   |  Culture ShockLinen and PearlsNew Grounds Print Workshop and Gallery is not asking for gifts to celebrate its 12-year anniversary. Instead, it’s hosting the works of Ando Shinji, a Japanese master printer who merges Western sensibilities with a Japanese aesthetic. This Friday, Sept. 5, New Grounds hosts an opening reception/anniversary party from 5 to 8 p.m., which includes music, food and a raffle for $250 in artwork. Shinji will be present on Friday, Sept. 19, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. for a discussion about his multi-plate etching process. The show is on display through Sept. 27. Call New Grounds at 268-8952 with questions.
 Steve Hurst Performance PreviewThe Pearl FantasyA circus tale retoldA decades-old cassette provided the script and the spark for The Pearl Fantasy. Local performer Amaya, in her early days, ran off to join the German circus Salome as a belly dancer. As she walked around an empty and luxurious Journal Theatre stage at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, the cassette became the impetus of a performance that would take a year to put together.
 Courtesy of the Santa Fe Opera Art NewsTake Me to the RiverThe Rio Grande Nature Center welcomes The Big Read and Currents of ChangeA politically tinged eco-art piece and a large-scale reading project are taking the Rio Grande Nature Center by storm.
 Poetry ReviewKu of the UndeadZombie Haiku by Ryan MecumWhen you find a safe place to stop and reload your shotgun, take a minute to listen to what your zombie pursuers are moaning. Aside from the incessant braaaains, you may notice certain neatly doctored meditations about the everyday trials of the afterlife. Maybe you'll hear this:
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