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Linda speaks about WONDER at Creative Mornings Santa Fe
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For more than thirty years, Linda Durham has helped shape the contemporary-art scene of Santa Fe through her gallery, in its various incarnations, and her numerous projects that meld art and advocacy. Although she closed the doors of her gallery in 2011, Durham continues to reinvent herself and her relationship to the arts. In this lively and provocative talk, Durham will share her reminiscences of the many New Mexico artists with whom she has worked over the years and her perspective on the ups and downs of the Santa Fe art market from the 1970s to today. Join us for thirty years in the creative life of a "Santa Fe original."
Filmed and edited by Frank Cody of frankcody.com, this is an excerpt from Linda Durham's live reading from her original, autobiographical work, "Mobius Strip.”
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Linda Durham is a human rights advocate, adventurer, and author of Still Moving, The Trans-Siberian Railway Journey, and An Art and Friendship Project. A former Manhattan Playboy Bunny in the 1960s, she is the founder of Santa Fe’s Wonder Institute—a visual and performing arts think tank and salon dedicated to creative responses to contemporary cultural and social issues. For more than three decades, she championed New Mexico-based artists as a gallery owner and Art and Artist’s consultant in Santa Fe and New York. She is currently at work on her forthcoming book, Naked Women: stripped and teased. |
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