salad/dessert plates (page 19) inspired by Kandinsky’s color theories and a wine trip to Oregon’s pinot noir countryside. Also available are batik-dyed silk scarves made by De Vargas Middle School students, who were inspired by International Folk Art Market celebrity Gasali Adeyemo from Nigeria.

UNDERWRITERS. The Essential Guide; American Art Collector & Western Art Collector; Del Norte Credit Union Patricia Michaels, photo by Bill Curry

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Doing art makes me happy because I can express my feelings. - ARTsmart 5th Grader

Friday, February 20, 6-8 pm 1011 Paseo de Peralta (Peters Projects) - Tickets $75 per person


622 Canyon Road • Santa Fe, NM 87501waxlander.com • 505.984.2202 •

Waxlander GalleryCELEBRATING THIRTY YEARS OF EXCELLENCE

Gourmet Dinner Step Up to the PlateSaturday February 21, 2015 6 pm

Jami TobeyWaxlander Gallery Quick Draw Artist

“Happiness” 36 x 36 oil

Roger WilliamsPromised Land 30 x40 Oil

El Centro102 E.Water Street

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501505-988-2727

[email protected]

Step Up to the PlateSaturday, February 21, 6 pm201 West Marcy Street (Convention Center) - Tickets $175 per person

HONORARY ARTIST. ARTsmart proudly rec-ognizes Greg Reiche, whose mesmerizing Tuntawu Offering is part of the live auction. Reiche mentored Santa Fe High School students whose sculptures are for sale, proceeds from which are divided between the student artists and their schools.

CUISINE & WINES. A three-course gourmet dinner prepared by Peter Dent, owner of Adobo Catering, and his chefs Alain Jorand and Lisa Sanderson, is paired with select fine wines chosen by sommelier Kate Collins. A dessert buffet caps off this evening of decadent dining and spirited giving.

QUICK DRAW. Watch artists at work and bid on their artworks. Two student artists, along with renowned professionals, create unique items just for ARTsmart: Alison Keogh (William Siegal

Gallery), Jami Tobey (Waxlander Gallery), Roger Williams (Joe Wade Fine Art), and Fran Larsen (Manitou Galleries and ARTfeast’s 2009 Honor-ary Artist).

AUCTIONS. Live and silent auctions include an array of fine art, travel and adventure packages, food and wine excursions, and a once-in-a-life-time opportunity to have dinner with and be-come a character in Valerie Plame’s next novel. Also on the block are the winners of the “I Made It!” plate competition, which come in a variety of new shapes and sizes (pages 18-21).

UNDERWRITERS. Southwest Art & Collector’s Guide; Los Alamos National Bank; Mary & Robert Harbour; Renee & Terry Kershner; New Mexico Bank & Trust; Rosemont Realty, LLC.

Tuntawu Offering by Greg Reiche

When I make art, I feel calm and there are no problems. - ARTsmart 4th Grader



Sally AndersonRachel DarnellMichael HudockKatie MetzGigi MillsPascalEric ReinemannRachel Rivera

Paul ShapiroBrian SingerJustin SkillstadShelly Lewis StanfieldJennyfer StratmanMarcelo SuaznabarPaul TamanianMichael WildingBill Weaver

707 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NMgfcontemporary.com505.983.3707

702 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NMgiacobbefritz.com 505.986.1156

BregelleNocona BurgessTom CorbinConnie DillmanCamille EngelMelanie Fain

Britt FredaMark GouldBritt GustermanSiri HollanderDeb Kaylor

Craig KosakWendeline MatsonBradford J. SalamonBen SteeleMary Alayne ThomasCopper Tritscheller

Sandra ClaymoreSr. Loan OfficerNMLS #492523CO NMLS #2024 / Branch NMLS #11209331048 Paseo De Peralta • Santa Fe, NM 87501505.780.5803 • 505.715.0278 [email protected]

ART of HomeTourProud Participants

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We open doors to dreams

In the Allegro Center2008 St. Michael’s Drive,Santa FePhone: (505) 473-1901

15% OFFCustom FramingPlease Present this Coupon WithOrder. Not Valid With Any OtherOffer, Work in Progress, SpecialOrders or Gift Certificates Expires03/14/2015. Go Artsmart!

First Place Winner14 years in a row!

Hours:Mon-Fri 9:00 - 5:30Sat 10:00 - 2:00

I got better at painting because I worked hard and

learned to take my time. - ARTsmart 5th Grader

Art of Home TourSaturday & SundayFebruary 21-22, 12-4 pm - Free Admission

12 REMARKABLE RESIDENCES. In 2015 ARTsmart supporters are treated to houses that cover the gamut of artful living in the City Different and Santa Fe county. “We’ll be showcasing homes for every taste, lifestyle, and price point,” says Keller Williams agent Bunny Terry. “Look for a luxurious Park Estates/Las Companas mansion, Railyard condo, north-side abode with roof-deck views and wrap-around portal, and a custom home with open range and plenty of play areas for kids.”

KELLER WILLIAMS SANTA FE. Keller Williams, the Art of Home Tour organizer, is the number one real estate company in the U.S. and winner of numerous awards in 2014, including Inc. 5000’s list of fastest growing private companies. KW was also named #9 of America’s Top 10 best places to work and the #2 training organization in the world, across all industries.

ARTFULLY APPOINTED. Homes are staged with artworks chosen by Santa Fe gallerists. The artworks are for sale with a portion of the proceeds benefiting ARTsmart.

HOW TO FIND AND BUY THEM. A map with descriptions of each home will be available on the ARTsmart and Keller Williams websites by February 15, 2015. And if you are looking for financing, First Mortgage Manager Gary A. Gurule, says that “at First Mortgage, Santa Fe, we roll out the red carpet not the red tape.”

UNDERWRITERS. Keller Williams Realty; First Mortgage Company; Western Art & Architecture.

One of the inviting interiors on the Art of Home Tour



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We invite you to attend each of the ART MATTERS programs to experience Santa Fe as one ofthe most distinctive cultural and art destinations in America. The city-wide events include uniqueexhibitions, special presentations and critical discussions in the Santa Fe galleries and museums.The focus is on connoisseurship and education by showcasing the diversity and depth of artand collections in Santa Fe. Take this opportunity to meet artists, historians and critics and thescholarly gallery owners, museum directors and curators who create the art, exhibitions and

experience.

ART MATTERS | Collections, Jan 30 – Feb 8, 2015

Treasured and coveted artworks and objects

ART MATTERS | Sustenance, Mar 13 – 22, 2015

Food, conversation and art to nourish the body, mind and soul

ART MATTERS | Curated, Apr 17 – 26, 2015

Exhibitions and discussions around ever-changing themes

ART MATTERS | Santa Fe, Oct 16 – 25, 2015

Unique exhibitions and critical discussions

SAVE THE DATE!Edible Art Tour has Moved Friday & Saturday - June 12-13, 2015, 5-8 pm - Tickets $35 per person SANTA FE SUNLIGHT. The Edible Art Tour’s new late-spring dates invite EAT tickethold-ers to saunter along the city’s history-filled

streets, view inspired artworks, and nosh on sensational savories, while basking in pleas-ant temperatures and dazzling sunsets.

SAME GREAT GALLERY & RESTAURANT PAIRINGS: Once again EAT pairs Santa Fe’s top galleries and finest restaurants, BUT you don’t have to do two areas on the same night. Friday night is dedicated to Downtown galleries; Saturday night focuses on Canyon Road galleries. TWO NIGHTS, ONE PRICE. EAT’s ticket price remains the same, BUT you double the number of galleries/restaurants. Each eve-ning approximately 20 galleries/restaurants will swing open their doors with imaginative themes and fabulous fare.

UNDERWRITER. Santa Fean & Su Casa magazines.

La Boca serves up flavorful paella during the Edible Art Tour.

I learned when you make something you don’t like, you can always make it better.


SATURDAY: PAINT BY NUMBERS. Watch the magic unfold in this new event that pairs renowned artists with teams of art-lovers. Together the artists and their teams create artworks in “open-air studios” along Canyon Road. In collaboration with the galleries, you can join a team and paint alongside your favorite artist. The resulting paintings will be auctioned on Saturday afternoon.

SUNDAY: CELEBRATION FOR ART IN THE SCHOOLS. In this full day of activities, participants celebrate the diversity of the Santa Fe community with morning music and dance for all ages. Register to participate in a fundraising walk, followed by entertainment at various stages, as well as art activities and contests that encourage kids to join in. And

you won’t want to miss the guest celebrities who get doused in the Take a Dip for the Arts dunk tank!

TEMPO WILD CARD RAFFLE. Beginning in late January through early June 2015, one-thousand tickets go on sale at the ARTsmart and Tempo websites. Tickethold-ers vie for one of several extraordinary pack-ages featuring excursions, adventure travel, artwork, fine dining, and more. The winning name is drawn on June 14 and need not be present to win.

TEMPO PRODUCER & UNDERWRITER. Talbot Benefit Auctions of Portland, Oregon.

Tempo, A Weekend Supporting Art in the Public Schools - Saturday & Sunday - June 13-14, 2015


PLATE ARTISTS, ART TEACHERS, AND SCHOOLSON THE COVERGrand Award Mabel Marquez, EJ MartinezFirst Runner-up Mason Nichols, EJ MartinezSecond Runner-up Fae Ordaz, Acequia Madre

Amy Birkan, Gonzales Jonathan Cohen, AspenKindle Clouse D’Arco, Sweeney Jayme Durrwachter, Salazar Sarah Gilman, Chaparral Lynn Grimes, Turquoise TrailDeborah Hawthorne, EJ MartinezKaty Hees, Acequia MadreElaine Kidd, Ramirez ThomasJennifer Kluck, Cesar Chavez Christopher Lawrence, Tesuque Trail

Susanna Mireles-Mankus, El Dorado Stephanie Morris, GonzalesMary Olson, Wood Gormley Amber Paz-Csibi, El Camino RealCassandra Romero, Atalaya Roni Rohr, El DoradoPhyllis Roybal, PiñonJoan Stango, Amy Biehl & NavaJohn St. Peter, PiñonGretel Wanenmacher, KearnySadhana Woodman, Nina Otero

* Honorable MentionAlarid, Eilene, AtalayaAndujo, Celene, SalazarAragon, Judith, Amy BiehlBixby, Ruby, Wood Gormley*Carrillo, Bryan, AspenCastillo, Sonya, Turquoise Trail*Chavez, Kaely, El Camino Real Diaz, Felix, SweeneyDiaz, Francisco, SweeneyDominguez, Andrea, Ramirez ThomasDominguez, Josselyn, Salazar*Ehriquez, Cinthia, SalazarEllvinger, Zoe, KearnyEnriquez, Aliza, Nina Otero*Errives, Alexa, PiñonEscobar, Camila, El Camino Real Fuentes, Bernie, KearnyGarcia, Amberly, Amy BiehlGarcia-Balderrama, Rubi, El Camino Real Gomez, Edie, Kearny*Gonzales, Ariana, El Camino Real Hernandez, Nyla, El Camino Real Herrera, Francisco, Kearny*Hutto, Anastasia, Turquoise TrailJasso-Laguna, Esmeralda, El Camino Real Jiron, Seth, Aspen*Kikita, Shanee, El Dorado Kuhn, Ryan, AtalayaLehman, Andrew, AtalayaLeon, Chelsea, SalazarLopez, Isabella, NavaLujan, Aliana, Turquoise TrailLujan, Lucas, Carlos GilbertMarquez, Mabel, EJ Martinez

Martinez, Brooklyn, Turquoise Trail*Martinez, Monique, KearnyMendoza, Tanya, El Camino Real Milena, Mimi, El DoradoMontoya, Aubrey, EJ Martinez Mullen, Mikkal, Atalaya*Nichols, Mason, EJ Martinez Nofziger, Jaxcyn, Turquoise TrailOrdaz, Fae, Acequia MadreOrtega, Estrella, El Camino Real Ortiz, Ryanna, PiñonParrish, Nikita, Wood Gormley Pichardo, Itzel, KearnyPrada, Ariana, Atalaya*Quintana, Sierra, El Camino Real Rios, Abigail, El Camino Real Rios, Aylin, SweeneyRoberts-Frost, Elijah, EJ Martinez Rodriguez, Damaris, KearnyRodriguez, Ivan, KearnySalazar, Zuriel, KearnySandoval, Alexandra, SalazarSegura-Maze, Allison, El Camino Real Serna, Daniella, El Camino Real Shashok, Alexis, Cesar Chavez Sifuentes, Efren, KearnySmith, Amarette, Acequia MadreTheragood, Juanito, AtalayaValdez, Aaliyah, Gonzales Valencia, Ricardo, ChaparralVenegas-Pena, Betsy, El Camino Real Vigil, Alexa, El Camino Real Wahlberg, Olivia, Turquoise TrailWoehrle, Anne, Tesuque TrailZamorano, Corina, El Camino Real

When it’s art day, I wake up early because I am excited. - ARTsmart 2nd Grader

SPECIAL THANKS Mary Harbour, Children’s Art Projects ChairAmy Summa, SFPS Arts SpecialistMichele Plourde, The Painted Dish Kira Randolph, Photographer

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ARTsmart presents the 18th Annual

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Purchase your tickets now at artfeast.com!

Friday, February 20It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere$75

Saturday, February 21Step Up to the Plate$175

Saturday & SundayFebruary 21-22Art of Home TourFree

Friday & SaturdayJune 12-13Edible Art TourDowntown & Canyon Road$35 to enjoy BOTH days

Santa Fe

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Thanks!ARTsmart thanks the following underwriters for “forking it over” and helping make the 18th Annual ARTfeast Santa Fe a success. Underwriters are visionary, committed businesses and individuals who defray costs, ensuring that the majority of an event’s proceeds go directly to ARTsmart programs. (List as of December 15, 2014)

• American Art Collector

• Collector’s Guide

• Deborah J. Trouw, Certified Financial

Planner ™

• Del Norte Credit Union

• Erika Bourguignon Charitable Trust

• The Essential Guide

• First Mortgage Company

• Karan & George Ruhlen

• Keller Williams Realty

• Los Alamos National Bank

• Mary & Robert Harbour

• New Mexico Bank & Trust

• New Mexico Tourism Department

• Renee & Terry Kershner

• Rosemont Realty LLC

• Santa Fean Magazine

• Southwest Art

• Su Casa Magazine

• Talbot Benefit Auctions

• Ventana Fine Art

• Western Art & Architecture

• Western Art Collector

• Zia Trust, Inc.


VENTANA FINE ART400 Canyon Road • Santa Fe, NM 87501 • 505-983-8815 • 800-746-8815 • www.ventanafineart.com

“Haiti: Two Women on a Bench” • 18.5" x 18" • Acrylic

Proud Supporters of

“PAUL-HENRI BOURGUIGNON Remembers Haiti”Opening Reception • Friday, March 6, 2015 • 5 to 7pm

Ventana Fine Art proudly announces its second solo exhibition of 20th century modernist masterworksby Paul-Henri Bourguignon (1906-1988). Bourguignon accepted a short-term assignment from the

Belgian newspaper, Le Phare, in 1947 to cover the art scene in Haiti, a lively mix of European,American, and Haitian artists, writers, and filmmakers including Truman Capote, Andre Breton,

Maya Deren, and the Haitian Primitifs. Jane Hoffelt, a close friend of the Bourguignonsand manager of the Bourguignon estate, will be present at the opening reception.

2015

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ARTsmart presents the 18th Annual ARTfeast, Santa Fe, February 20-22, 2015

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