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ALBUQUERQUE CONTEMPORARY
ART CENTER
301 Mountain Rd. N.E.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102
505-842-8016
arc.gallery@juno.com
CURRENT EXHIBITION
Downtown Albuquerque,
on the northeast corner of
Mountain Rd. and Broadway Blvd.
301 Mountain Rd. N.E.

It's a big yellow warehouse,
entrance is on the east side
of the building. Parking is always
available at the Post Office
directly diagonal from the gallery.

GALLERY HOURS:
Sunday-Tuesday 11- 3pm
Wed. eve. 6-8pm
or by appt. 842-8016
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[AC]2 History
Copyright, 2002-2009. Albuquerque Contemporary Art Center. All Rights Reserved.
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June 27 – July 31, 2009

Opening Reception
Saturday, June 27, 6-9pm
ABOUT PLACE
Site-Based Projects by California College
of the Arts Graduate Students
LandArtNM
[AC]2 Gallery in collaboration with the FOR-SITE Foundation presents a gallery exhibition about a series of site-based projects by graduate students from California College of the Arts (CCA). With an experimental approach to site-specific work, eight San Francisco Bay Area artists respond to the specific qualities of the Sierra Nevada foothills with fresh eyes. The projects were conceived and created on 49 acres outside of Nevada City, California. Works address the layered histories of the land from pre-mining practices through contemporary, urban ecology. Investigations were led by visiting artists Vaughn Bell, Susanne Cockrell, Richard Walker and archeologist and historian Hank Meals in negotiating individual art practice with the circumstances of time and place. Artists include Llewelynn Fletcher, Kelly Lynn Jones, Cameron Kelly, Dorathy Lye, Brad Menninga, Rebecca Najdowski, Tiger Brooke and Jana Willinger.

CCA in the Field, Nevada City, 2008, photos courtesy of Nathan Lynch
In Collaboration
Jonathan Hawes/Emma Lee Young

September 12 – October 11

Opening Reception:
Saturday, September 12, 6-9pm

In Collaboration pairs Land Art veterans Emma Lee Young and Jonathan Hawes in a multimedia exhibition of digital photographs, sculpture, and installation two years in the making. They present an intense dialogue between two artists working collaboratively to address the relationships between humans and nature, both the sublime, and the destructive.