Eri Imamura is a rising star in contemporary art. She blends Japanese folk tales, Shinto mythological heroes and heroines, edgy Manga and Tatoo imagery, antique kimonos, ancient 22k and glass beadworking techniques, to create breathtaking sculptures. Her beaded sculptures hang on the wall as if they were clothing, reminding us of our own roles in protecting not only our own bodies, but the environment and our shared society, as well. What truths do we wear on the outside, and what realities does our skin reveal?
Eri is Japanese, and lectures at Tokyo’s top art university. Her works are avidly collected by museums in the U.S., as well. The Dallas Museum of Art, 21C, and Crystal Bridges Museum are among the first in the U.S. to collect her work, with numerous others internationally holding her works in their permanent collections.
Turner Carroll is thrilled to offer American art collectors and institutions the opportunity to view and collect Eri’s remarkable works from her first-ever solo exhibition in the U.S.
Christo and Jeanne-Claude Family Collection
August 14–September 19, 2026 | Christo and Jeanne-Claude Family Collection opens at Turner Carroll Gallery alongside never-before-seen Landfall Press process materials. The artwork on view highlights the vast selection of works the couple set aside as the inheritance for their only son. Because Jack Lemon, founder of Landfall Press, was key to the couple’s success in creating their three-dimensional prints whose sales funded their massive outdoor projects, we include important process materials, correspondence, ink pots, print documentation, and even yards of Running Fence fabric from the Landfall Press Archive.
CURRENTLY ON VIEW Shepard Fairey: Cultivate Justice
July 17 – August 10 Extended through September 20, 2026 in condensed format. Shepard Fairey, known widely for his brand OBEY Giant and his poster for the 2008 Barack Obama HOPE presidential campaign, is one of the most influential street artists alive. Fairey’s work is deeply political and he frequently confronts issues of human rights, equality, and authority while maintaining his signature style of layered collage-like color, propaganda-inspired forms, pop art, portraiture, and bright colors. Turner Carroll Gallery’s exhibition will feature prints on paper and multimedia pieces as well as highly collectible original pieces which are debuting in the US after touring European museums.
Turner Carroll is honored to manage and place prints from Landfall Press’ extraordinary body of work. Landfall Press is one of the most important print publishers of the last century, working with artists including Kara Walker, Sol Lewitt, Claes Oldenburg, Christo, William Wiley, and Judy Chicago. If you are interested in viewing and collecting prints, the Landfall Press Print Center is open by appointment at 130 W Palace Ave, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Please call or email and we would love to show you the prints in person. You may also see and acquire all of Landfall’s prints on the Landfall Press Prints page.
Turner Carroll Gallery, founded in 1991 by Tonya Turner and Michael Carroll, represents groundbreaking international contemporary artists. Located on historic Canyon Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico, we are proud to offer works by museum collected artists and art advisory and appraisal services by our qualified art historian staff.
