In the summer of 2017 Robert Welkie was the Keynote Artist at the Annual meeting of the American Society for Aesthetics in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Showing in Sydney, Australia in a benefit show at Martine Gallery
PAMLA 2019
Presented at: Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association
117th Annual Conference - San Diego, California
Thursday, November 14 - Sunday, November 17, 2019
Dee Horne, Reuben Ellis and Robert Welkie presented in a Creative Conversation entitled:
"Reflexive Altered Spaces in the Anthropocene."
https://www.pamla.org/2019
A show of Fire prints from Anthroposcenic is opening June 8th 2018, and will be up through the summer at Peters Projects 1011 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501.
http://www.petersprojects.c
Robert Welkie: Anthroposcenic: Fire
Fri, Jun 8, 2018
5:00pm
FULL DESCRIPTION
Here's a way-too-timely show for New Mexicans. While an image of a forest fire might be initially disturbing, Welkie’s photographs indeed find an atmospheric beauty in the destruction through his softly focused lens and acute eye for color. Born in Logan, Utah, Welkie has created a body of work that is affecting and meaningful as it is pertinent to our time. Through Aug. 25.
The title of the collection draws from the term “Anthropocene,” our current geological age which transitioned from the Haloscene epoch in 2016, at the suggestion of the International Geological Congress. The Anthropocene period is viewed as the period during which human activity has been the dominant influence on climate and the environment. While human innovation is an often beneficial and exciting development, there are very real consequences we face from a rapidly changing world. No matter the influence, there is an ever-present abundance of wildfires brutalizing the United States, and they seem to get closer and closer to our neighborhoods and homes.
December 9, 2022; By Jonathan Blaustein
Prints have appeared on the sets of the following television shows.
Transparent
I Love Dick
Dirty John