Events at this location

March 2 – 6

Artist Reception: Saturday March 6 (2 – 4 pm)

Michael Warren Contemporary

760 Santa Fe Drive

Santa Fe Arts District

To kick off our celebration of the 2021 Month of Photography festival, photographer Dallas Parkins will be taking over the gallery for 1 week in what is our first pop-up of the year.

LEFT | FELT will offer a witty view into the world of items left behind. Sharon Feder will have a concurrent exhibit, STILL BEING | BEING STILL in the Project Space.

Join us for the artist reception with Parkins and Feder on Saturday, March 6.

Image: Americano by Dallas Parkins, courtesy of Michael Warren Contemporary

March 9 – April 17

Gallery Reception: Friday, March 12 (4 – 8 pm)

Book Signing: Saturday March 27 (2 – 4 pm)

Michael Warren Contemporary

760 Santa Fe Drive

Santa Fe Arts District

The Unknown Heroine is a “story book” installation comprised of text and performative photographs made by conceptual artist Sherry Wiggins in collaboration with Portuguese photographer Luís Filipe Branco. The performative images are based on Wiggins’ interaction with French photographer and writer Claude Cahun’s essay “THE ESSENTIAL WIFE or the the Unknown Princess.” This essay was first published in 1925 in Claude Cahun’s feminist text titled Heroines. Wiggins acts out the story of the Wife and the Princess within the various rooms and gardens of a beautiful house. Wiggins has written her own text or narrative to go with the images. Wiggins has published an artists’ book that documents this project. The book includes the essay by Claude Cahun as well as an essay by curator and writer Cydney Payton.

March 9 – April 17

Gallery Reception: Friday, March 12 (4 – 8 pm)

Book Signing: Saturday March 27 (2 – 4 pm)

Michael Warren Contemporary

760 Santa Fe Drive

Santa Fe Arts District

The Unknown Heroine is a “story book” installation comprised of text and performative photographs made by conceptual artist Sherry Wiggins in collaboration with Portuguese photographer Luís Filipe Branco. The performative images are based on Wiggins’ interaction with French photographer and writer Claude Cahun’s essay “THE ESSENTIAL WIFE or the the Unknown Princess.” This essay was first published in 1925 in Claude Cahun’s feminist text titled Heroines. Wiggins acts out the story of the Wife and the Princess within the various rooms and gardens of a beautiful house. Wiggins has written her own text or narrative to go with the images. Wiggins has published an artists’ book that documents this project. The book includes the essay by Claude Cahun as well as an essay by curator and writer Cydney Payton.