V.22 No.20 | 5/16/2013

Art Scenester

Pirates on the High Frequencies

By Christopher J. Johnson

A secret New Mexico radio station takes to the airwaves, just because it can.

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Culture Shock

By Lisa Barrow

Old-timey livin’

This week is your chance to travel in time, see how dance can fuse with film and take in a thought-provoking art exhibit that explores man’s imprint on the natural world.

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Submission City

Opportunities for visual artists, fiber freaks and Native playwrights

By Lisa Barrow

Decorate a bowling pin for charity, get a scholarship to study your fiber arts passion or get your play produced.

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V.22 No.19 | 5/9/2013

Rhett Lynch adds color around his prayer bundle piece for above the bed.

Maresa Thompson

Arts Feature

Live-In Art at the Nativo Lodge

By Leah Sneider

Works of art by Native artists leave the museum behind.

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Culture Shock

Fashion season

By Lisa Barrow

This week’s Culture Shock covers wearable plans, a doggy benefit and information on registering for this year’s Zine Fest.

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V.22 No.18 | 5/2/2013

Arts Interview

SEEDS Exhibit Puts Down Roots

By Lisa Barrow

Multimedia works of more than 60 artists represent and bring attention to the preservation of seeds.

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communityproject.me

Art Preview

Warehouse 508 has seen a spike in participation. They have the same number of events and the same facilities as always, but more and more youth are showing up. The difference may be Noah and Simon Kessler de St. Croix, two brothers who work hard to improve their community.

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V.22 No.17 | 4/25/2013

2012 Miss Indian World talent competition

Derek Mathews

Art Preview

Powwow Power

Gathering reps Native culture

By Leah Sneider

Celebrate 30 years of Indian tacos, competitive dancing and paying tribute to tradition this year at Albuquerque’s own Gathering of Nations. The Gathering is North America’s most prominent powwow, and it will host tens of thousands of guests and representatives from more than 700 Native and Aboriginal tribes throughout the United States, Canada and all over to honor Indigenous cultures and traditions through dance, music, food and the crowning of the next Miss Indian World

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