A high desert dweller, Puspa’s eye is sharp and depicts whimsical moments in this other-worldly terrain that is her home. Her characters, found and produced, human and inanimate, of the earth or of a dream stir in us the impulse to see what lies at the edge of our own expectations.
Puspa Lohmeyer grew up in Bali and Germany and left New York City for Bisbee, AZ in 2005. She and her husband created one of this town’s most charming music and art venues, The Courtyard. Her photography is in the Ford Photography collection and has been published in Territory magazine. One of her films “The Sensories” was on display at the Tucson Museum of Art in 2021.
Puspa is self-taught with the help of mentors and peers. Much of her work is taken on editorial assignments, during her travels, local musician shoots, and other artist collaborations.
Kafka Coffee, Bisbee, AZ Exhibit “Enamorvia”. Art Party on Sunday November 5th from 5pm-8pm. Exhibit showcases Puspa’s collaboration with Flamenco performers Julianna “La Patita” Thomas & Derren Crosby.
Etherton Gallery, Tucson, AZ Exhibit “In The Cases”. The exhibit opens November 28th with the opening reception taking place on Saturday Dec 2nd 7pm-10pm. Puspa is showing with Zana Briski.
Solo Exhibit “…but The Desert is Surreal!” Location: The Object Hotel, Bisbee & Tucson locations. Curated by Rachel Brand.
Group Exhibit “invisible Borders”. Louis Carlos Bernal Gallery, Tucson. Curated by Alejandra Platt-Torres and Director, David Andres.
Bisbee Festival of the Arts. Main Exhibition of Bisbee Artists and Craftspeople “For Art’s Sake”. Curated by Sharon Stetter & Karen Schumacher.
Music under the Dome. An animation video presented with a live orchestra at the Coca Cola Center Planetarium (Columbus, Ga). Video was commissioned exclusively for the event.
Anodyne, A Film Noir Comedy, premiered at Star Studios (Bisbee, AZ) and Exo Bar (Tucson, AZ).
Pop up show at The Tucson Museum of Art
Pop up show at Wooden Tooth Records (Tucson, AZ).
Solo Show at Border Arts Corridor Gallery
(Douglas, AZ).
Group Show entitled “Desert Dweller” an exhibit curated by Paula Taylor at the Tucson Museum of Art.
Solo show entitled “Beautiful Mess” – La Matadora Gallery (Joshua Tree, CA) curated by Colleena Hake.
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