Selected Exhibitions: Karen Halbert Artist/Mathematician

Selected Exhibitions – Karen Halbert


August 2020. Taos Plein Air, Honorable Mention for Blowin in the Wind, Wilder Nightingale Gallery, Taos, NM. Plein Air Painters of New Mexico.

November 2018. 10th National National Juried Members Show, Sorrel Sky Gallery. Plein Air Painters of New Mexico, Santa Fe.

June 2018. Santa Fe Plein Aire Fiesta, Juried Paintout and Exhibition. Sorrel Sky Gallery, Plein Air Painters of New Mexico, Santa Fe.

November 2017. 9th National National Juried Members Show, Sorrel Sky Gallery. Plein Air Painters of New Mexico, Santa Fe.

November 2016. 8th National National Juried Members Show, Sorrel Sky Gallery. Plein Air Painters of New Mexico, Santa Fe.

September 2016. Mary Williams Fine Arts Gallery, Juried Exhibition, Plein Air Painters of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. Award of Merit for "Santa Fe River Turbulence", 10x16, oil.

May 2016. Marigold Arts Gallery, Return to the Rivers, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM.

December 2015 – January 2016. Purple Sage Gallery, Solo Show, Hidden Harmony, Oldtown, Albuquerque, NM.

October 2015. Art Collectors’ Gallery, Juried Exhibition, Plein Air Painters of New Mexico (PAPNM) Annual Members Show, Santa Fe, NM

September 2015. Biologique Juried Exhibition, Albuquerque. An exhibition portraying the connections between art and mathematics.

August 2015. Mary Williams Fine Arts Gallery, Juried Exhibition, Plein Air Painters of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. 

June 2015. Inart Gallery Juried Exhibition, PAPNM Santa Fe Plein Air Festival

May 2014. Featured Artist, Purple Sage Galeria, Trekking through the Land of Enchantment, Old Town, Albuquerque.

June 13 – July 6, 2014. InArt Gallery Juried Exhibition, PAPNM Annual Plein Air Santa Fe (PASF) Paintout, Santa Fe, NM.

May 2-17, 2014. Gary Kim Gallery Juried Exhibition, PAPNM Annual Members Show, Santa Fe, NM.

October 2013 Millicent Rogers Museum Juried Exhibition, PAPNM Annual Members Show, Taos, NM

June 2013. Gary Kim Gallery, Juried Exhibition, PAPNM Annual Plein Air Santa Fe Paintout, Santa Fe.

May 2012 – current. Purple Sage Galeria, Oldtown, Albuquerque, NM

June 2012. Juried Exhibition, PAPNM Annual Paintout, Ruidoso, NM.

November 2011. Placitas Artists Series 4-Person Juried Exhibition, Placitas, NM

October 2011. Millicent Rogers Museum PAPNM Juried Exhibition, Land and Light, Taos, NM

October 2010. Millicent Rogers Museum PAPNM Juried Exhibition, Spirit of Place, Taos, NM

October 2009. Open Space Juried Exhibition, Little Gems, Albuquerque.

August 2009. Wilder Nightingale Gallery Juried Exhibition, PAPNM Annual Members Show, Taos, NM.

June 2004-2006, Betsy Jacaruso Gallery Exhibition: Luminous Visions in Landscape and Still Life, Red Hook, NY

October 2005. Woodstock Art Association Juried Exhibition, The Beat Goes On, Woodstock, NY.

April 2005. Woodstock Art Association Juried Exhibition, Still Life, Woodstock, NY




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