Declarative Statements: In Conversation with Cathleen Campbell
Artist Cathleen Campbell discussed with curator Aaron Wilder the invention of the United States of America as a name as well as about Campbell’s work in “A Long Train: 250 Years of Hypocrisy,” an Amos Eno Gallery exhibition on Artsy through 4/4/26. Campbell told Wilder about the prospect for unity while encountering barriers to moving forward together as Americans and explained the freedom of perception inherent in her exhibited photographs.
Declarative Statements: In Conversation with Lisa Kellner
Artist Lisa Kellner discussed with curator Aaron Wilder the consequences of the American dream as well as about Kellner’s work in “A Long Train: 250 Years of Hypocrisy,” an Amos Eno Gallery exhibition on Artsy through 4/4/26. Kellner told Wilder about the connection between object, historical, and personal memory and explained how the American flag as both symbol and material are presented in the works on display.
Declarative Statements: In Conversation with Breanna Cee Martins
Artist Breanna Cee Martins discussed with curator Aaron Wilder the mythology of the American dream as well as about Martins’ work in “A Long Train: 250 Years of Hypocrisy,” an Amos Eno Gallery exhibition on Artsy through 4/4/26. Martins told Wilder about the sources of the imagery for the artworks and explained how the spirits of the people depicted contribute to the final form of the paintings.
Declarative Statements: In Conversation with John Francis Peters
Artist John Francis Peters discussed with curator Aaron Wilder the necessity of questioning our social conditioning as well as about Peters’ work in “A Long Train: 250 Years of Hypocrisy,” an Amos Eno Gallery exhibition on Artsy through 4/4/26. Peters told Wilder about the relation of his work to gun violence and explained how his art exposes the unnoticed distortion of our shared reality.
Declarative Statements: In Conversation with Niki Singleton
Artist Niki Singleton discussed with curator Aaron Wilder the tension between equal rights and patriarchal control as well as about Singleton’s work in “A Long Train: 250 Years of Hypocrisy,” an Amos Eno Gallery exhibition on Artsy through 4/4/26. Singleton told Wilder about her vision of a shared, fluid future and explained the symbols she uses in her art.
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Felipe Archuleta in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on August 20, 2026)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Amalia Schulthess in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on July 23, 2026)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Ron Adams in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on June 25, 2026)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Edward Sheriff Curtis in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on May 29, 2026)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Susan Bremner in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on May 1, 2026)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Coreen Mary Spellman in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on April 4, 2026)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by RC Gorman in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on March 7, 2026)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Anne Noggle in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on February 7, 2026)
A video from Aaron Wilder's "Details" project enters the V I D E O S O U N D A R C H I V E on February 6, 2026 at 9:00pm Eastern Time as part of "S15," a curated group of 11 artists.
Artwork from Aaron Wilder's "Abundance of Caution" project is included in the group exhibition "To Alter or Abolish" at Yavapai College's Prescott Art Gallery in the Project Space January 23-February 20, 2026.
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Maria Martinez in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on January 10, 2026)
Artwork from Aaron Wilder's "Delivered Under the Similitude of a Dream" project is included in the group exhibition "Magenta Lounge: Queer Today – Love, Power, Freedom!" at Amos Eno Gallery in the Project Space January 8-February 8, 2026.
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Jorge Fick in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on December 13, 2025)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Cady Wells in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on November 16, 2025)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Francisco Goya in the Roswell Museum's collection and what it says about contemporary atrocity (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on October 19, 2025)
Artwork from Aaron Wilder's "Protectorates" project is included in the group exhibition "Priority" at Charles Adams Gallery October 3-November 29, 2025.
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Maria Porges in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on September 21, 2025)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Beatien Yazz in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on August 24, 2025)
Artwork from Aaron Wilder's "Expletive" project is included in the group exhibition "Held by the Same Stars" at Amos Eno Gallery September 5-October 4, 2025.
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Dana Newmann in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on July 27, 2025)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Oliver Enjady in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on June 29, 2025)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Barbara Latham in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on June 1, 2025)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Grace Spaulding John in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on May 4, 2025)
On the occasion of the closing of Aaron Wilder's solo exhibition "Contact Traces" at Amos Eno Gallery in New York, fellow artists James Horner and Julianne Nash joined Wilder on a panel discussing the COVID-19 pandemic's impacts on them and their artistic practices. Amos Eno Gallery director and artist Ellen Sturm Niz moderated the panel discussion in the gallery on Friday April 25, 2025 at 6:00pm.
2 pieces featured in Scars Publications' Children, Churches, & Daddies (CC&D) Magazine January-April 2025 issue anthology "Letter from the End of the World."
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Sue Hettmansperger in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on April 6, 2025)
Article by Aaron Wilder taking a closer look at art by Edward Chávez in the Roswell Museum's collection (Published in the Roswell Daily Record on March 9, 2025)
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