Southwest Contemporary
Southwest Contemporary stands out as the premier destination for contemporary arts and culture in the Southwestern region of the United States. Located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and in circulation since 1992, SWC provides insightful and well-researched viewpoints on contemporary arts and culture throughout the area. They are dedicated to promoting artists and arts organizations based in the Southwest via both their print and digital media, as well as hosting events and offering career development programs. In print, SWC releases a magazine twice a year and an annual guide to arts and culture in New Mexico, known as the Field Guide. Online, their website, southwestcontemporary.com, features weekly updates on arts news, a calendar of art events, and a classifieds section that highlights opportunities for artists and those in the creative industry.
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southwestcontemporary.com | Natalie Hegert
Don’t sit it out. These sixteen explosive exhibitions across the Southwest will keep the fire lit for your summer of resistance. Art can be a respite, an escape, or a luxury commodity for some. For others it’s a driver for social change, a way to expose inequity, and to present perspectives overlooked by the mainstream. There’s been some complaints of late about art being too political. But here in the Southwest, in the borderlands and at the front lines of climate crisis, we say bring it.
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southwestcontemporary.com | Natalie Hegert
Aisha Imdad’s exhibition of paintings, The Allegorical Gardens, is a stunning display of virtuosity and literary allusion. Aisha Imdad: The Allegorical GardensMay 17–July 3, 2025Women and Their Work, AustinAs relieving as a working HVAC system in the humid summer heat is to the body, so is Aisha Imdad’s paintings upon one’s eyes and mind.
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southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Abstracting Nature at the Albuquerque Museum, June 21-October 12, 2025, showcases works by Agnes Martin, Joan Weissman, Judy Tuwaletstiwa, and seven other artists who capture New Mexico’s natural beauty through abstract forms in glass, clay, steel, and natural materials.
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southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Discover Alphonse Mucha’s Art Nouveau masterpieces in the exhibition Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line, June 20-September 21, 2025, in Santa Fe.Timeless Mucha: The Magic of LineJune 20–September 21, 2025New Mexico Museum of Art Vladem Contemporary, Santa FeThis summer, the New Mexico Museum of Art welcomes a landmark exhibition that draws a luminous thread between past and present, fine art and design, elegance and innovation.
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southwestcontemporary.com | Natalie Hegert
Andrew Michler redefines sustainable design through hyperlocal, compassionate architecture shaped by climate, culture, and the evolving lives of its occupants. This article is part of our The Hyperlocal series, a continuation of the ideas explored in Southwest Contemporary Vol. 11. In the midst of a deepening global climate crisis with increasing rates of natural disasters, “hyperlocalization of architecture” and “passive design” are terms that might not immediately spring to mind.
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