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Nicola López: Haunted — Through the Lens of Kim Richardson
In 2020 the Albuquerque Museum welcomed Nicola López as its Visiting Artist as part of the museum’s annual program that invites contemporary artists with New Mexico connections to activate the space in new and compelling ways. Haunted, López’s ambitious site-specific installation, transformed the museum’s lobby into a layered experience of place, memory, and human impact — and Kim
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Timeless Adobe Charm: A Santa Fe Airbnb Through My Lens
Santa Fe interior photography, vacation rental living space, cozy Southwest living room
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Retouch Architecture Rendering
The client asked me to take an unfinished pool under construction, and created a realistic finished image.
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Property | The Ridge
The Residence The Residence at The Ridge is a sprawling territorial style hacienda with gracious shared spaces for hosting your stay in style. With two bedrooms and two suites, The House can accommodate a range of needs, while the large open plan of The Casita offers an additional bedroom and flexibility. The Art The artworks
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Detours at La Fonda Hotel
For the photographic project I worked with the retail shop “Detours” at the La Fonda Hotel. The client wanted a new print campaign, working with the brand agency Ideas and People and stylist Susan Stella. We often work together on commercial and creative projects. We chose Mary Colter’s suitcase to bring Colter’s story back into the
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Cover Photo the/ magazine
February 2018, the/ magazine, cover photo features my photograph of Debra Baxter’s, sculptural work, “Crystal Brass Knuckles (Aqua Blow)“. Also in the editorial, photographs of Lean (bust) and Breastplat are featured. note: “the/magazine” became “Southwest Contemporary”
About
Kim studied fine art and photography at Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia, and Parsons School of Design in Paris. She worked in collaborative projects that exhibited at Centre Pompidou in Paris and Alleged Gallery in New York City. Kim is a photographic artist presently living in Santa Fe, NM
