Duet - December First Friday Art Walk

Join us to celebrate two of Access Gallery's most tenured artists, Brittany Murdock and Allie Gestner, whose works engage in a creative dialogue despite their vastly different styles.

This pairing showcases two powerful artistic visions. Allie Gestner’s devotion to symmetry and balance takes you on a tour of everyday americana images and symbols that capture her imagination. Her meticulous application of vibrant color plays beautifully against Brittany Murdock’s bold use of methodical, repetitious marks and structured chaos. Through purposeful dot-making and sculptures, Brittany echoes her profound

approach to community and creativity.

This exhibition showcases distinctive bodies of work that are colorful, whimsical, and intriguing, ensuring the unique story and talent of each artist is seen, heard, and celebrated.

Community Art Wall: 20 Stories for 20 Years

Step inside 20 years of history as we celebrate our 20th Anniversary in the Art District on Santa Fe.

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With a history of building community and fostering inclusion, we are showcasing the impactful work that defines Access Gallery. Our Executive Director, Damon McLeese, has curated 20 special pieces of art that have graced our walls over the last 20 years. This collection narrates the unique story of Access Gallery, embodying the creative, educational, and economic opportunities we've long championed and fostered for artists with disabilities. There is no better way to tell our story than through the powerful artistic expression and distinctive contributions of Access Gallery artists themselves!

First Friday Art Walk: December 5, January 2, February 6

from 6 PM - 9 PM

20th Anniversary: November 21, 6 PM - 9 PM

Meet the Artists: January 16, 6 PM - 8 PM

On View: November 21, 2025 through February 7, 2026

Free and open to the public.

ASL interpretation provided at all Third Friday events.

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Host or Publisher Access Gallery is a nonprofit organization for artists with disabilities.