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Nadya Tolokonnikova’s “POLICE STATE” performance named one of the top art exhibitions of the year by Art News and Hyperallergic.

Art Forum review of POLICE STATE:

“This decidedly theatrical approach to the representation of state violence privileged the sensory experience of ritual, casting it all as a ruse within a ruse”

“The performance was not a spectacle, and it’s not a concept—it’s a truth made crudely and painfully legible by our own government in real time.”

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camille claudel chicago reader the touch that lingers

L’implorante included at the Art Institute of Chicago and Getty’s Camille Claudel exhibition

Hung Liu article in the Albuquerque Journal – 23 March 2018

Article and interview with Hung Liu on her Turner Carroll print exhibition “Hung Liu: Women Who Work”

Hung Liu article in American Art Collector – July 2008

Article about Hung Liu and her work for her first Turner Carroll exhibition in 2008

Hung Liu artwork in Architectural Digest – February 2009

Great before and after shots of a redesign and installation

Hung Liu article in Art & Antiques – February 2016

Great article and interview with Hung Liu on her new work and interest in Dorothea Lange

Santa Fe contemporary scene in art+culture – 2008-09

Article on Santa Fe contemporary galleries’ exhibitions for the 2008-09 season

Turner Carroll at Art Miami in art ltd. – November-December 2010

Article on Turner Carroll and Hung Liu at Art Miami and on the Miami fair scene

Hung Liu article in artltd. – May-June 2011

Profile of Hung Liu and two Turner Carroll shows in Dallas and in Santa Fe

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Hung Liu – We Who Work Pays Tribute to Those Laboring in Santa Cruz and Beyond

Mar 6, 2017

A lot of Hung Liu’s art starts with an old, black and white photograph from China. Most of the subjects in the photos are anonymous. “You don’t know anything about this person,” says the Chinese-American artist from Oakland. The anonymity, she explains, gives her the...

CULTURE SHOCK

Mar 1, 2017

By Steven Robert Allen Adventures in Birdland—Suzanne Sbarge once again uncages her otherworldly birds for a one-woman exhibit opening this week at Mariposa Gallery (3500 Central SE). Her collage paintings conjure up dreamy sequences that are simultaneously homey and...

L.A. Times: Artist’s style wins over Airport Authority

Feb 9, 2017

After several months of searching, the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority has chosen an artist to design large-scale artwork to be mounted on the transportation center at Hollywood Burbank Airport. Commissioners unanimously voted during a meeting on Monday to...

Jamie Brunson at the San Jose Museum of Art

Feb 7, 2017

Jamie Brunson is featured in a new exhibition at SJMA titled Your Mind, This Moment: Art and the Practice of Attention. This really interesting show is referred to by the curators as an experiment. From the museum’s web page, We offer the following:...

John Berger 1926-2017

Jan 3, 2017

Twenty years ago I spent one of the most memorable days of my life in the company of John Berger. On a trip to visit my dear friend in Paris, filmmaker Rodrigo Dorfman, we decided to meet Mr. Berger, and tramped off to find him. Some hours later we were warmly ushered...

Nina Tichava in KS Arts Marketing “Artist Spotlight”

Dec 16, 2016

Kelly Skeen wrote up a great piece on Turner Carroll’s newest artist, Nina Tichava. Kelly uses extensive quotes from Nina to tell a very personal story of Nina’s journey from a small town in northern New Mexico, to her life as an artist. Exposure to...

516 Arts – Bewilderness

Nov 21, 2016

516 ARTS spotlights two of Albuquerque’s most prolific painters with concurrent solo exhibitions exploring contemporary changes in the landscape while referencing the rich history of classical and 19th century American Landscape painting. Scott...

On the cutting edge: Exhibition Showcases Group of Innovative Collage Artists

Oct 23, 2016

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Mariposa Gallery, now celebrating its 42nd year, is hosting “ORBIT,” a visually provocative seven-artist collage exhibition inspired in part by dada, surrealism and postmodernism. The show is the result of a series of gatherings of collage...

Symbol Pleasures in Visual Art Source

Oct 15, 2016

Orlando Leyba, Walter Robinson and Squeak Carnwath: Symbol Pleasures was written up as a recommendation by the most excellent Jon Carver as a recommendation in the 15 October 2016 edition of Visual Art Source. “Make my funk the P-Funk…” A link to the...

<a>September 10, 2016 | Rahim AlHaj in Concert: A Benefit for Syrian and Iraqi Children</a>

Sep 10, 2016

In celebration of art uniting us all, Turner Carroll joins forces with master oud musician Rahim AlHaj and internationally acclaimed artists and writers, to support Iraqi and Syrian children. AlHaj will perform music from his upcoming collaboration with musicians from...

Looking for art free of politics? Don’t look here.

Sep 8, 2016

As the presidential campaign nears its crescendo, the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center offers something of a refuge: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are entirely missing from the six exhibitions that just opened. Yet the place is hardly free of...

New American Paintings

Aug 8, 2016

The monsoon season is late in coming this summer, but the rains are finally upon us. Scott Greene (NAP # 18, #30, #54, #66, #78, #96, #108) has been imagining this deluge for some months, as he works on a large painting in his studio just north of ABQ. His work is...

Blue Mesa Review 22

Jul 2, 2016

Edited by Chris Wrenn Blue Mesa Review, the literary magazine of the University of New Mexico’s creative writing program, continues its tradition of publishing outstanding and innovative stories and poems along with interviews and essays that serve as a forum...

Walter Robinson Review in THE Magazine

Jun 1, 2016

The May edition of Santa Fe’s own THE Magazine carried a great review of our newest artist, Walter Robinson, for his exhibition “Placebo.” Our exhibition runs concurrently with Walter’s Museum of New Mexico Alcove Exhibition. Reviewer Richard...

Artist John Barker on Life in Santa Fe

May 2, 2016

John Barker is a business owner, real estate whiz, artist, and father. In this conversation, we talk about: Work Ethic Advice to a New Father Santa Fe Schools New York Real Estate and Property Management Painting and the Creative Process The Hotel Business And much...

Scott Greene Review in Visual Art Source

May 1, 2016

We are very proud to announce that Scott Greene’s Turner Carroll exhibition “The Course of Empire” was chosen by Visual Art Source as one of the best shows in the country by reviewer Jordan Eddy. This comes after Scott’s Museum of New Mexico...

<a>April 29 – May 13, 2016 | Walter Robinson: Placebo</a>

Apr 29, 2016

Robinson’s work investigates the mechanics of cultural and social anthropology. Using text and the strategies of appropriation, conflation, and dislocation, he uncovers the subconscious and biological human imperatives hidden beneath social, political, religious, and...

April 14 – 17, 2016 | Turner Carroll at the Dallas Art Fair

Apr 11, 2016

Located at the Fashion Industry Gallery, adjacent to the Dallas Museum of Art in the revitalized downtown arts district. Featuring new works by gallery artists Fausto Fernandez, Hung Liu, Squeak Carnwath, Drew Tal, Jamie Brunson, Rusty Scruby, Edward Lentsch, Wanxin...

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