In addition to providing this unique fine art photography show featuring New Mexico fine art photographers, ANMPAS is also hosting a small series of mini-lectures by some of the leading artists in the state! The art talks will take place at the EXPO NM Fine Arts Building. Please check our schedule here, and come out for this great learning opportunity!

Saturday, December 11, 2010 at 2pm - Glenn Hohnstreiter, master photographer. An award winning photographer, Glenn Hohnstreiter has exhibited black and white and color photographic images in juried shows and international competitive events for many years. His images have been selected for exhibit at EPCOT Center in Orlando, at PHOTOKINA in Cologne, Germany, in Korea, and several of his images are included in the permanent collection of the International Photography Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City. His work has been shown in New Mexico for years in many single and multiple artist exhibits, and one of his images is on permanent display at the New Mexico Natural History Museum.

Albuquerque Tricentenial Photograph by Glenn Hohnstreiter

Sunday, December 12, 2010 at 2pm - Sandra Corless. Sandra is an awarded member of the Enchanted Lens Camera Club and the Corrales Society of Art, has been photographing for ten years. She enjoys both photographing and the post production process, She has recently been teaching classes in high dynamic range photography and post production strategies. She enjoys wildlife, scenic, floral and landscape photography.

Black Sandy Finch by Sandra Corless

Saturday, December 18, 2010 at 2pm - Robert Medina Cook is a Native New Mexican and fine art photographer who began his journey into the creative arts over thirty years ago in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Known for a unique style that others have called "mystical", "spiritual", "moody", Robert has been featured in local, regional, and international publications, including a feature article in the February 2007 issue of New Mexico Magazine entitled "The Ethereal Eye of Robert Medina Cook". As an award winning photographer, his accomplishments include First Place "Best of Show" honors for two consecutive years in the "Annual Fall American Photography Exhibition", a national exhibition sponsored by the Smithsonian Affiliated Hubbard Museum of the American West. Robert's image, "Moonlight at Pecos", was also purchased for the museum's permanent collection. Robert is also an ANMPAS 2010 judge.

Sinawaf's Throne by Robert Medina Cook

Oscar has earned numerous accolades in the more than 25 years that he has been competing in professional photographer competitions in New Mexico, the Southwest Regional level and at the National level. He is well known for his arresting portraits of the human condition as well as his Muertos series. Oscar was also an ANMPAS 2010 judge.