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Three and six-hour workshops, excellent for tourists who want to create a special keepsake during their Santa Fe visit. Classes include pottery, traditional retablos, stained glass and mosaics, drawing and sketching (see website for complete class list and prices). A workshop may be scheduled for one or more participants. Group discounts apply for parties of four or more. Enjoy a great family or group experience for all ages (participation limited to three years or older).
UNM Fine Arts Library is hosting "Internal Landscapes" a student exhibit by David Rogers. He says, "My new work is purely abstract. From the bones of form; circles, squares and triangles, I want to create a meditative state in the viewer."
Workshops, classes and experiences taught by local community members in vibrant artists’ studios and other settings make a Santa Fe visit all the more memorable. Work with glass blowing, ceramics or another craft; learn some flamenco dance moves with a Santa Fe performer;and learn about the Native American and Spanish history of the area.
See website for details. Book directly with artists today!
Uncommon Threads ñ fiber art by New Mexico artists will be on display from February 21 until April 9 at the First Unitarian Church, 3701 Carlisle NE, Albuquerque, http://www.uuabq.org/arts.html (505) 884-1801. With the exception of Sundays, visitors must inquire at the church office to open the gallery. The church office is open Monday to Thursday from 9-4 and Friday, 9-12. An artists' reception, open to the public, will be held on Friday, March 5 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
Featured on GOOD MORNING AMERICA - "Weekend Window to Santa Fe!" Historic/Cultural tours led by professional museum docent guides who give outstanding commentary on the rich history, cultures, architecture & art of Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico. Visit the most historic sites including St.Francis Cathedral, Loretto Chapel and State Capitol! Eldorado Tours depart from Eldorado Hotel at 9:30am & 1:30pm, from the Hilton Santa Fe at 9:35am & 1:35pm, and from St. Francis Hotel at 9:45am & 1:45pm.
Featured on GOOD MORNING AMERICA - "Weekend Window to Santa Fe!" Historic/Cultural tours led by professional museum docent guides who give outstanding commentary on the rich history, cultures, architecture & art of Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico. Visit the most historic sites including St.Francis Cathedral, Loretto Chapel and State Capitol! La Fonda Tours depart from La Fonda Hotel at 9:45am & 1:15pm, and from Plaza Galeria at 10:00am & 1:30pm.
"One on One" features five artists. Each artist closely examines the life of one person, attempting to create a mirror, not only for themselves, but also for the viewers. A number of mediums, including video, painting, drawing, and computer dialogue, will be used in this psychologically charged suite of exhibitions. Artists featured are Terry Allen, Hasan Elahi, McCallum & Tarry, and Kaari Upson.
There is a free public opening on February 5, from 5 - 7pm.
Opening on May 17, 2009, this exhibition focuses on paintings from the Charlotte G. Mittler collection created by students who attended the Santa Fe Indian School between 1919 and 1945.
Featured artists include Fred Kabotie, Velino Shije Herrera, Allan Houser, Andrew Tsihnahjinnie, Pablita Velarde, and Sybil Yazzie.
This exhibit will run through April 18, 2010.
Free admission. Donations appreciated.
Beauty from the inside out with Dr. Ellenita Chavez and USANA. Learn ways to jump-start your diet plan, detoxify and purify your body and get that radiant skin glow. Free mini-facials and free nutritional consultations with Dr. Chavez. Thursday, March 11 Come anytime between 10:00am and 4:00pm
Charlotte Jackson Fine Art is a gallery specializing in European and American Monochromatic Painting. The current exhibit, a group show, is entitled "Primary Intentions" and includes works by Elliot Norquist, Frederick Hammersley, Constance DeJong, William Metcalf, Jeremy Thomas, Joe Barnes, Karl Benjamin, Alfonso Fratteggiani Bianchi, Jeremy Thomas, and Ronald Davis. Open Tuesday through Friday.
SEEDS OF CHANGE: 500 years of Encounter and Exchange. January 23 through June 30, 2010. On the morning of October 12, 1492, Christopher Columbus and his men waded ashore on a tiny coral island that rode the waves out ahead of the American continents. At that moment two worlds collided - The New and the Old Worlds. What followed was 500 years of interaction and exchange. The Seeds of Change exhibt tells the story of this interaction and exchange that occurred after Columbus's voyages.
An extensive survey of more than 50 classic photographs portraying iconic personalities from the field of music as captured by renowned photographers. All genres of music are represented, including opera, pop, jazz, classical, and rock. Musicians have been the subject of photographs since the invention of photography in the 19th century. We listen to music with our ears, but we experience it with our eyes, too; have capturing the energy, passion, style, and sex appeal of musicians.
Myths, legends, children’s stories and dreams provide the building blocks for Maseman’s show of intricate and whimsical etchings. Be prepared for tales of exploration, collaboration, and transformation!
Exhibition dates: March 5 - 27
(Early Bird Preview: March 2 - 5)
First Friday Artscrawl Reception: March 5, 5 ñ 8:00 PM
Demonstration during the reception: How to create etchings, by Ray Maseman from 6:30- 7:00 PM.
Ogg’s abstract, yet detailed and layered paintings are inspired by the colors, textures and energy of her native India. Composed of largely organic shapes and vibrant colors, her elegant images are reminiscent of lush tropical foliage and the shimmer of silk saris. Kuzana Ogg is an emerging artist who is steadily gaining recognition on a national level. This is her second solo show at Matrix Fine Art.
Exhibition dates: March 5 - 27
First Friday Artscrawl: March 5, 5-8 PM
Come on this excursion to learn the intricacies of making tamales. You will prepare three different types of tamales to highlight different techniques helpful in tamale making. Get some in-depth information from the chef while the tamales cook and then enjoy the tasty fruits of your labor at the end of the class: Red chile and pork tamales, Southern Mexican chicken tamales in banana leaf and sweet anise seed tamales. THIS IS A HANDS ON CLASS LIMITED TO 16 PEOPLE.
Internationally recognized as a “visionary artist, Virginia Maria Romero’s works consisting of contemporary religious retablos inspired by the culture of New Mexico were just as strongly driven by her own experiences, setting her works apart from others of that genre. “Romero has taken an ancient art form and redefined it, reinvented it, and made it her own.” “Virginia Maria Romero’s art speaks a language unlike any other…it is a language of the heart, of the soul, of life...
Continuum: Recent Works by Frank Buffalo Hyde
Frank Buffalo Hyde is a graduate of the Institute of American Indian Arts. His paintings reflect contemporary images that convey the reality of the Native American condition. The exhibit will be on display in the FRIENDS and downstairs galleries through April 4, 2010. Free admission. Donations appreciated. Museum hours: Mon-Sat 10-5. Sun 1-5.
The open mike/open stage event will feature performances/presentations of the talent, work, and interests of SFCC.
Expo provides students an opportunity to share their academic work/personal interests with the college community. Past years’ expos have included musical performances ranging from classical guitar to mariachi to rock, spoken word poetry, readings, dance demos, displays of student artwork, and presentations as diverse as puppetry, sword fighting, and creating floral arrangements.
2nd Annual Sculpture Objects & Functional Art Fair: SOFA WEST: Santa Fe 2010, July 8-11. Opening Night, July 7, a Special Member Preview for Museum of New Mexico Foundation and SOFA VIPs. Over 10,000 attended the 1st SOFA WEST last year. SOFA WEST joins long-standing sister SOFAs in New York and Chicago. SOFA art fairs are international, gallery-presented expositions of artworks bridging contemporary decorative, fine art and design. European jewelry too! Lectures included with paid admission.
Native people have often been portrayed out of context--or sometimes entirely misrepresented--in photography. The exhibit encourages contemporary Native Artists who use photography or digital media as a form of expression to push the Native likeness forward and articulate the future of Native people through the power of the image.
This exhibit highlights the work of students receiving their bachelor of fine arts degrees from IAIA. Sherry Farrell Racette, a 2009-2010 scholar at the School for Advanced Research will guest curate. A special opening reception will be held Friday, March 5 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. A closing reception will occur on Thursday, May 13 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Dine out with family and friends on March 11th and have a great time with family and friends. The restaurants will commit 25% of your bill to Kitchen Angels.
Kitchen Angels is a community-based, volunteer-driven agency providing free, home-delivered meals to people living with chronic and terminal illness.
Gordon Tooley is passionate about saving heirloom fruit trees introduced from fields afar and long ago, when NM settlers brought with them plants from home. Gordon will talk about his personal mission of traveling the state, especially the Four Corners region, searching for homesteads, abandoned orchards and forgotten trees. He is interested in the history told through these trees. Gordon lives and works at Tooley’s Tree Farm, a retail and wholesale organic nursery located in Truchas, NM.
Billy Turney, Director of the Schola Cantorum of Santa Fe, will present a lecture “Early Music of the Roman Catholic Church” on Thursday, March 11, 2010, in the Santuario de Guadalupe (Agua Fria & Guadalupe St.). Hear the ancient sounds of the Church, examine 18th century Gregorian chant manuscripts from Spain, and learn about the chants of the Mass. All are welcome to this free lecture. www.schola-sf.org for more information.
Featuring three of Albuquerque’s finest, The Michael Anthony Trio pays tribute to the music of Bill Evans in this concert, as well as performing selections from their CDs, including their latest, Sands of Time, which was released last fall. Joining the trio will be tenor saxophonist, Kanoa Kaluhiwa. The trio is guitarist, Michael Anthony; bassist, Rob “Milo” Jaramillo, and drummer Andrew Poling.
B-Side Players are a septet led by frontman Karlos Paez, guitarist Giovanni Mejia, bass player Gerry Guevara, saxophonist Regan Branch, percussionists Victor Tapia and Luis Cuenca, and drummer Ryan Moran. The group built a local following and won several San Diego music awards for their blend of Latin, funk, rock, and reggae, and have toured with artists ranging from Ben Harper to Papa Roach.
Under the banner "Forward With Scotland's Past," Battlefield Band play Scottish music of rare passion and joy. Inspired by their rich heritage of Celtic music and fired by the strength of today's Scottish Cultural scene (which they themselves have done much to create and fuel), Battlefield Band mix the old songs with new self-penned material, and perform them on a unique fusion of ancient and modern instrumentsóbagpipe, fiddle, synthesiser, guitar, cittern, flute, bodhran and accordion.
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