Arts Feature
The Words of the Prophets are Written on Arroyo Walls
Albuquerque's spray-can psychogeography
Love graffiti or hate it, a map of a city of the unseen awaits you on Albuquerque’s streets.
Culture Shock
A local mag for creatives, a little yellow suitcase that leads to a personal journey and commemorating the Holocaust through dance—scope a world of ABQ arts with Culture Shock.
August March
Book Review
Watching Little Dinosaurs
Sibley’s guide covers the North American continent and the edges of the surrounding oceans. And it’s a whole lot better than some app.
- Book Review: The Marble Orchard by Erika Hanson (5/14/2015)
- Book Review - All the Wild that Remains: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West by Charles Vane (4/30/2015)
- Book Review: The First Bad Man by Leo P. Neufeld (4/23/2015)
- Book Review: When the Doves Disappeared by Renée Chavez (4/9/2015)
- Book Review - Find It In Everything: Photographs by Drew Barrymore by Samantha Anne Carrillo (3/26/2015)
- Book Review: Camp Utopia and the Forgiveness Diet by Erika Hanson (3/19/2015)
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Where People Aren’t
Nicola López: Haunted
Artist Nicola López will install Haunted in the Albuquerque Museum lobby as part of the annual Visiting Artist program.
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Go Sage Yo’Self!
Go Sage Yo’Self!
Two Worlds NM, a performance art group, is hosting a first Thursday of the month Native and Indigenous actors, poets, dancers, musicians, and comedy artists. These free to watch virtual performances, happening from 6pm to 7:30pm, are meant to bring viewers the best of Native and Indigenous artists of all genres. The Thursday, August 6 featured performers include Rhiana Yazzie (Diné) from the New Native Theater in Minneapolis, Jir Anderson (Cochiti Pueblo) from the JIR PROJECT, Isiah Yazzie (Diné) Native comedian and Christina M. Castro (Jemez Pueblo/Taos Pueblo) actor for Spider Woman Stories/Native comedian. This is a free community event, live on Zoom, with links available by email or on Eventbrite.
