V.21 No.49 | 12/6/2012
Film Review Anna Karenina Joe Wright sets the stage for lush, theatrical adaptation of lit classic By Devin D. O’Leary
Leo Tolstoy’s romantic classic Anna Karenina gets a cheeky, self-consciously theatrical, big-screen redux courtesy of British filmmaker Joe Wright and award-winning screenwriter Tom Stoppard.
Kids Crazy Critters Monday, June 26: 8:30am-3:30pm New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Explore how animals are adapted to their environments and why they can oftentimes look so absurd.
Art Consumed by Design Exhibit Monday, June 26: 9am Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Celebrate painter Marla Allison of Laguna Pueblo as she unveils her work in an innovative new show. Runs through 6/30.
Art Geography of Hope Monday, June 26: 9am-6pm Sorrel Sky Gallery Featuring the contemporary Western paintings of Maura Allen and Native American figurative bronze sculptor, Denny Haskew. Runs through 6/30.
Wellness Gentle Flow Yoga Monday, June 26: 10-11am Rio Rancho Yoga Improve flexibility, muscle tone, balance and coordination. Practice mindfulness in motion and learn to achieve peace of mind.
Art Lines of Thought Monday, June 26: 10am-5pm New Mexico Museum of Art See how artists have used drawing to record and provoke thought, from the 15 century to today. Featuring work from Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Paul Cézanne, Pablo Picasso and many more. Runs through 9/27.
Kids Pig Out on Reading Monday, June 26: 10:30-11:30am Alamosa Library Farmer Minor, Daisy the pig and her two pugs read to kids.
Art Route 66 Then and Now Monday, June 26: 11am-midnight O'Niell's Pub See the artist collective Rainbow Artists' interpretation of the historic Route 66. Runs through 7/1.
Words How Do You Pray? Tuesday, June 27: 6-7:30pm Bookworks Celeste Yacoboni discusses her latest work regarding how leading spiritual, shamanic, scientists, guides and activists pray and contemplates the intention of prayer.
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