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Sugarman-Peterson Gallery in Santa Fe will present Duffy Sheridan’s 'In Tribute to Women' from August 14 to September 15, 2026. The exhibition page lists a public reception on August 14 from 5 to 7:30 p.m., offering visitors a chance to meet the artist.
The gallery’s website identifies the project simply as a Duffy Sheridan exhibition and uses the title 'In Tribute to Women.' The venue is located at 130 West Palace Avenue in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the gallery notes regular hours of 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., seven days a week. No further curatorial statement accompanies the announcement on the page provided.
The exhibition features a substantial group of Sheridan paintings, with the online listing displaying works in oil on linen, canvas, panel and paper. Among the titled works shown are 'Profile in White,' 'Marieke,' 'Girl with Gold Earring,' 'Pastel Afternoon,' 'Profile in Gray,' 'Sharing,' 'Come With Me. It Will Be Alright,' 'A Place in the Sun,' 'The Pearl Comb,' 'Storm Brewing,' 'Standing Nude (A Study in Green),' 'Patience,' 'The Whale Watcher,' 'On a Soft Day,' 'The Blue Fan,' 'War No More,' 'The Bather' and 'The Tree Beyond Which There is No Passing.'
The page also shows a number of sold works, including 'Decoration in Red and Blue,' 'What Will Tomorrow Bring?,' 'Elegance; Orange Kimono' and 'Bring Thyself to Account.' Prices are listed for the available works, ranging from smaller studies such as 'Profile in White' at $9,750 to larger paintings including 'The Bather' at $77,500 and 'The Tree Beyond Which There is No Passing' at $71,500.
Sheridan’s exhibition sits within Sugarman-Peterson Gallery’s broader program, which the gallery describes as emphasizing contemporary art across paintings, sculptures, furnishings and jewelry. The website says the gallery presents artists from Santa Fe and beyond and includes painters, jewelers, sculptors and furnishings in its roster, while also identifying the space as a local gallery near the plaza downtown.
The listing does not provide a biography of Sheridan or an interpretive essay for the show, but it does make clear that the exhibition centers on the artist’s figurative and still-life paintings, along with a series of nudes and portrait studies. The public reception on August 14 will be the opening occasion for 'In Tribute to Women,' which continues at Sugarman-Peterson Gallery through September 15, 2026.
