Art on Air

This week, we check in with Gallup-based artist Greg Ballenger on how the coronavirus pandemic has affected his career and practice.

Since we can't get together for 2nd Look on 2nd Street this month to look at and talk about art, here's a strategy you can use at home to hone your observational skills.

This week, we dive into the data to examine what we know so far about the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the arts and cultural secto

Up-and-coming Diné mixed media artist Tasha N. answers 3 questions: 1. Who or what has been your biggest influence?2. What is your dream project?3. How do you know an artwork of yours is finished?

This week, we dig in to gallupARTS' Gallup New Deal Art project for lessons from the 1930s/40s about the economic and social utility of the arts that we can apply to our current situation.

An important component of a "learn-at-home" educational model is art education, so we asked Gallup area art teachers for ideas on art education projects you can do at home!

This week, we sit down with local Diné artist Jerry Brown, known for pushing the boundaries and thinking outside the box. Jerry answers three questions: 1. Who or what has been your biggest influence? 2. What is your dream project? 3. How do you know an artwork of yours is finished?

As we all do our part to help flatten the curve of the Coronavirus pandemic, Art on Air brings you a few ideas for a #CreativeQuarantine.

Gallup Repertory Theater co-founder Suzanne Hammons joins us to discuss the economic impact of the performing arts and how Gallup can leverage that potential.

This week, drop in on a Wine & Painting class at ART123 Gallery!