THE LENA WALL
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The Lena Wall displays temporary exhibitions of wheatpasted and painted artwork on the side of the Cloud Cliff building on the corner of Lena Street and Second Street (1805 Second St.) in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The project is made possible through the generosity of Bon and Willem Malten and Stephen Auger, and numerous individual donors,
Adrián Aguirre- Drawings is supported by The City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department.
The Three Sisters Collective mural (2024) is supported by individual donors and the Rauschenberg Foundation. Paints generously donated for the project by Artisan Santa Fe and Dunn-Edwards..
501(c)(3) support from In The Family Way.
Donations to support The Lena Wall are welcome: https://gofund.me/7426de99
The Lena Wall is curated, organized, facilitated, and produced by Matthew Chase-Daniel
Migration and Immigration: Art, Awareness, Action, a panel talk
Artists Adrián Aguirre and Luis Tapia and Immigration lawyer and activist Allegra Love join moderator Marisa Sage to discuss art and activism, how their own work might change perceptions and realities in the world, and how we can engage with important issues that arise in our communities.
Saturday, December 13, 2025, 3:00 pm
at Phil Space, 1410 Second Street
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Free
Produced by The Lena Wall, Axle Contemporary and Phil Space.
Panel Participants
Adrián Aguirre (Artist: Drawings at The Lena Wall, through February, 2026)
Luis Tapia (Artist: A Slice of American Pie, at Axle Contemporary through Jan 12, 2026)
Allegra Love (Immigration Lawyer and Activist)
Marisa Sage - moderator (Director, University Art Gallery, New Mexico State University)
The Lena Wall is made possible through the support of In The Family Way, Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department, New Mexico Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and individual donors.. Thanks to all!