Tathagata Coffee -- Santa Fe

We hung the YayBig Print Exchange at Tathagata Coffee in Santa Fe, on October 4th, 2016.  It ran through December 21st, 2016.  We were very pleased to show in Trevor's coffee shop.

Tathagata Coffee Open Hours (55 Canada del Rancho, Santa Fe):

Monday-Friday, 7 am - 2 pm (closed sometimes in late morning, while Trevor teaches an art class)

Saturday 8 am - 2 pm

Sunday closed

Our prints next to the big gong

Trevor Lucero,

artist and owner of Tathagata Coffee,

in front of the lithograph 

he did at Tamarind Institute

Hanging the print show,

using a Bosch GLL 2-10 laser level

on a tripod

Artwork by Karsten Creightney,

hangs with the YayBig Print Exchange.

Karsten is a great printmaker from Albuquerque

Tathagata Coffee --  55 Canada del Rancho -- is located in a quieter part of Santa Fe, on the "other side of the Interstate" from the Plaza and most of the activity.  However, it is near the Santa Fe Community College and the Institute of American Indian Art:

 Tathagata Coffee

Exit 278 on I-25,

Southeast onto 14 (Cerillos),

left on Rancho Viejo Blvd,

continue on Rancho Viejo until it ends,

right at Canada del Rancho

Tathagata Coffee

55 Canada del Rancho,

at the end of Rancho Viejo Blvd

Ad in the November issue of

THE Magazine of Santa Fe

Our ad on page 12

of the November 2016 issue

of THE Magazine of Santa Fe

Federico Villalba from El Paso,

in front of his print (horse image).

Federico did the above ad in THE Magazine

I'm also looking forward to getting a Conrad E9 press to bring in before the exhibition is over.  


Currently Robert Williams, founder of Juxtapoz Magazine, is also showing in Santa Fe, at CCA (until November 27th):

Robert Williams

giving a gallery tour at CCA in Santa Fe,

on September 24th

MEXTAPOZ

I also have another print show going on concurrently in November.  Mexican pop-surreal serigraphs at ACE Barbershop in downtown Albuquerque (109 4th St SW).

This serigraph by Smithe 

is in the Mextapoz exhibition in Albuquerque.

Smithe is featured in this month's issue of 

Hi-Fructose (Volume 41, November 2016)

PORTLANDIA

Also we moved our Portland print show from Tucson to El Paso.  The mostly serigraph prints hanging are made by artists from Flight 64.

Portlandia print show

in El Paso concurrently