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Art

Art and Oppression Opening Reception

Monday, July 24: 8am-5pm

Santa Fe University of Art and Design

Curated photographs record victims of civil war in Sri Lanka, Guatemalan refugees in Mexico, uranium mining in western N.M., as well as the suppression of women, police violence and surveillance. Runs through 9/15.

Kung Fu Summer Camp

Monday, July 24: 9-11:45am

Chinese Culture Center

Kids 6-12 learn self-discipline, basic martial arts techniques, agilty training, tumbling practiced in traditional Kung Fu martial arts. Snacks provided.

Art

Bridging Worlds

Monday, July 24: 9am-6pm

Sorrel Sky Gallery

Star Liana York shows her bronze sculptures that reflect her boundless interest in the people, animals, environment and culture of the Southwest. Runs through 7/31.

Art

American Dreams

Monday, July 24: 10am-6pm

Turner Carroll Gallery

Hung Liu shows a body of work adopting American imagery and bold, colorful underpaintings in each work. Runs through 8/4.

Kids

Build A Better World

Monday, July 24: 10:30-11:30am

Taylor Ranch Library

Sarah Malone shares a range of stories from around the world in a fast paced, interactive and fun program with plenty of audience participation.

Art

Art Exhibition

Monday, July 24: 11am-5pm

Jemez Fine Art Gallery

Paintings by Rajen displayed.

Art

illuminexus

Monday, July 24: 5-8pm

April Price Project Gallery

Four artists whose works compose a confluence of diverse aesthetic sinsibilities.

Jim Jones • country

Monday, July 24: 6:30-9:30pm

Blue Grasshopper Brew Pub

Learn

How to Please a Penis: Better Handjobs, Blowjobs and More

Monday, July 24: 7:30-9pm

Self Serve

This class is for anyone who has a dick in their life and wants to show it some love. Sterilized dildos for practicing provided.

Tomorrow's Events

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.