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Hello New Mexico, get ready to enjoy the amazing unapologetically fun and undeniably cool spirit of rockabilly with artists Miss Fortune Couture and Atitude Art, exclusively at Wolf Martinez Gallery. The Viva Las Vasquez art show reception will start on October 30th from 4-7pm. The show will continue to run through November 13th 2021.
Both artists will be showing a multitude of works including original art, repurposed art- in various forms, coffin bars, stretched out custom beach cruisers and more.
Atitude Art works in many mediums including airbrush, wood, steel and anything he can transform. Miss Fortune Couture creates fun pop art pieces. She is most known for her one of a kind vintage luggage pieces, record album art and old school pinstriping.
The duo specializes in modern rockabilly art culture with a New Mexico twist, so if you're burning for nostalgia and creative rockabilly art, make sure you do not miss the Viva Las Vasquez Show!!
Respect the past, be proudly defiant, and stay true to what you like ✊
This September, Wolf Martinez Gallery presents a solo exhibition for Steve Phillips, a contemporary artist, who's work merges impressionism and surrealism. His solo exhibition at Wolf Martinez Gallery, The Playground, opens on Saturday, Sept 18th from 4-7 pm. Phillips utilizes memory, fantasy, experiences, and dreams to capture the psychological universe of childhood from a past era. Phillips employs his imagery throughout his collection The Playground, to address how ordinary objects were transformed into fantasy characters, and used as a portal into an imaginary world. The exhibition approaches the subject of childhood from Phillip's perspective. The Playgrounds imagery is embedded with stories that are amusing, engaging, and reminiscent. The imagery engages the viewers' imagination of a child's physical place in the world, in a time before technology ruled. For example, in The Playground series, boxes are given new life in a child's imagination. Wolf Martinez Gallery Curator Manuel Martinez hopes that the show will provide a portal for viewers into the imaginary world of a child, helping onlookers recall the beautiful strangeness of youth.
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