‹‹ Alibi V.26 No.11 • March 16-22, 2017
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Culture Shock A Line Carved Through Time Exhibition and book illuminate block printmaking in New Mexico By Maggie Grimason
The Carved Line illuminates the extreme technical capacity and history of the block printmaking artists in New Mexico.
Poetry Review Junk Yards, Church Yards, Everything In-Between Damien Flores translates the life of the city into poetry By Maggie Grimason
Damien Flores' work is strongly rooted in Albuquerque, speaking with such specificity that Burqueños will read things in these textured lines that no reader from outside could ever, but at the same moment Flores trains his eye on the universal.
Greater Tuna By Adam Wood
Brennan Foster and Shawn Boyd play over 20 of Tuna, Texas', eccentric inhabitants from gun-clubbers to church ladies.
PhotoVoice By Adam Wood
Refugee students discuss and showcase their personal histories through photography.
April Hartford
Transgender: One Person’s Journey Opening Reception By Maggie Grimason
Photographer April Hartford leads viewers into an immersive exploration of gender dissonance and transition portraying the inner psychological journey as much as the outer one. Runs through 10/7.
Film Albuquerque Jewish Film Fest: Body and Soul Tuesday, July 25: 7-10pm Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque Learn about the early performance history of the jazz standard Body and Soul, one of the most recorded songs in the jazz repertoire and how that relates to the relationships between African Americans and American Jews.
Art PhotoVoice Friday, July 28: 10am-noon Highland High School Refugee students discuss and showcase their personal histories through photography.
Stage Funny Money Saturday, July 29: 7:30-9:30pm Adobe Theater Henry Perkins finds his briefcase has been switched for another that's full of cash while at his birthday dinner.
Stage American Idiot Sunday, July 30: 2pm Musical Theatre Southwest Unhappy suburban youths are fed up with the state of the union as they deal with modern day issues, growing up, and finding meaning in their lives and the world around them.
Stage Nunsense Two: The Second Coming Sunday, July 30: 2pm Aux Dog Theatre After the passing of 52 sisters, the wild, eccentric and very lovable nuns become involved in even more hilarious hijinks.
Stage Greater Tuna Sunday, July 30: 2-3pm Vortex Theatre Brennan Foster and Shawn Boyd play over 20 of Tuna, Texas', eccentric inhabitants from gun-clubbers to church ladies.
Saudade's Brazilian Jazz 8.3.2017
