Curated in part by Judy Chicago herself, this survey of her career features iconic images from her early work in the 1960s to today. Chicago is often ...
Rusty Scruby At Turner Carroll Gallery
Growing up, Rusty Scruby’s grandfather tatted, his sister, mom and grandmother knitted and crocheted, and his dad had learned to knit when he was ...
Scott Greene and Walter Robinson: Herd Immunity At Turner Carroll Gallery
Herd Immunity features paintings by Scott Greene and sculpture by Walter Robinson. The title itself refers to phenomenon of how the divide between the ...
Suzanne Sbarge At Turner Carroll Gallery
With this new collection titled Dovetail, Sbarge once again delivers her poignant perspective of the human experience through her unique lens. Some ...
Hung Liu At Turner Carroll Gallery
Liu’s exhibition title is a nod to J.D. Salinger’s novel, Catcher in the Rye. In Liu’s new paintings, the Depression-era American child’s purpose is ...
Can’t Lock Me Up: Women Resist Silence At Turner Carroll Gallery
Turner Carroll is presenting this exhibition to showcase artwork by some of the most important women artists of our century: Hung Liu, Judy Chicago, ...
Can’t Lock Me Up At Turner Carroll Gallery
A massive, global problem exists in our shared human history. Since the beginning of humanity, women’s biology has been used against them as a means ...
Natalie Christensen At Turner Carroll Gallery
First trained as a Jungian psychotherapist, Christensen developed a love of photography and the psychological implications contained in “found” visual ...
Wanxin Zhang And Raphaëlle Goethals At Turner Carroll Gallery
Wanxin Zhang and Raphaëlle Goethals may have very different mediums with which they express themselves as artists, but they share the profound ...
Walter Robinson and Jamie Brunson At Turner Carroll Gallery
Walter Robinson and Jamie Brunson are two extraordinary artists from the San Francisco Bay area who have recently relocated to Santa Fe. Both of their ...