    | artsV.23 No.4 | 1/23/2014  Courtesy David M. Kahn Museum ReviewKichi for TakoIt's time for an interventionTako Kichi means “kite crazy” in Japanese. Kichi is a good word to know because it seems the Japanese are kichi for so many things—tea ceremonies, folding kimonos and arranging flowers—all of which involve meticulous attention to detail.
V.23 No.2 | 1/9/2014  courtesy of the author Arts InterviewThe Voice that Was Already ThereRuth Ozeki investigates truth in fictionRuth Ozeki can lay down a prescient vision of the world. She can weave disparate facts, languages and people into a story that is both time-bound and timeless.
V.23 No.1 | 1/2/2014  Lance Ryan McGoldrick Culture ShockBlackbird buffaloedSee some art, be some art, and give the gift of art with this week’s Culture Shock.
V.22 No.50 | 12/12/2013  [click to enlarge] Art ScenesterThis Wall Has Your NumberAl Hurricane paint-by-numbers mural comes to BarelasThe Tannex’s south side now features the beginnings of a new mural. And the mural needs you to finish it.
V.22 No.48 | 11/28/2013  Culture ShockShock yourself into Burque cultural awareness and make your eyeballs happy with this week’s Culture Shock.
V.22 No.46 | 11/14/2013  Art ScenesterBusting a Gut and Breaking the MoldAcclaimed comic Jamie Kilstein benefits poetry, funnily enoughFormer slam poet and co-host of the politically irreverent podcast “Citizen Radio,” Jamie Kilstein lends his talents to benefit Abq’s Poet Laureate program.
V.22 No.44 | 10/31/2013  Art NewsMarriage Has Two Lenses to Benefit the 516Two photographers with strikingly different styles and subject matter—who just happen to be married—unveil new photobooks to benefit 516 Arts.
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