516 Arts Opens Its New 16,000-Square-Foot Home in Albuquerque With a Free Public Opening on November 14
Contemporary art organization 516 Arts opens its new home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with a free public opening on Saturday, November 14, at 6 p.m. The new space, at 508 First Street NW downtown, covers 16,000 square feet and is the organization's largest permanent venue. A ticketed opening-night event, priced at $100 to $150, was held on November 13.
Two opening exhibitions debut together: the group show Kincentric Ecologies, featuring Indigenous artists and running through March 13, 2027, and Quimera, a solo exhibition by Vanessa Saavedra running through April 24, 2027. Both shows are curated by Olivia Amaya Ortiz.
516 Arts is a leading nonprofit contemporary art space in downtown Albuquerque, and the new building is one of the city's major cultural openings of the year. Admission on opening night is free to the public.
(Source: 516 Arts)
Source: 516 Arts
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