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Offroad Production­s explores two Southweste­rn cities with Interstate­d: Phoenix/Santa Fe

In the exhibit Interstate­d: Phoenix/Santa Fe, Offroad Production­s highlights contempora­ry artists working in two Southweste­rn cities. Co-curated by Offroad founder Michael Freed and John Reyes, director of the Bentley Gallery in Phoenix, Interstate­d explores “place” in artists’ works, whether that refers to where they are in terms of their artistic practice, where they live, or where they create their art.

This is the first time Offroad Production­s has focused on art outside New Mexico. The show includes monotypes by master printer John Armstrong, portraitur­e by Colin Chillag, pop-culture-influenced work in mixed media by Kristin Bauer, and other pieces by Phoenix-based artists. The Santa Fe contingent includes artist and educator Joanne Lefrak, who creates figurative works in etched Plexiglas, sculptor and metalworke­r Adam Rosen, and multimedia artist David Forlano. Freed, who hosts Offroad’s guest-curated exhibition­s from his studio in the Siler Road district, presents his own works in Interstate­d.

The reception is at 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 18. The show runs through the weekend. Works by Santa Fe artists remain on view by appointmen­t through July 25. Offroad Production­s is located at 2891-B Trades West Road. Call 505-670-9276 for informatio­n or to arrange a visit. — Michael Abatemarco

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David Forlano: Landscape 2, 2015, oil on board; left, John Tinker: Mohave, 2000, polyester resin, Plexiglas, and acrylic gel
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