ON VIEW IN THE GALLERY APRIL 14 - MAY 25

ARTIST RECEPTION
Fri, May 1, 4:30pm - 6:30pm

ON VIEW IN THE GALLERY MARCH 2 - APRIL 12

ARTIST RECEPTION
Fri, Mar 27, 4pm - 6:30pm

An exhibition on neurodiversity as a community asset exploring the edges between logic and instinct. Pairing Emily Harper’s hard-lined geometrics with M. Lind’s abstract chaos, they contemplate the inner workings of the artist's mind and how it presents itself in the form of similarly colorful process-oriented abstractions.

ARTIST RECEPTION
Sat, Jan 31, 4pm - 6:30pm

Roots and Reverence reflects my lifelong search for home— through memory, renewed devotion, nearby landscapes, and the feminine energies that have nurtured and sustained me. Each painting is a meditation on belonging as a birthright, claimed or reclaimed. With inherent belonging comes peace, resonance, and self-sovereignty.

The work in this collection evolved from a 100-day project that I committed to early this year. My project was to create one small (6” x 6”) painting on paper every day for 100 days. In this daily practice, guided by curiosity and intuition, I found myself meditating on themes of home, comfort, tradition, and fixed beliefs as well as ambiguity, magic, mysticism, the heretical, and the ways we find and create meaning. I love thinking about how these opposing energies overlap, how what we perceive is a matter of the lens we look through and how that lens, if we are willing, can be fluid.

Join us for the opening reception of Nature’s Turbulence on Saturday, 1/17, from 3–6 pm, an afternoon gathering to experience Peter Walker’s metal print photographs and the stories behind them. Spanning images made between 2018–2025, the exhibit moves between moments of quiet intensity and chosen risk — from cloud-wrapped ridgelines, wildlife, and storm light to kayakers, filmmakers, and figures stepping into moving water and fire. Together, the work reflects on turbulence not as chaos alone, but as a shared force that shapes landscapes and people alike. The reception is an invitation to slow down, connect, and stand at that threshold where stillness meets motion, and the wild world mirrors something equally untamed within us.

ARTIST RECEPTION
Sat, Jan 17, 3-6pm

Wildflower Playhouse is pleased to present recent work by Christopher Schuldt. Chopped. is a selection of recent abstract paintings. The work is guided by letting forms arise that speak to the artist through his relationship to everyday life. The process of making the paintings relies foremost on intuition. When the intuitive process fails and doubt grows, these forms; objects, visual perspective, language, history are relied upon to carry the painting forward. Through these paintings, Schuldt attempts to reach a picture that holds potentially contradictory frameworks of understanding the world.

ON VIEW IN THE GALLERY OCT 27 - DEC 7
By appointment and for events, please contact us to schedule an appointment

ARTIST RECEPTION & PERFORMANCE ART SCREENING
Sat, Nov 8, 3-6pm

The exhibition, Liminal Passage, is a collection of intricate line drawings, a time-haunted installation, and a tradition-breaking performance video. Yokoyama’s work reflects the mysteries of life and death within the context of nature, incorporating transcendental motifs.

Gallery Opening for Herman Quintana

Saturday, Sept 27th 5-7pm

Collection by Erin Currier featured in celebration of Dancing Earth, Sept 12th at 5-7pm

“Weaving Waters” Presentation to follow at 7pm

Nicole Thibodeau & Claire Coté

Seasons of Resilience is an exhibition of mixed-media works by artist friends, Claire Coté and Nicole Thibodeau. The two-person show is a culmination of years of creating in nature, imprinting ecological processes through the seasons. Works in the show are created in specific local places in collaboration with the elements and seasons. The exhibition will also include a collaborative installation of natural materials, sound, photography and citizen science.

On Friday, June 20th from 4:30-7 pm, all are invited to a reception to celebrate Seasons of Resilience at the WildFlower PlayHouse, in Taos, NM; artist talks at 5:30 pm.

The exhibition is also part of the Taking. Up. Space. See more by viewing the #takingupspace2025 hashtag.

OPENING RECEPTION
Fri, June 20, 4:30pm - 7pm
FREE

PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse

Michelle, Bruce & Keith McIntosh

Michelle McIntosh, her husband Bruce, and his brother Keith will exhibit photography prints. Profits from sales will benefit Metta Theatre, which has been teaching acting and producing plays in Taos since 1996.

OPENING RECEPTION
Sun, May 4, 3pm - 5pm
Free

PRESENTED BY
Metta Theatre

CLOSING RECEPTION
FRIDAY, APRIL 25
5 - 7 PM

ON VIEW IN THE GALLERY
MARCH 19 - APRIL 27

Sat, Mar 15, 5-7pm

Art Opening

Nicole Thibodeau

"Water Exhibition"

Saturday October 5th 5-7pm

Stephen JATHO

“Painting Northern NM & Southern Rockies –

a Seven Year Review”

Exhibition at the Wildflower Playhouse & Gallery

OPENING RECEPTION – Saturday SEPT 14th, 6 – 7 PM

Gallery Reception in honor of The Sacred Gifts of the Feminine a collection by Lyn Avery, that celebrates the feminine spirit as creators and holders of a divine force which brings balance to our existence.

Opening reception will be a High Desert Tea Party from 4-6 on Saturday, November 4th.

Tera Muskrats collection of Cabronas y Chingonas, Muskrat explores the multifaceted triumphs and ruins of the divine feminine which is nestled within the valleys and mountains del Norte. Muskrat’s muses are fierce, and resilient but can be dangerous when provoked. New works will be presented at the exhibit which runs November 1st to December 11th, 2023 at the Wildflower Playhouse.

Taos Municipal Schools and The Elementary Arts Visiting Artist Program Presents “Anything is Possible” A student Art Show and Reception Celebrating Elementary Arts and Artists. Featuring “La Tormenta de Taos” on the main stage, a bilingual play and storybook. Gallery Reception featuring Taos Pueblo Youth Artists.

Free, Family Friendly Event!

Dear World Goodbye/The Dark is Light series of photographic portraits was made in collaboration with teens grieving the suicide of their friend/their brother, my son, Trempealeau Hagios Morninglight. This is a subset of my work with youth. Teaching photography in the public schools, after-school workshops, and traditional portraiture. My (our) photography provides extreme focus, time, and dignity to process grief, midwifing youth into adulthood.

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Cuba Through these Eyes

Photo Exhibition and Book signing

Friday March 10th 5-8pm

Last Chance to View at Wildflower Playhouse Gallery

Lyn Avery Fine Art Photography