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a Noé BARNETT SOLO EXHIBIT

Albuquerque, NM: June 5th-August 1st

(hum) is a solo exhibition by Noé Barnett that explores the quiet forces that shape our lives. Best known for his large-scale murals, Barnett turns inward with a new body of work that showcases his versatility as a painter, moving seamlessly between hyperrealism and atmospheric imagery. Through oil paintings that balance technical precision with emotional depth, (hum) reflects on the subtle connections between people, place, and the unseen rhythms that unite us.

On view at Secret Gallery from June 5th through August 1st, (hum) marks Barnett’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and invites viewers to slow down, reflect, and engage with the beauty found in everyday moments.

People attending an art gallery viewing, observing large landscape and abstract paintings on white walls.

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WHERE

717 CENTRAL AVE NW

ALBUQUERQUE NM, 87102

Located inside the ARRIVE Hotel in Downtown ABQ

 

WHEN

GALLERY hOURS:

WED thru FRI:

12-8pm

SAT: 8am-5PM


WHO

Secret Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located inside the Arrive Hotel in Downtown Albuquerque. The gallery curates exhibitions, performances and gatherings that highlight artists rooted in the Southwest. Through painting, pottery, sculpture, and mixed media, Secret Gallery celebrates the region’s creative voices and contributes to the growing conversation around Southwest Contemporary art.


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A crowded art exhibition with people observing various artwork on white walls, including a large photo of a woman hugging a child, framed paintings of trees and landscapes, and black and white line art. The audience appears engaged and socializing.
A crowded art exhibition with people observing various artwork on white walls, including a large photo of a woman hugging a child, framed paintings of trees and landscapes, and black and white line art. The audience appears engaged and socializing.

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