  | theaterThis Week's Arts & Lit: Lucas Hussack’s southwest retrospective, Wild Dancing West returns, colorful creations in Old Town Santa Fe Photo Workshops Rulan Tangen of Dancing Earth Culture Shock: Cultural Sunsets at Old Town, Solo Comedy at The Box Small Engine Gallery: Lucas Hussack’s One Hundred Pieces San Francisco’s ODC/Dance and other variety at the sixth annual Wild Dancing West Add a Comment V.20 No.21 | 5/26/2011  Culture ShockSolar SelectionsOld Town is back with another round of Cultural Sunsets summer programming, which brings culturally edifying entertainment to the plaza most Thursdays through early October. Featuring colorful costumes, elaborate and often ancient choreography, and groups that are committed to fostering traditions, Cultural Sunsets gives patrons a chance to experience customs that are likely new to them. This Thursday, May 26, you can see performances from the New Mexico branch of Miyagi Ryu Nosho Kai school of Okinawan cultural dance and music. The kids can learn to make Japanese paper dolls too, in a “make and take” workshop. This free event is from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Keep tabs on upcoming Cultural Sunsets by calling 311.
This Week's Arts & Lit: Latino Writers’ Conference, Clara Driscoll & the Tiffany Girls, Voices Behind the Virus, New Mexico Philharmonic Jennifer Walkowiak Left to right: Actors Drew Morrison, Christie Carter, Nate Warren and Tori Cocoran Culture Shock: Latino Writers’ Conference at NHCC Gallery Preview: Classy glass and objects d’arte designed by Clara Driscoll and the Tiffany Girls Performance Preview: Voices Behind the Virus--a theatrical exploration of living with HIV/AIDS Art News: And the band played on— announcing the New Mexico Philharmonic This Week's Arts & Lit: The Due Return at Meow Wolf, Flash Fiction Contest, hello Summer! Concept art Gallery Preview: Massive interactive installation The Due Return at Santa Fe’s Meow Wolf Culture Shock: Hello Summer, Flash Fiction Contest, The Normal Gallery, Duke City Classic This Week's Arts & Lit: Bye-bye Bear, Mother Road’s Virtual Reality and FUSION’s The 39 Steps, Toxicology Zygote Pro-Creations, Inc. Bruce Holmes, Ross Kelly and Paul Blott star in FUSION’s production of The 39 Steps at The Cell Theatre. Culture Shock: John Bear says bye-bye Performance Review: Mother Road Theatre Company’s Virtual Reality and FUSION Theatre Company’s The 39 Steps Book Review: Jessica Hagedorn's Toxicology inconclusive This Week's Arts & Lit: The Year of Magical Thinking, For Colored Girls ..., Taos author Summer Wood “Time Machine” by Ryan Singer Art 2011 Culture Shock: Native American artists Jaque Fragua and Ryan Singer, Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical Thinking at The Vortex Theatre Performance Preview: Rainbow Studio Theater Company presents For Colored Girls ... at VSA North Fourth Art Center Author Interview: Taos author Summer Wood’s sophomore effort V.20 No.17 | 4/28/2011  Rainbow Studio Theater Company Performance PreviewDouble RainbowNew theater tandem aims for empowermentBig things can start in small places. That’s the driving philosophy behind Albuquerque’s newest artistic foray, Rainbow Studio Theater Company.
This Week's Arts & Lit: Art for Earth Day, Words Afire Festival Culture Shock: A very special Earth Day column Theater: The 11th annual Words Afire Festival of New Plays at UNM This Week's Arts & Lit: RIP Kurt Vonnegut, Wes Naman photography, Blue Mesa Review “Wes” by Wes Naman Culture Shock: Kurt Vonnegut is still dead Gallery Review: Wes Naman photography at Cellar Door Book News: Blue Mesa Review releases Issue 24 This Week's Arts & Lit: Poetry month, q-Staff Theatre and fractals Courtesy of Don McIver Don McIver Poetry News: Local poets Don McIver, Hakim Bellamy, Carlos Contreras and Lisa Gill survey the scene Art News: q-Staff Theatre finds new digs in Downtown Culture Shock: Baseball and fractals | 
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